MAP: Land use mutations in the SCOT Thur Doller Country between 2000 and 2012 (BdOCS v2)-A4

This map was made with the aim of spatialising the mutations carried out at level 1 of the nomenclature (artificialised territories/agricultural territories/natural spaces/hydrographic environments) in the SCOT Pays Thur Doller between 2000 and 2012. It makes it possible to highlight the evolution of land use and in particular the nature of the changes. However, it does not take into account mutations within the same land use class over the period. This mapping is part of the BdOCS-CIGAL project, its implementation is based on the three BdOCS-CIGAL 2000, 2008 and 2011/2012 updated version 2. The map reveals a predominance of changes in favour of artificialised spaces in the south east of the SCOT while the Vosges mountain sector benefits agricultural spaces. However, it does not make it possible to know the nature of the media before the mutation unless it relies on the BdOCS prior to the mutation. Mapping makes it possible to give an overview of the evolution of the territory over the period. The mapping of land use mutations in the SCOT Pays Thur Doller (at level 1 of the nomenclature) is carried out for an A4 print, in colour, landscape orientation. This map was made with the aim of spatialising the mutations carried out at level 1 of the nomenclature (artificialised territories/agricultural territories/natural spaces/hydrographic environments) in the SCOT Pays Thur Doller between 2000 and 2012. It makes it possible to highlight the evolution of land use and in particular the nature of the changes. However, it does not take into account mutations within the same land use class over the period. This mapping is part of the BdOCS-CIGAL project, its implementation is based on the three BdOCS-CIGAL 2000, 2008 and 2011/2012 updated version 2. The map reveals a predominance of changes in favour of artificialised spaces in the south east of the SCOT while the Vosges mountain sector benefits agricultural spaces. However, it does not make it possible to know the nature of the media before the mutation unless it relies on the BdOCS prior to the mutation. Mapping makes it possible to give an overview of the evolution of the territory over the period. The mapping of land use mutations in the SCOT Pays Thur Doller (at level 1 of the nomenclature) is carried out for an A4 print, in colour, landscape orientation.