Naturally green inaccessible

Layer with public greenery and water (without squares, buildings and private greenery), classified according to accessibility (accessible, conditionally accessible and inaccessible) and main classification (agricultural greenery, natural greenery, usable greenery, structural greenery, waiting greenery and water). (zie ook geodata-portaal - https://geoportaal.antwerpen.be/portal/home/search.html?q=groen , open geodata-portaal - http://portaal-stadantwerpen.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets?q=groen , becijferd in stad in cijfers - https://stadincijfers.antwerpen.be/Databank/Jive/?workspace_guid=61cc2c… ). This data layer is updated annually in January, provided that the facility is managed and updated annually by the relevant sector/service. Agricultural or agricultural green: green spaces with agricultural function. This can be agriculture, pasture and agricultural roads. - accessible under certain conditions: recreational use (=experience green). Recreational sharing means that this space can be experienced, through accessible paths in or along the area. On these accessible paths only passive forms of recreation are allowed (walking, resting, sitting). - inaccessible: cannot be entered (e.g. fenced, prohibition sign). Naturally green: green spaces with a nature function such as special protection areas (Flemish Ecological Network-VEN, Habitats Directive, Birds Directive) and natural areas managed by Natuurpunt or ANB. - accessible under certain conditions: recreational shared use. e.g. Hobokense Polder, Wolvenberg (=experience green). Recreational sharing means that this space can be experienced, through accessible paths in or along the area. Only passive forms of recreation are allowed on these accessible paths. (walking, resting, sitting). - inaccessible: cannot be entered (e.g. fenced, prohibition sign), for example Fort 7 in Wilrijk and Kuifeend in the harbor. Green for use: green equipped for use: parks, building greenery, hanging greenery, fort greenery, cemeteries (without squares) and finally specific areas such as sports grounds, playgrounds, allotments and dog walking areas. - accessible: all publicly accessible greenery for use without surface restriction: parks, pocket parks, hanging greenery, fort greenery, dog walking area, city forest, play forest, cemetery, green playgrounds, publicly accessible building greenery. - accessible under certain conditions: this is a restriction of public use: only accessible at certain times or for certain groups (e.g. members such as sports clubs, etc.), for example the Zoo, caravan park, sports grounds. Structural green: green spaces with a buffer function (visual buffer, noise buffer or buffer to air quality) along large infrastructures, from motorways to railways, or commercial buildings. Waiting green: grounds awaiting completion (project development, business park, large private domains, etc.). The lands located in the port that are reserved for port development also belong to this classification. Water: water bodies that are not part of other categories, in particular docks, navigable river, water that accounts for more than 30% of greenery, WWTP basin. - accessible under certain conditions: recreational shared use. e.g. Galgenweel, Burchtse Weel, Dokken, Schelde (=experience green). - inaccessible: docks in the harbor, Albertkanaal, Lobroekdok.