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This dataset corresponds to the low emission zone (LEZ) in the Brussels-Capital Region. It is made of two geometric classes : the boundaries of the low emission zone and the transit parkings (P+R) accessible to vehicles that do not meet LEZ access criteria
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Brussels Capital Region: location of the different stations measuring the air quality. Stations of the telemetric, non-telemetric (sampling with laboratory analysis) and weather networks are included. The measured parameters are specified for each station. Note : In French : https://document.environnement.brussels/opac_css/elecfile/QAir_Rpt0911_corr_ssAnnexesB_C_D_E_fr.PDF In Dutch : https://document.environnement.brussels/opac_css/elecfile/QAir_Rpt0911_ssAnn_B_C_D_E_bis_nl.PDF
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This dataset corresponds to urban heat islands. It 's made of a raster image with each pixel corresponding to a standardised Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) indicator value from 0 to 100. This indicator measures heat stress based on temperature, humidity, wind, exposure to solar radiation and cloud cover for a typical hot summer day (i.e. 24 August 2016).
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Brussels-Capital Region: This service is the service mapping data visualization of the spatial datasets of Brussels Environment (both non-INSPIRE datasets and non-compliant INSPIRE datasets).
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Brussels-Capital Region: This service is the service mapping data visualization of the spatial datasets of Brussels Environment (both non-INSPIRE datasets and non-compliant INSPIRE datasets).
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Brussels-Capital Region : This map shows the Health Impact Screening score for air quality (0-8) in the Brussels Capital Region. It was produced as part of the 2020 study on the "Impact of 'Nature-Based Solutions' (NBS) on urban residents' exposure to air pollution, noise pollution or high temperatures - Overview of general knowledge and recommendations for the Brussels-Capital Region". This map is based on the 2018 annual average nitrogen dioxide concentration map. For the methodology used, see p.49. The study report (in dutch) is available at http://document.environnement.brussels/opac_css/elecfile/NatureBasedSolutions
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Brussels-Capital Region : This map shows the Health Impact Screening score for noise pollution (0-8) in the Brussels Capital Region. It was produced as part of the 2020 study on the "Impact of 'Nature-Based Solutions' (NBS) on urban residents' exposure to air pollution, noise pollution or high temperatures - Overview of general knowledge and recommendations for the Brussels-Capital Region". This map is based on the 2016 noise pollution maps for road traffic and rail traffic. For the methodology used, see p.51. The study report (in dutch) is available at http://document.environnement.brussels/opac_css/elecfile/NatureBasedSolutions
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Brussels-Capital Region : This map shows the Health Impact Screening score for heat stress (0-8) in the Brussels Capital Region. It was produced as part of the 2020 study on the "Impact of 'Nature-Based Solutions' (NBS) on urban residents' exposure to air pollution, noise pollution or high temperatures - Overview of general knowledge and recommendations for the Brussels-Capital Region". This map is based on the maximum Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) map of 24 August 2016. For the methodology used, see p.48. The study report (in dutch) is available at http://document.environnement.brussels/opac_css/elecfile/NatureBasedSolutions
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Brussels-Capital Region : This map shows the combined Health Impact Screening score for heat stress, air pollution and noise pollution (0-9) in the Brussels Capital Region. It was produced as part of the 2020 study on the "Impact of 'Nature-Based Solutions' (NBS) on urban residents' exposure to air pollution, noise pollution or high temperatures - Overview of general knowledge and recommendations for the Brussels-Capital Region". This map is a combination of 3 maps: heat stress (24/08/2016), air pollution (2018) and noise pollution (2016). For the methodology used, see p.54. The study report (in dutch) is available at http://document.environnement.brussels/opac_css/elecfile/NatureBasedSolutions