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Table 1Map scales and the consequences for their information quality
Fig. 2. Conceptual graph of the frequency and magnitude of landscape evolution in Europe (after Antrop, 1997).
Fig. 3. Model of urbanisation patterns in Western Europe. Initial urban patterns are hierarchical structured and form a hexagonal spatialpattern
Fig. 4. Example of landscape fragmentation to the spread of urbanisation: the example of Torhout, Flanders) in 1861 (left) and 1983 (right).
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