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Data Overview

Area
Urban Characteristics
Sub-area
land use
Indicator
Building gross floor area - residential
Data Points
22

Data

City MTU Publication Year Value Unit Comments
Beijing Energy and material flows of megacities 2001 201,095,000 m2
Beijing Energy and material flows of megacities 2006 326,650,000 m2
Beijing Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 441,130,000 m2
Buenos Aires Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 2,826,000 m2
Cairo Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 2,036,166 m2 Comments
Delhi Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 55,410,000 m2
Guangzhou Energy and material flows of megacities 2001 87,135,500 m2
Guangzhou Energy and material flows of megacities 2006 170,996,900 m2
Guangzhou Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 210,070,100 m2
Hong Kong The metabolism of a city: the case of Hong Kong 1971 32,600,000 m²
Istanbul Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 148,929,820 m2
Jakarta Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 111,276 m2
Karachi Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 285,910,659 m2
London Energy and material flows of megacities 2005 138,961,340 m2 Comments
Moscow Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 216,000,000 m2
Osaka Energy and material flows of megacities 2008 691,040,000 m2
Paris Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 350,000,000 m2
Shanghai Energy and material flows of megacities 2001 234,750,000 m2
Shanghai Energy and material flows of megacities 2006 408,570,000 m2
Shanghai Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 550,770,000 m2
Shenzhen Energy and material flows of megacities 2011 19,656,300 m2
Tokyo Energy and material flows of megacities 2008 1,298,500,000 m2

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