Closed MKIM1008 closed 6 months ago
This post serves as a basis for our upcoming discussion regarding Land Use and its related categories.
@Polly64 @matkoniecz @mdsimpson42 @fallipalaiologou @MKIM1008 @taimaz22
@MKIM1008 this is the land use classification system we use. see page 30 for order and group. See how many you can match to both an order and a group, and then I can check and do any that are tricky-
Could you create a shared excel sheet if helpful
do you know what classification system Myproperty is using?
Can you try and add as many of the available open datasets using the OSMM data for loughborough on your computer- i.e. under the university licence. I'd just like to look at how we are doing for coverage first? so all the ones you found below but colour by different source?:
this is the land use classification system we use. see page 30 for order and group. See how many you can match to both an order and a group, and then I can check and do any that are tricky-
Could you create a shared excel sheet if helpful
@polly64 I sort out My Property land use from Charnwood Borough Council into this form first.
@polly64 I put the data with O mark in GIS. I will share this during the meeting today.
do you know what classification system Myproperty is using? Can you try and add as many of the available open datasets using the OSMM data for loughborough on your computer- i.e. under the university licence. I'd just like to look at how we are doing for coverage first? so all the ones you found below but colour by different source?:
- my property O
- Open Street Map (OSM) O
- Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): domestic building O
- Domestic Energy Certificate (DEC) O
- Ordnance Survey (OS): Points of interest O
- Old maps: retail location expectation, Colouring Loughborough material - old maps #59
SIC codes = A SIC code stands for Standard Industrial Classification code and classifies your business activity at Companies House. SIC code for a company can be changed at any time and be amended when you file your next Confirmation Statement. https://resources.companieshouse.gov.uk/sic/
Section A | Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Section B | Mining and Quarrying
Section C | Manufacturing
Section D Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
Section E Water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities
Section F | Construction
Section G Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
Section H | Transportation and storage
Section I | Accommodation and food service activities
Section J | Information and communication
Section K Financial and insurance activities
Section L Real estate activities
Section M | Professional, scientific and technical activities
Section N | Administrative and support service activities
Section O Public administration and defence; compulsory social security
Section P | Education
Section Q | Human health and social work activities
Section R | Arts, entertainment and recreation
Section S Other service activities
Section T Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of households for own use
Section U Activities of extraterritorial organisations and bodies
@polly64 For mapping the manufacturing, technology sector buildings, etc.
1) SMEs (with SIC codes) - the addresses are not matched with OSMM. (around 1000 cases) 2) High growth business - should be listed - now only statistics.
@matkoniecz The X and Y coordinates from the addresses are not matched with OSMM. Should I add the addresses on the Open Street Map? (It would be around 1000 cases). If you know other solutions please let me know.
@polly64 @taimaz22
Land Use - from Charnwood Borough Council - completion % in progress
Sorted byNational Land Use Database, colour legend from Colouring London
In progress: 1) I plan to incorporate additional land use data from OSM and other open sources. Is it permissible to use OS Points of Interest? (Note: This refers to point data, not polygon data.)
2) Is it possible for me to categorise Mixed-Use properties from the EPC (non-domestic) data?
3) Residential buildings will be compared using data from EPC (domestic).
4) I am looking at the dates to consider data updates.
@polly64 @taimaz22 @matkoniecz
Test: Charnwood Brough Council Land use in OSMM - Flat/Apartment layer
Step 1) Charnwood Brough Council Land Use + OS UPRN -> since CBC's using different UPRN and polygon Step 2) 1) + OSMM (OS UPRN/XY coordinates centred) Step 3) Visualisation centred Land Use informatiom from 1)
White box: OSMM Purple box: Charnwood Brough Council Land use Pink box: Charnwood Brough Council Land use in OSMM
Error: To address the lack of UPRNs in OSMM, I tried a location-centered spatial join, but it unintentionally colored buildings near the Charnwood Brough Council land use area.
@MKIM1008 and @taimaz22 i have started to add garages manually. is there anyone you know who can write an algorithm to begin to geolocate these automatically as we have some training data?
the simplest check could be finding buildings at some specified size
@matkoniecz can we look for rectangles with max and min width and length?
that should be also possible, though maybe it would be easier and sufficient to consider bounding box size/dimensions?
@MKIM1008 could you measure the width of the garages- which I have started colouring green in the loughborough land use section? there should probably be only 2 widths, for single and double garages, single being half the width of double. The lengths will vary as people will have extended some from averse car length so best to put a max and minimum on it. The minimum you can see from the most car sized rectangles which are the most common. @matkoniecz the algorithm would allow us too colour garages in the whole of the UK
@polly64 @matkoniecz
Sure, I will set the measuring standards for determining the width / type of the garages.
@polly64
Charnwood Borough Council - information from Land Use data
@MKIM1008 great is this all open?- if so can send you @matkoniecz the dataset for Loughborough, or upload onto site if MK shows you how
@polly64
I will ask the council if we can open the data in their Land Use file when I send over other enquires.
@MKIM1008 what you want to ask is what the license terms are for using it.
@MKIM1008 let's alsi talk about garden buildings- think we need to have a separate session chatting re the classification issue
@matkoniecz @polly64
The black boundary is Loughborough's (Built-Up Area) Should we include the land use surrounding the boundary which is from the council? (red circle) - I will add the question in the council email list. - I am working with the surrounding Land Use, too to remove at a later stage, if needed. Did Matkoniecz mean this issue, too related to the boundary issue?
@MKIM1008 think we have to ask Council. for now I think we need to include polygons the top red circle as I imagine these will be included in the next time the government revises town boundaries , and just leaver these polygons outside the above loughborough boundary - as this is obviously new town buildings bursting out of current boundary but clearly connected-Whereas red circle at bottom contains polygons that don't actually look like buildings from the shape - could you check what they are?- think we should probably ignore
@polly64
Is it required to create a land use map using the OS OpenMap Local?
Commercial Ancillary Building OS Master Map
OS OpenMap Local
@MKIM1008 It's interesting to just play around but might be worth waiting until Mateusz has done the INSPIRE/OML merge
How we done this by any chance?
How we done this by any chance?
I've combined the land use from OS OML with OS MM. I am not sure we will include OS OML polygons in the live platform.
@MKIM1008 this is helpful to see, yes the OML are used combined with INSPIRE on live platform
Land Use Specific Systems: Land-Based Classification Standards (LBCS) North American Land Use Classification System (NALUCS) Anderson Land Use Classification Canadian Land Use Monitoring Program (CLUMP) Australian Land Use and Management (ALUM) Classification System Japan's Land Use Classification System South Africa's Land Use Classification System FAO Land Cover Classification System (LCCS) Indian Remote Sensing Satellite (IRS) Land Use and Land Cover Classification System Chinese Land Use Classification System
Urban and Regional Analysis Tools: European Space Agency's Urban Atlas CORINE Land Cover (CLC) United States National Land Cover Database (NLCD) Land Use and Coverage Area frame Survey (LUCAS) UK Land Use Database (UKLUD) The Multi-Resolution Land Characteristics Consortium (MRLC)
Property Valuation and Taxation: VOA SCAT Codes (Valuation Office Agency Site Code and Address Type)
Indirectly Related to Land Use through Economic Expenditure: Classification of Individual Consumption According to Purpose (COICOP)
Main 1) Charnwood Borough Council: My Property data, https://webmap.charnwood.gov.uk/Charnwoodwm/, The GIS officer (Wayne) sent us this in shp.
Secondary data 1) Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): domestic building, https://epc.opendatacommunities.org/docs 2) Domestic Energy Certificate (DEC): non-domestic building, https://epc.opendatacommunities.org/docs
3) Ordnance Survey (OS): Points of interest, UPRN, PSGA ID, https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/products/points-of-interest#get
4) Old maps: retail location expectation, https://github.com/colouring-cities/colouring-london/issues/59
5) Open Street Map (OSM): https://download.geofabrik.de/europe/united-kingdom/england/leicestershire.html
Useful resources: VOA’s Non-domestic rating database, SCat codes UK planning portal (MHCLG, 2020a) London Building Stock Model National LaDOS’s Addressbase National Land Use Database (NLUD) UK National Asset Register (NAR)
OSM (OpenStreetMap Wiki, 2021b) OS OpenMap – Local Cabinet Office Church of England Geomni UK The first Land Utilisation Survey of Britain - map in the 1930s (EDINA, 2021b)
Colouring London:
https://github.com/colouring-cities/manual/wiki/X01.-London-prototype:-References https://github.com/colouring-cities/manual/wiki/X03.-London-prototype:-Open-data-assessment-for-London-UK-2021