Texas Urban Land Change

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Texas Urban Land Change Planet Texas 2050 - Texas Metro Observatory Presented to TWRN on May 30th, 2019 What is TMO? What is Urban Land Change (ULC)? ULC Patterns across US Metros

Texas Metro Observatory (TMO): a communication and data platform dedicated to: sharing information and ideas about Texas’s communities & understanding common problems related to urbanization processes in these communities & developing solutions across the state’s metropolitan areas. Dallas – Ft. Worth Waco Temple-Killeen College Station-Bryan Austin Looking at Urbanization from a Texan perspective. Data and Communications Hub Houston San Antonio

Urban Land Change (ULC):

Urban Land Change (ULC): Data National Land Cover Database (NLCD) Available for ‘01, ’04, ‘06, ’08, ‘11, ‘13, ’16 16 Land Cover Classes + Imperviousness + Tree Canopy ULC Metrics Urban Expansion – physical conversion from undeveloped or natural land cover to developed. Development Density – residential population over acres of developed land Land Intensification – the qualitative change of developed landscapes based on imperviousness and tree canopy

TMO Indicators Report – Coming Soon What to expect: Chapters on Water, Land, People, Governance, & Buildings Interactive Web Dashboards Integrated Database available via DataX Thank you!