Liveability from aerial images

<p>Dataset accompanying our paper<a href="http://10.1016/j.rse.2023.113454"> on monitoring the liveability of cities from overhead images in the Netherlands</a>. Our dataset combines liveability information based on surveyed resident opinions and hedonic pricing with aerial overhead images.&nbsp;A total of&nbsp;51,781 liveability grid cells covering 100 by 100 meters are paired with aerial images of 1 meter pixel resolution with 500 by 500 pixels. Patches are distributed across 13 built-up areas of varying sizes and historical backgrounds. The Leefbaarometer&nbsp;2.0 labels are <a href="https://www.leefbaarometer.nl/page/Open%20data">made available</a> by the Dutch Ministry of Internal Affairs (CC0),&nbsp; and the aerial images are <a href="https://data.overheid.nl/dataset/16186-luchtfoto-2021-hr-rgb-open-data">made available</a> by the Dutch cadastral services (CC BY 4.0)</p> <p>In our future work we will make time series data available, therefore enabling the longitudinal monitoring of urban liveability from overhead imagery on an unprecedented scale.</p> <p>The code to work with the dataset can be found in the <a href="https://github.com/ahlevering/liveability-rs">GitHub repository</a> accompanying the paper.</p>