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Building layer
Bocher edited this page Apr 9, 2021
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The building layer represents the footprint of the building as a set of Polygons or MultiPolygons in 2D coordinates.
Name | Type | Constaints | Definition |
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the_geom | POLYGON | X Y dimensions | Geometry |
id_building | INTEGER | Primary Key | Unique Identifier |
id_source | VARCHAR | not null | Identifier of the feature from the input data source |
id_zone | VARCHAR | not null | Studied zone identifier |
height_wall | FLOAT | not null; > 0 | The (corrected) height of the building in meters. Height of the building measured between the ground and the gutter (maximum altitude of the polyline describing the building). (expressed in meters) |
height_roof | FLOAT | not null ; > 0 ; >= height_wall | The maximum height of a building is the distance between the top edge of the building (including the roof, but excluding antennas, spires and other equipment mounted on the roof) and the lowest point at the bottom where the building meets the ground. (expressed in meters) |
nb_lev | INTEGER | not null; > 0 | Number of levels (have to be greater than 0) |
type | VARCHAR | not null ; in type list | Value allowing to distinguish the type of building according to its architecture. These values are listed in the BUILDING_use_and_type section. |
main_use | VARCHAR | in type list | Main use of the building. The use of a building corresponds to a de facto element, relating to what it is used for. These values are listed in the BUILDING_use_and_type section. |
zindex | INTEGER | not null ; >-4 ; 4< | Defines the position with respect to the ground. 0 indicates that the object is on the ground. 1 to 4 indicates that the objects above the ground surface. -4 to -1 value indicates that the object is underground. |
List of all possible values for the type
and the main_use
attributes, in the BUILDING
layer. We consider that a same value can be used to qualify a type
or a main_use
.
Term | Definition | Source |
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building | Used to qualify any kind of feature that is a building | 1 |
house | A single dwelling unit usually inhabited by one family | 2 |
detached | A free-standing residential building usually housing a single-family. | 3 |
residential | A building used primarily for residential purposes | 4 |
apartments | A building arranged into individual dwellings, often on separate floors. May also have retail outlets on the ground floor. | 5 |
bungalow | A small, single-storey detached house in the form of a bungalow | 6 |
historic | Any buildings of historical interest | 7 |
monument | A memorial object, which is especially large, built to remember, show respect to a person or group of people or to commemorate an event. | 8 |
ruins | House that is an abandoned (but still a building) | 9 |
castle | Various kinds of structures, most of which were originally built as fortified residences of a lord or noble | 10 |
agricultural | A building, machinery, facilities, related to agricultural production. | 11 |
farm | A farmhouse is the main building of a farm | 12 |
farm_auxiliary | A building on a farm that is not a dwelling | 13 |
barn | An agricultural building used for storage and as a covered workplace | 14 |
greenhouse | A greenhouse (also called a glasshouse) is a building in which plants are grown. It typically has a roof and walls made of clear glass or plastic to allow sunlight to enter. | 15 |
silo | A storage container for bulk material, often grains such as corn or wheat | 16 |
commercial | A building where non-specific commercial activities take place | 17 |
industrial | A building where some industrial process takes place | 18 |
sport | Buildings, constructions, installations, organized areas and equipment for indoor and outdoor sport activities. | 19 |
sports_centre | Building that is designed for sports, e.g. for school sports, university or club sports | 20 |
grandstand | Building for the main stand, usually roofed, commanding the best view for spectators at racecourses or sports grounds | 21 |
transportation | Buildings, constructions, installations, organized areas and equipment for transportation | 22 |
train_station | A train station building | 23 |
toll_booth | Toll roads charge money for some or all traffic | 24 |
terminal | An airport passenger building | 25 |
healthcare | All places that provide healthcare | 26 |
education | All places that provide education | 27 |
entertainment_arts_culture | All places that provide entertainment, arts and culture | 28 |
sustenance | Buildings, constructions, installations, organized areas and equipment of any food commodity or related food products. ex : bar, pub... | 29 , 30 |
military | Buildings, constructions, installations necessary to the performance of military activities, either combat or noncombat. | 31 , 32 , 33 |
religious | Unspecific religious building | 34 |
chapel | Religious building, often pretty small. One can enter in it to pray or meditate | 35 |
church | A building that was built as a church | 36 |
government | Building built to house government offices | 37 |
townhall | Building that may serve as an administrative center, or may be merely a community meeting place | 38 |
office | Office block typically houses companies, but offices may be also rented by any other kind of organization like charities, government, any NGO etc. | 39 |
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