This dataset corresponds to the mesh delimiting the boxes (also called grids) used in UrbIS. The mesh covers the entire territory of the Brussels-Capital Region, and the boxes are one kilometer on each side.

This AtomFeed download service provides access to datasets of GAPD that are reported under the INSPIRE Directive. The datasets can be accessible for free or under conditions.

This view service allows, by means of a formatted URL, to display all the raster data that are used in Brusky.

This dataset contains the off-street parking supply in the Brussels-Capital Region. The data is aggregated per cadastral block and classified into 11 categories, where possible. The categories include: residential, office, commercial, industrial, educational, cultural/religious/sporting, hospital/care, public parking, park & ride, public buildings, and others.

This dataset includes Renolution grants delivered to applicants. These are intended to support renovation and energy-saving work on buildings in the Brussels-Capital Region.

This dataset contains information on the water quality requirements for surface waters (rivers, lakes, coastal waters and transitional waters) of the Brussels region in order to protect the aquatic ecosystem and, by extension, human health.

The objective of this report is to conduct a study and evaluation of the state of discrimination in the Brussels labor market through the principle of situation testing.

The UrbIS - Landscape product (formerly UrbIS - ADM 3D V2 Beta) is a dataset that combines the data from the “3D Constructions” product with the “Digital terrain model” to display a three-dimensional model of the ground and buildings in the Brussels-Capital region. The dataset is freely downloadable as zipped files.

This dataset is based on measurements and inspections carried out by the scientific experts at Brussels Environment and presents the results of their investigations into all issues related to the evolution of water in the Brussels-Capital Region. In addition, the Bruwater application provided by Brussels Environment allows users to consult data on surface water and groundwater in the Brussels-Capital Region.

The publishing of data on Brussels companies with important industrial emissions aims to achieve a high level of environmental protection through integrated prevention and control of pollution from a wide range of industrial and agricultural activities. This complies with the Directive 2010/75/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 November 2010 on industrial emissions (integrated pollution prevention and control).