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Annex 1. Indicator description sheets<br />
Indicator 1 Urban density<br />
Description Number of people per hectare of urban land (gross)<br />
Dimension Density<br />
Value domain 2.5–55<br />
Base year(s) 2004<br />
Source Area statistics<br />
Software ArcGIS 9.2<br />
Implementation (1) Intersect municipality layer with 10 · 10 km grid<br />
(2) Apportion population and urban area attributes to new polygons where<br />
municipalities have been split, based on the ratio of new size of split polygon/<br />
size of original polygon<br />
(3) Summarise population and urban area for all derived municipalities in a<br />
10 · 10 km cell<br />
(4) PCalculate indicator as per formula below<br />
Formula<br />
P<br />
P<br />
UA<br />
with P = population, UA = urban area<br />
Definitions Urban area: aggregate measure for residential, commercial, industrial land and land<br />
in transportation infrastructure (= ‘Siedlungs- und Verkehrsfläche’)<br />
References<br />
(selected)<br />
Population: number of people registered as usual residents in a municipality<br />
Galster et al. (2001), Ewing et al. (2002), Frenkel and Ashkenazi (2008)<br />
Indicator 2 Change in urban density<br />
Description Change of urban density between two base years (percentage)<br />
Dimension Density<br />
Value domain -80 to 70%<br />
Base year(s) 1996, 2004<br />
Source Area statistics<br />
Software ArcGIS 9.2<br />
Implementation (1) Calculate urban densities for 1996 and 2004<br />
(2) Calculate the rate of change between the results as per the formula below<br />
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