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It provides reliable, inter-comparable, high-resolution land use maps for 305 Large Urban Zones and their surroundings (more than 100.000 inhabitants as defined by the Urban Audit) for the reference year 2006. The GIS data can be downloaded together with a map for each urban area covered and a report with the metadata. Why was the Urban Atlas developed? It was created to fill a gap in the knowledge about land use in European cities. The Urban Audit, a data collection of indicators on cities and their surroundings, showed that although a wide variety of socio-economic data is available for cities, inter-comparable land use data did not exist.
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