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Border Crossings of the World (V 1.1)

This dataset records information on international border crossings (1993-2020), including road features and inspection infrastructure, collected from visual inspection of publicly available satellite imagery.

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Geospatial & remote sensingFree to access

Key facts

InstitutionHarvard Dataverse
CoverageGlobal
Time span1993-2020
Scale6 files
LicenseTerms: check the source page
AccessHarvard Dataverse

Contents & fields

The dataset contains 6 files recording information on international highway border crossings worldwide. Fields include road features (e.g., single-lane, multi-lane) and the presence or absence of filtering infrastructure (e.g., official buildings, gates, inspection lanes). Data were collected via visual inspection of publicly available satellite imagery.

  • road features——characteristics of the road itself, such as single-lane, multi-lane
  • filtering infrastructure——infrastructure for search and inspection, e.g., official buildings, gates, inspection lanes

Research uses

Can be used in studies on border management, transportation infrastructure, international relations, and geographic information systems.

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Keywords

border crossingsinternational highwaysinfrastructuresatellite imageryglobaltransportation

Access & license

License: Terms: check the source page | Free to access

Why this is hard to get on your own

It is difficult to obtain detailed infrastructure data on global border crossings; this dataset provides standardized, comparable information.

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