Weaved high green/living per ha — Flanders — condition 2013

This map of the interweaving between high greenery and living was drawn up on the basis of the land use stock at 10 m resolution. “High green” is considered here as vegetation with a height of more than 3 meters. This is mainly about solitary trees or forest. For ‘living’, the residential cells from the land use stock were used. The analysis was carried out at a resolution of 10 m. This map indicates per hectare cell whether it is a cell in which high greenery occurs without living, whether it is a residential cell without high greenery, or whether it is a cell with a certain degree of intertwination between high green and living, with a dominance of the green function or of the residential function. For interwoven cells, a distinction is made between cells that are taken for more than half by high green (dominantly high green), or more than half are occupied by housing (dominant living). Other land uses, including agriculture, water, recreation, infrastructure, etc. are excluded from the analysis.