EHRE data extract for Ahrweiler

EHRE data dump circa 2022-12 In the folder you will find the PDF file "EHRE_Germany_extract_2022_Dec.pdf", which describes the content of the files I am sharing and the areas covered. It is not "official" documentation of the model (i.e., not a thorough description of every aspect of how it was created) but only some explanations I have put together for this extract. I have also created a QGIS file that displays the files in an organised way ("EHRE_Germany_extract.qgz"). The PDF has links to the EHRE GitLab repositories, but the migration process is still ongoing and you'll thus find a mix of nomenclatures in there for the time being. The industrial component is still being exported and so only some parts of it are already contained in the folder. I'll let you know when I upload the remaining files. Filename Description Content deu_297_commercial_obm.csv EHRE commercial buildings by individual OBM footprints Location (lon, lat), structural classes (with probabilities), replacement costs, occupancy deu_XXX_residential_obm.csv 74 tables with EHRE residential buildings by individual OBM footprints Location (lon, lat), structural classes (with probabilities), replacement costs, occupancy deu_industrial_filler_XXX_ industrial_obm.csv 2 tables with EHRE industrial buildings by individual OBM footprints Location (lon, lat), structural classes (with probabilities), replacement costs, occupancy Disclaimer The data are provided with a CC BY SA 4.0 license. Please refer to the terms of the license text for further information on the conditions of use. The data are distributed without any warranty and without the implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. The creators of the data assume no liability for its use in application by second or third parties, or for further public dissemination of the data in a way that allows for parameters to be attributed to individual buildings. The creators strongly advise against dissemination of derivative data that may provide information that can be uniquely and unambiguously attributed to individual buildings as well. Alternative strategies, such as aggregation of results at a geographical scale that prevents the identification of individual buildings, are instead recommended.