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  • The Global Urban Footprint® (GUF®) dataset is based on the radar (SAR) satellite imagery of the German satellites TerraSAR-X and TanDEM-X. By creating the GUF database, scientists at the German Remote Sensing Data Center (DFD) of the German Aerospace Center (DLR) have succeeded in using a newly developed method to generate a global raster map of the world’s built-up pattern in a so far unprecedented spatial resolution of about 12m per raster cell. Using a fully automated processing system, a global coverage of more than 180,000 very high resolution SAR images (3m ground resolution) has been analyzed acquired between 2010 and 2013. Thereby, the backscatter amplitudes of the SAR data have been used in combination with derived textural information to delineate human settlements in a highly automated, complex decision-making process. The evaluation procedure based mainly on radar signals detects the characteristic vertical structures of human habitations – primarily built-up areas. In addition, auxiliary data such as digital elevation models have been included to improve the classification process. In total, over 20 million datasets were processed with a combined volume of about 320 terabytes. The final global maps show three coverage categories (e. g. in a B&W representation): Built-up areas (vertical structures only) in black, non-built-up surfaces in white, areas of no coverage by TSX/TDX satellites (NoData) as most parts of the oceans in grey. The final product has been optimized for fast online access through web services by merging the 5° x 5° GUF tiles into a single global mosaic. Furthermore reduced resolution overviews have been generated with an interpolation algorithm, that computes the average value of all contribution pixels. The global mosaic uses PackBits compression to reduce file size. (GUF® and Global Urban Footprint® are protected as trademarks.)

  • The Global Urban Footprint® (GUF®) dataset is based on the radar (SAR) satellite imagery of the German satellites TerraSAR-X and TanDEM-X. By creating the GUF database, scientists at the German Remote Sensing Data Center (DFD) of the German Aerospace Center (DLR) have succeeded in using a newly developed method to generate a global raster map of the world’s built-up pattern in a so far unprecedented spatial resolution of about 12m per raster cell. Using a fully automated processing system, a global coverage of more than 180,000 very high resolution SAR images (3m ground resolution) has been analyzed acquired between 2010 and 2013. Thereby, the backscatter amplitudes of the SAR data have been used in combination with derived textural information to delineate human settlements in a highly automated, complex decision-making process. The evaluation procedure based mainly on radar signals detects the characteristic vertical structures of human habitations – primarily built-up areas. In addition, auxiliary data such as digital elevation models have been included to improve the classification process. In total, over 20 million datasets were processed with a combined volume of about 320 terabytes. The final global maps show three coverage categories (e. g. in a B/W representation): Built-up areas (vertical structures only) in black, non-built-up surfaces in white, areas of no coverage by TSX/TDX satellites (NoData) as most parts of the oceans in grey. The final product has been optimized for fast online access through web services by merging the 5 x 5 degree GUF tiles into a single global mosaic. Furthermore reduced resolution overviews have been generated with an interpolation algorithm, that computes the average value of all contribution pixels. The global mosaic uses PackBits compression to reduce file size. (GUF® and Global Urban Footprint® are protected as trademarks.)

  • dargestellt sind die als Verkehrsflächen klassifizierten städtischen Liegenschaften. Die Attributtabelle enthält deren vollständige Flurstücksbezeichnung und Nutzungsart.

  • dargestellt sind die städtischen Liegenschaften (ausgenommen Verkehrsflächen) und deren vollständige Flurstücksbezeichnung.

  • dargestellt sind die Kehrbezirke mit deren zuständigen Schornsteinfegern

  • dargestellt sind die Gemarkungsgrenzen.

  • dargestellt sind die Grenzen der Postleitzahlenbezirke

  • Ausschnitt des Regionalplans Düsseldorf (Kreisgebiet Mettmann und angrenzende Kommunen) im Maßstab 1:50.000 in Kombination mit der Topographischen Karte im GeoTIFF-Format.

  • Der Flächennutzungsplan (FNP) wird für das gesamte Gemeindegebiet aufgestellt und im Maßstab 1:10.000 bis 1:15.000 erarbeitet. Der FNP enthält die Grundzüge der Bodennutzung und ist nicht parzellenscharf. Die Darstellungen des FNP sind nur behördenverbindlich.

  • Im Kreisgebiet Mettmann befindliche Förderschulen bzw. Förderzentren des Kreises Mettmann und der kreisangehörigen Städte mit den Förderschwerpunkten "Geistige Entwicklung", "Sprache", "Lernen" und "Emotionale und Soziale Entwicklung".

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