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e Settlements [112], industry [121], sport and leisure sites [142], 
coniferous and mixed forests [312, 313] have shown only area 
increase between 1984 and 1992. 
* The largest relative area increase could be observed (in 
decreasing order) for the following categories: mixed forests 
[312], coniferous forest [312] and sport and leisure areas [141]. 
* Construction sites [133], orchards [222] and river water [511] 
have shown only area decrease between the two dates. 
* The largest relative area decrease could be observed (in 
decreasing order) for the following categories: construction 
sites [133], transitional woodland-scrub [324] and mines [131]. 
e Large absolute area growth was shown for broad-leaved forests 
[311] and settlements [112], while pastures [231] and 
transitional woodland-scrub [324] lost significant areas. 
® Transitions of agricultural land [2.] to artificial surfaces [1..] 
and forests [3.] area remarkable, though transitions inside 
level-1 categories, like agricultural land [2.] or forests and 
semi-natural areas [3..] are significantly higher. 
* The following categories remained unchanged: transport 
network [122], dump sites [132], green urban areas [141] and 
natural grassland [321]. 
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