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Figure 1: Example of the European settlement information ex-tracted by the GHSL platform from Spot 2.5-m resolution inputimagery in Athens (Greece)
Figure 3: Comparison of the human settlement information ex-tracted from satellite sensors at different spatial resolution in thearea of Chicago-Detroit (US)
Figure 4: Examples extracted from the ALPHA release of theGHSL Landsat Multitemporal. From top to the bottom: Shang-hai, San Francisco, and Paris
Figure 5: Global population and built-up areas evolution in thelast 40 years. The fine-scale built-up areas are estimated by theJRC GHSL using Landsat input imagery
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