In urban planning studies on the dynamics of urban growth, urban sprawl is referred to as an inefficient urban development often linked to sparse building over rural areas. Raster maps of urban morphological zones, such as those produced by the CORINE Land Cover programme of the EEA, provide a valuable resource to study spatial heterogeneities within urban patterns.
L. Altieri, D. Cocchi, E.M. Scott, M. Ventrucci (2012). Assessing heterogeneity across Urban Morphological Zones from Corine land cover raster data. s.l : s.n.
Assessing heterogeneity across Urban Morphological Zones from Corine land cover raster data
ALTIERI, LINDA;COCCHI, DANIELA;VENTRUCCI, MASSIMO
2012
Abstract
In urban planning studies on the dynamics of urban growth, urban sprawl is referred to as an inefficient urban development often linked to sparse building over rural areas. Raster maps of urban morphological zones, such as those produced by the CORINE Land Cover programme of the EEA, provide a valuable resource to study spatial heterogeneities within urban patterns.File in questo prodotto:
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