Urban regeneration: a top-down approach with a difference
Young, B
Urban regeneration: a top-down approach with a difference - 2001 - Axis 56(2) April-May 2001, 18-19(2) .
Describes the benefits of using of aerial imagery mapping for urban regeneration projects. Explains how aerial images can be linked to Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and combined with other mapped data to provide councils with a more detailed picture of regeneration areas. Aerial images are particulary useful for defining complex built-up areas, and for identifying neighbourhood assets such as open land, paths and green spaces.
URBAN REGENERATION
MAPPING
Land use
HOUSING
PLANNING
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
GIS
GIS
Urban regeneration: a top-down approach with a difference - 2001 - Axis 56(2) April-May 2001, 18-19(2) .
Describes the benefits of using of aerial imagery mapping for urban regeneration projects. Explains how aerial images can be linked to Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and combined with other mapped data to provide councils with a more detailed picture of regeneration areas. Aerial images are particulary useful for defining complex built-up areas, and for identifying neighbourhood assets such as open land, paths and green spaces.
URBAN REGENERATION
MAPPING
Land use
HOUSING
PLANNING
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
GIS
GIS