Saint-Amandois Basin of Life
Description
Base of the constituent municipalities of the Saint-Amandois basin of life 2012 to 1 January 2022
The living area is the smallest area in which people have access to the most common facilities and services. Its contours are defined in several stages. First, a service centre is defined as a municipality or urban unit with at least 16 of the 31 intermediate facilities. The zones of influence of each service pole are then delimited by grouping the nearest municipalities, the proximity being measured in travel time, by road at off-peak time. Thus, for each municipality and for each piece of equipment not present in the municipality, the nearest municipality offering this equipment is determined. Intermediate equipment but also local equipment are taken into account.
The ANABEL method finally makes it possible to aggregate municipalities by successive iterations and to draw the **perimeter of living areas as the smallest territory on which inhabitants have access to the most common facilities and services**. Zoning into living areas complements this by analysing the distribution of equipment and access to it.
Its main interest is to describe unpopulated areas, i.e. living areas built on urban units with fewer than 50 000 inhabitants.” (source: INSEE)
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/3e8dfa9c-ad1c-44e8-8a6d-c2fb62a94b22 |
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/6e9e7459-9745-4626-b658-f5a68137c463 |
Tags
- bassin-de-vie
- communes
- territoire
- communaute-de-communes
- administration