Life Style Levels: Neighborhood Delineation using Geospatial Data
Fine-scale socioeconomic information is often unavailable across rapidly ur-banizing regions of the developing world, like India, limiting the ability to delineate intra-urban variations in affluence and deprivation. This study pro-poses a scalable, grid-based urban delineation framework using building morphology derived from open-source satellite imagery. Urban areas across 59 Indian cities and towns are partitioned into high-resolution spatial grids and characterized using interpretable morphological indicators, which are combined into a transparent, rule-based scoring framework to delineate
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- LinkedLinked via arxiv author · 85%Srivatsa Kulkarni →
“Life Style Levels: Neighborhood Delineation using Geospatial Data”
- LinkedLinked via arxiv author · 85%Debarag Banerjee →
“Life Style Levels: Neighborhood Delineation using Geospatial Data”
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