Table 1 |
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Features of each of the six global urban maps tested in this study |
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| Urban Map |
Spatial Resolution |
Production Year |
Reference/Source/Data used |
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| AVHRR |
1 km |
1998 |
[31] |
| VMAP0 |
Vector polygons: 1:1000000 |
1997 |
[32] |
| GRUMP-UE |
1 km |
2004 |
[33,34] |
| Edited GRUMP-UE |
1 km |
2008 |
[27,33,34] |
| GUERRA |
1 km |
2008 |
[15] |
| MODIS |
1 km |
2002 |
[35,36] |
| HAY-GPW-U |
5 km |
2008 |
[13] |
| HAY-GPW-U-PU |
5 km |
2008 |
[13] |
| HAY-GRUMP-U |
1 km |
2008 |
[13] |
| HAY-GRUMP-U-PU |
1 km |
2008 |
[13] |
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GRUMP-UE = Global Rural-Urban Mapping Project Urban Extents; AVHRR = AVHRR Global Land Cover Classification urban land cover class; MODIS = MODIS Land Cover Product Binary Data from Boston University; VMAP0 = Vector map level zero; GUERRA = Population density based map described in Guerra et al. [15]; HAY-GPW-U = Population density based map described in Hay et al. [13], maintaining 'urban' class as urban and the remaining 3 classes merged to form the rural class; HAY-GPW-U-PU = Same as previous map, but merging 'urban' and 'peri-urban' classes into a single urban class; HAY-GRUMP-U = Same as previous map, but classes were defined using GRUMP and maintaining 'urban' class as urban and the remaining 3 classes merged to form the rural class; HAY-GRUMP-U-PU = same as previous map, but merging 'urban' and 'peri-urban' classes into a single urban class. |
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Tatem et al. Malaria Journal 2008 7:218 doi:10.1186/1475-2875-7-218 |
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