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A Planning Support System for Monitoring Aging Neighborhoods in Germany

Geomatics. Bd. 4. H. 1. MDPI 2024 S. 66 - 80

Erscheinungsjahr: 2024

Publikationstyp: Zeitschriftenaufsatz

Sprache: Englisch

Doi/URN: 10.3390/geomatics4010004

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Many single-family homes built in Germany in the first decades following the Second World War are now occupied by elderly residents. If local conditions are unfavorable, a large number of these buildings may enter the real estate market in a short period of time and put pressure on the local housing market. Planners and decision-makers therefore need detailed spatiotemporal information about these neighborhoods to effectively address and counteract such developments. We present the design and...Many single-family homes built in Germany in the first decades following the Second World War are now occupied by elderly residents. If local conditions are unfavorable, a large number of these buildings may enter the real estate market in a short period of time and put pressure on the local housing market. Planners and decision-makers therefore need detailed spatiotemporal information about these neighborhoods to effectively address and counteract such developments. We present the design and implementation of a planning support system that can generate the required information. The architecture of this newly developed software consists of a composite, multitier framework to perform the complex tasks of data importation, data processing, and visualization. Legally mandated municipal population registers provide the key data for the calculation of indicators as a base for spatiotemporal analyses and visualizations. These registers offer high data quality in terms of completeness, logical consistency, spatial, and temporal and thematic accuracy. We demonstrate the implemented method using population data from a local government in a rural area in southwestern Germany. The results show that the new tool, which relies on open software components, is capable to identify and prioritize areas with particularly high levels of problem pressure. The tool can be used not only for analyses in a local context, but also at a regional level.» weiterlesen» einklappen

  • demographic transitions
  • GIS
  • monitoring
  • single-family housing areas
  • spatiotemporal analysis

Autoren


Müller, Hartmut (Autor)

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DDC Sachgruppe:
Informatik

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