Data underlying the publication "Does residential segregation align with urban barriers?"

Dataset corresponding to the paper "Does residential segregation align with urban barriers?".<br>Data from 520 European cities across 8 countries (Germany, France, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and the United Kingdom) analyzing the spatial relationship between residential segregation patterns and urban fragmentation. The study uses high-resolution gridded data of migrant populations from the EU's Joint Research Centre (2011 Census data) and employs a Monte Carlo approach to test whether residential segregation aligns with urban barriers (railways, motorways, and waterways) more than would be expected by chance.