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Beyoglu Preservation Area Building Features Database
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TU Delftvia 4TU.ResearchData (via DataCite) · updated 13 June 2016
What's in it
The Beyoglu Preservation Area Building Features Database. A large and quite comprehensive GIS database was constructed in order to implement the data mining analysis, based mainly on the traditional thematic maps of the Master Plan for the Beyoğlu Preservation Area. This database consists of 45 spatial and non-spatial features attributed to the 11,984 buildings located in the Beyoğlu Preservation Area and it is one of the original outputs of the PhD Thesis entitled "A Knowledge Discovery Approach to Urban Analysis: The Beyoglu Preservation Area as a data mine".
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