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Egnatia Odos Observatory Egnatia Odos Observatory Monitoring of Egnatia Motorway s s Spatial Impacts 1

Egnatia Odos Observatory 1. The unique Greek observatory of transport and spatial impacts 2. Scope of work: Systematic over-time monitoring and assessment of the Egnatia motorway s spatial impacts 3. Targets: i. support the integrated management of the motorway. ii. support of regional development policies and spatial planning. iii. information for agencies and citizens. iv. contribute to the harmonized assessment of TENs-T impacts on the territorial cohesion of the European area. 2

Egnatia Odos Observatory Data management and Indicator Monitoring System based on a Geographical Information System (GIS), including statistical and cartographical information on: mobility and accessibility, economic and social cohesion, polycentricity and networking, environment quality, in the impact zone of the Egnatia Motorway and its vertical axes. A system of indicators A monitoring and information system 3

Egnatia Odos Observatory SYSTEM OF INDICATORS Socio-Economic and & Spatial Planning Indicators (19) Environmental indicators (9) Transportation Indicators (15) 4

Egnatia Odos Observatory Socio-Economic and & Spatial Planning Indicators (19) SET01 SET02 SET03 SET04 SET05 SET06 SET07 SET08 SET09 SET10 SET11 SET12 SET13 SET14 SET15 SET16 SET17 SET18 SET19 Benefited Population Market Size (GDP) Work force Growth and prosperity level (GDP per head) Unemployment rate Accessibility to transport modes Accessibility to industrial areas Accessibility to sites of cultural & tourist interest Population change Urban population changes Hierarchy of urban centers Population Density Composition of production by industry sector (GVA) Composition of employment by industry sector Foreign trade Urban land use changes Industrial and commercial land use changes Real estate changes Business location 5

Egnatia Odos Observatory Environmental indicators (9) ENV01 ENV02 ENV03 ENV04 ENV05 ENV06 ENV07 ENV08 ENV09 Population exposed to traffic noise Air pollution Cohesion fragmentation of settlements Tunnel air quality Landscape restoration Fragmentation of natural areas Land use changes Proximity to protected areas Crossings with surface waters 6

Egnatia Odos Observatory Transportation Indicators (15) TRA01 TRA02 TRA03 TRA04 TRA05 TRA06 TRA07 TRA08 TRA09 TRA10 TRA11 TRA12 TRA13 TRA14 TRA15 Traffic volume (AADT) Traffic composition Person movements Travel-time Time-distance Freight (transport of goods) Annual vehicle kilometers Road safety Level of service Road network density Traffic volume on National Road Trans-border movements Intermodal transport Characteristics of vehicle movements Passenger journeys by alternative transport modes 7

TRA05 indicator: Time-distance Target : How Egnatia Motorway affects time-distance Calculation : A point feature class is created corresponding to the province centres. Using a VISUM software model, a time- distance matrix is created, from zone to zone, before Egnatia Motorway construction and with Egnatia Motorway fully operational. A point for the calculation of time-distance is chosen and its zone identified. Input data : Time-distance matrix, from province to province, before and after the completion of Egnatia Motorway National Road Network before construction of Egnatia Motorway National Road Network after completion of Egnatia Motorway For the selected zone and to the other zones, the difference before and after the Egnatia Motorway construction is noted and entered into the time-distance matrix. The point feature class layer is linked with the time-distance matrix. Calculation of isochrone curves. (Spatial Analyst -> Interpolate to Raster -> Inverse Distance Weighted) 8

TRA05 indicator: Time-distance Target : How Egnatia Motorway affects time-distance Calculation : A point feature class is created corresponding to the province centres. Using a VISUM software model, a time- distance matrix is created, from zone to zone, before Egnatia Motorway construction and with Egnatia Motorway fully operational. A point for the calculation of time-distance is chosen and its zone identified. For the selected zone and to the other zones, the difference before and after the Egnatia Motorway construction is noted and entered into the time-distance matrix. Input data : Time-distance matrix, from province to province, before and after the completion of Egnatia Motorway National Road Network before construction of Egnatia Motorway National Road Network after completion of Egnatia Motorway The point feature class layer is linked with the time-distance matrix. Calculation of isochrone curves. (Spatial Analyst -> Interpolate to Raster -> Inverse Distance Weighted) 9

TRA05 indicator: Time-distance Target : How Egnatia Motorway affects time-distance Calculation : A point feature class is created corresponding to the province centres. Using a VISUM software model, a time- distance matrix is created, from zone to zone, before Egnatia Motorway construction and with Egnatia Motorway fully operational. A point for the calculation of time-distance is chosen and its zone identified. Input data : Time-distance matrix, from province to province, before and after the completion of Egnatia Motorway National Road Network before construction of Egnatia Motorway National Road Network after completion of Egnatia Motorway For the selected zone and to the other zones, the difference before and after the Egnatia Motorway construction is noted and entered into the time-distance matrix. The point feature class layer is linked with the time-distance matrix. Calculation of isochrone curves. (Spatial Analyst -> Interpolate to Raster -> Inverse Distance Weighted) 10

TRA10 indicator: Road network density Target : Study of road network infrastructure development Calculation : Road network classification Linking with prefectures- regions population data Calculation of total road network length by category Ratio of total network length to the prefecture/region total area or total population Input data : Line layer of road network before and after Egnatia Motorway construction Polygon Layers of Prefectures and Regions Prefecture & Regions permanent population 11

TRA10 indicator: Road network density 12

ENV07 indicator: Land use changes ENV07: LAND USE CHANGES Row data: «Pilot study of land uses and values in selected urban areas around 3 interchanges of the Egnatia motorway,, Contractor: Division of Cadastral, Photogrammetry and Cartography, Department of Topography, Aristole University of Thessaloniki, Greece. Target : investigation of changes in the direct impact zone of Egnatia motorway in terms of land uses, land values, and business location, 1998-2007 in the following areas: 1. Ζone 5x5 Km around Ioannina I/C (Ioannina city, west section of the motorway) 2. Zone 5x5 Km from Efkarpia I/C (Κ4) to Ionia I/C (Κ2) (outer Thessaloniki city area, central section of the motorway). 3. Zone 5x5 Km around the East Komotini I/C (Komotini city, east section of the motorway) Landuse changes: Changes from cultivated to non-cultivated landuse as a result of expected pressures in specific areas along the motorway axis (especially near settlements, industrial areas etc.) and more specifically, rate of change of (a) cultivated land into urban land, (b) natural areas into urban land and (c) natural areas into cultivated land. 13

ENV07 indicator: Land use changes THESSALONIKI I/C SPOT : 088/268 IKONOS-2 Panchromatic & multispectral 14

ENV07 indicator: Land use changes SPOT and IKONOS samples for classification part of the classified SPOT & IKONOS images, respectively 15

ENV07 indicator: Land use changes Sample of the SPOT image and its equivalent IKONOS image sample, showing areas with no landuse changes, during the 1998-2007 period. Sample of the IKONOS image, showing landuse changes during the 1998-2007 period 16

ENV07 indicator: Land use changes 17

ENV07 indicator: Land use changes 18

ENV07 indicator: Land use changes 19

SET01 indicator: Benefited population Target : Calculation of benefited population and its changes inside the Egnatia Motorway impact zone Step 1 : Reference points definition (Impact Zone ΙΙ) 20

SET01 indicator: Benefited population Setup of Road Network Topology 21

SET01 indicator: Benefited population Setup of Road Network Topology Distances of up to 50 km along the national road network (daily trips) 22

SET01 indicator: Benefited population Road Network at a 50 km range around the local reference point 23

SET01 indicator: Benefited population Selection of municipal districts intersected by the 50 km range - road network around the local reference centre 24

SET01 indicator: Benefited population Sum of population and population changes in selected municipal districts 25

SET01 indicator: Benefited population Repeat of the same procedure for all the reference centres in impact zone II 26

SET01 indicator: Benefited population POTENTIAL BENEFITED POPULATION, 2001 (in 50 km distance from Prefecture Seats in Impact Zone II) City Permanent Benefited Population Percentage 1 Igoumenitsa 53.773 2% 2 Ioannina 162.189 6% 3 Grevena 119.065 4% 4 Kozani 208.050 8% 5 Veria 436.061 16% 6 Thessaloniki 1.257.267 46% 7 Serres 210.104 8% 8 Kavala 283.394 10% 9 Xanthi 261.049 10% 10 Komotini 226.199 8% 11 Alexandroupoli 142.591 5% Total of benefited population for 50 km (no overlaps) 2.729.837 Total of Impact Zone II 2.319.052 Total of Impact Zone IV 3.894.511 Data Source: Greek National Statistics Agency, 2001 27

SET01 indicator: Benefited population Re-estimation estimation of the indicator with Region Capitals (impact zone IV) in a distance of 150 km along the road network POTENTIAL BENEFITED POPULATION 2001, In 150 km distance from Region Capitals City Permanent Benefited Population Percentage 1 Ioannina 429.880 12% 2 Kozani 2.202.174 60% 3 Thessaloniki 2.305.540 63% 4 Komotini 535.233 15% 5 Larisa 1.634.805 45% Total of benefited population for 150 km (no overlaps) 3.653.115 Total of Impact Zone IV 3.894.511 Data Source: Greek National Statistics Agency, 2001 28

ENV06 indicator: Fragmentation of natural areas Target : Effects of Egnatia Odos into natural areas cohesion Input data : Land-use layer (CORINE Land Cover) Road Network before Egnatia Odos construction Road Network with Egnatia Odos fully operational Calculation : (European Environmental Agency (ΕΕΑ)) : Anthropogenic fragmentation of potential semi- natural and natural areas http://ec.europa.eu/agriculture/publi/landscape/ch5. ://ec.europa.eu/agriculture/publi/landscape/ch5.htmhtm Land-use classification into four main categories: Urban Areas (Pressure) Cultivated Areas (Pressure) Natural Areas Water Areas Transform into 250m GRID Road Network merge Calculation of «adjacent cells cohesion/proximity» Total of connected Cells * General Polygon Sum * 16 2 Indicator = -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total Sum of Cells * General Cell Sum 29

ENV06 indicator: Fragmentation of natural areas Total of connected Cells * General Polygon Sum * 16 2 indicator = ------------------------------------------------------------------------ General Cell Sum 2 Note: Pixel size is equal to 250 m, therefore 1 km² corresponds to 4x250x250m, or 16 pixels INDICATOR SCALE Indicator < 0,01 0,01 0,1 0,1-1 1-10 10-100 > 100 Description minimum small middle average strong Very strong Model source: DG AGRI, EUROSTAT, ISPRA, EEA, From Land Cover to Landscape Diversity in the European Union, 2000 30

Indicator Calculation Automation ENV09 indicator: Crossings with surface waters 31

Indicator Calculation Automation ENV09 indicator: Crossings with surface waters 32

Indicator Calculation Automation ENV08 indicator: Proximity to protected areas 33

Egnatia Odos A.E. Observatory Hardware Setup Observatory Unit GIS Workstations laptop PC 1 PC 2 IT Unit main server Department of Environment Traffic & Telematics Department Ioannina (Western Region) Regional Office PC/GIS workstation PC/GIS workstation PC/GIS workstation 34

ArcGIS: System Architecture Tier 1 ArcGIS (floating licenses) ArcInfo ArcEditor - ArcView user 1 user 2 user 3 user 4... user n ArcIMS Server (Internet Map Server) Tier 2 ArcSDE internet Tier 3 Data bases & file servers Database (Oracle) Main File Server Geodatabase intranet (Εgnatia Odos A.E.) 35

Egnatia Odos A.E. Observatory Observatory use of ArcGIS Spatial data infrastructure Indicators calculations Spatial impacts analysis and assessment Spatial Data storing and processing Descriptive data setup Linking descriptive data with spatial data Thematic map production Automation of Indicator calculation process Automation in descriptive data output. Automation in thematic map production. 36

Egnatia Odos A.E. Observatory http://www.egnatia.eu http://observatory.egnatia.gr 37