TRANSALP Study Area: Hexagonal tessellation (~250m)


FAIR Overall Score

77%

Abstract

Tessellation onto regular hexagonal cells of the TransAlp project's study area, which comprises South Tyrol (IT), Valle Agordina (Veneto) and East Tyrol (AU), at a resolution of ~250m.

Keywords

Austria, features, tessellation, transalp, transalp_tesselation_250m_cross_border_studyarea

Supplemental information

Hexagonal cells were selected for being more suitable than usual grids in application involving graphs and routing among cells.

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Contact for resource

Eurac Research - Center for Climate Change and Transformation
piero.campalani@eurac.edu
Bolzano, ITA

Contact for metadata

Eurac Research - Center for Climate Change and Transformation
kathrin.renner@eurac.edu
Bolzano, 39100, ITA

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FAIR Overall Score: 77%

Principle Score Earned Level
Findable 57% 4 of 7 moderate
Accessible 100% 7 of 7 advanced
Interoperable 67% 4 of 6 moderate
Reusable 83% 5 of 6 moderate

Assessed 2026-07-22 (metrics 0.8)

Evaluated by F-UJI web service: Anusuriya Devaraju, & Robert Huber. (2020). F-UJI - An Automated FAIR Data Assessment Tool. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6361400


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