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Modeling the evolution of metropolitan London using historical GIS,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object],funded by EC’s FP7 Marie Curie Fellowship,[object Object]
study area,[object Object],Greater London,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
data,[object Object],Ordnance Survey ,[object Object],County Series 1:2,500,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
data,[object Object],Ordnance Survey ,[object Object],County Series 1:2,500,[object Object],1 : 10,000,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
data,[object Object],Ordnance Survey ,[object Object],County Series 1:2,500,[object Object],1 : 2,500,[object Object],1 : 10,000,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
data,[object Object],Ordnance Survey ,[object Object],County Series 1:2,500,[object Object],1 : 2,500,[object Object],1 : 10,000,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
data,[object Object],Ordnance Survey ,[object Object],County Series 1:2,500,[object Object],1 : 2,500,[object Object],1 : 10,000,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
data,[object Object],Ordnance Survey ,[object Object],County Series 1:2,500,[object Object],1 : 2,500,[object Object],1 : 10,000,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
data,[object Object],Ordnance Survey ,[object Object],County Series 1:2,500,[object Object],1 : 2,500,[object Object],1 : 10,000,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
data,[object Object],Ordnance Survey ,[object Object],County Series 1:2,500,[object Object],1 : 2,500,[object Object],1 : 10,000,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
data,[object Object],Ordnance Survey ,[object Object],County Series 1:2,500,[object Object],1 : 2,500,[object Object],1 : 10,000,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
data,[object Object],Ordnance Survey ,[object Object],County Series 1:2500,[object Object],2005,[object Object],1985,[object Object],1960,[object Object],1935,[object Object],1915,[object Object],1895,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
Land use classification,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1875-2005    residential development,[object Object],terraced housing,[object Object],semi -detached  housing,[object Object],detached  housing,[object Object],multi-family housing,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1875    spatial  structure,[object Object],1875 development,[object Object],industrial uses,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1895    spatial  structure,[object Object],1875 development,[object Object],1875-95 development,[object Object],industrial uses,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1915    spatial  structure,[object Object],1875 development,[object Object],1875-95 development,[object Object],1895-15 development,[object Object],industrial uses,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1935    spatial  structure,[object Object],1875 development,[object Object],1875-95 development,[object Object],1895-15 development,[object Object],1915-35 development,[object Object],industrial uses,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1960    spatial  structure,[object Object],1875 development,[object Object],1875-95 development,[object Object],1895-15 development,[object Object],1915-35 development,[object Object],1935-60 development,[object Object],industrial uses,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1985    spatial  structure,[object Object],1960-85 development,[object Object],1875 development,[object Object],industrial uses,[object Object],1875-95 development,[object Object],1895-15 development,[object Object],1915-35 development,[object Object],1935-60 development,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
2005    spatial  structure,[object Object],1960-85 development,[object Object],1875 development,[object Object],1985-05 development,[object Object],1875-95 development,[object Object],industrial uses,[object Object],1895-15 development,[object Object],1915-35 development,[object Object],1935-60 development,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1875 - 2005    land  development  patterns,[object Object],nucleation,[object Object],1875 - 95,[object Object],1895 - 15,[object Object],diffusion,[object Object],1915 - 35,[object Object],1935 - 60,[object Object],infill,[object Object],1985 - 05,[object Object],1960 - 85,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1875 - 2005    land  development  patterns,[object Object],1875 - 95,[object Object],1895 - 15,[object Object],1915 - 35,[object Object],1935 - 60,[object Object],[object Object]
  distance  to  suburban centres
  distance  to  main roads
  distance  to  rail stations
 neighborhood  influence1985 - 05,[object Object],1960 - 85,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1875    Distance to roads  -  arterial,[object Object],developed land,[object Object],arterial roads,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1875    Distance to roads  -  connector,[object Object],developed land,[object Object],connector roads,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
 distance to cbd,[object Object],residential 1915-35,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
distance to cbd,[object Object],residential 1915-35,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
distance to cbd,[object Object],residential 1915-35,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1875    Distance to rail stations,[object Object],residential,[object Object],commercial,[object Object],rail station,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1895Distance to rail stations,[object Object],residential,[object Object],commercial,[object Object],rail station,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1915Distance to rail stations,[object Object],residential,[object Object],commercial,[object Object],rail station,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1935Distance to rail stations,[object Object],residential development 1915-35,[object Object],rail station,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1935Distance to rail stations,[object Object],residential 1915-35,[object Object],developed land 1915,[object Object],rail station,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1915    accessibility,[object Object],distance to arterial roads,[object Object],distance to connector roads,[object Object],distance to rail stations,[object Object],distance to rail stations,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
 Identification of suburban  centres,[object Object],residential,[object Object],commercial,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1875    accessibility,[object Object],rail station,[object Object],tram line,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
1875    accessibility,[object Object],rail station,[object Object],tram line,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
modeling  urban  land  use,[object Object],2005,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
Conclusions,[object Object],1875,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
Conclusions,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
Conclusions,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
Conclusions,[object Object],modeled,[object Object],actual,[object Object],1895,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]
Conclusions,[object Object],modeled,[object Object],actual,[object Object],1895,[object Object],1915,[object Object],Kiril Stanilov, March 2010 CASA,[object Object]

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1A_2_Modelling the evolution of metropolitan London using historical GIS

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Editor's Notes

  1. Case study of metropolitan growthUsing hi-res historical parcel level data