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7. CONCLUSION AND OUTLOOK 
The result shows that the method is able to deliver similar 
values like a heat atlas and can be used for regions that do not 
have a heat atlas. 
Currently, we are trying to improve our method in several 
ways. Firstly, we are extending the set of attributes for the 
individual buildings, by also taking relations into account, e.g. 
the distance to the street, or the distance to neighbouring 
buildings. 
At the moment the building typology only considers residential 
buildings. In future we will use other training datasets which 
also have building types for other buildings, e.g. schools or 
industrial buildings. 
The next step is to analyze the settlement types with regard to 
find suitable regions for local and district heating. To this end, 
not only the individual settlement areas of similar type have to 
be analyzed, but also other factors have to be taken into 
account, e.g. existing pipelines, or the size of the area and 
distribution of the buildings, which directly is linked to the 
costs for installing the pipelines. 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 
We gratefully acknowledge the funding by the AGFW 
(Arbeitsgemeinschaft Fernwürme, e.V.) The laser scanning 
data was provided by the Landesvermessungsamt Baden- 
Württemberg, building ground plans by the Stadtmessungsamt 
Stuttgart. 
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