Land-use Analytic Data; the undermined area; land-use limits

The term of the Land-use Analytic Data was established in the year 2007 by Building Act No. 183/2006 Coll. It is relatively a new land-use planning tool, which should include the information needed to establish and evaluate both the status and the spatial developing of the territory. This data represents the background of town and country planning activities (Land-use Planning Documents). It is also the documentation used to evaluate the impact on sustainable development and strategic environmental assessment (SEA). With consideration of the importance of this documentation for spatial development grows the importance of the precision, detail and uniformity of the processed facts. These should be comparable and credible. The article illustrates, on a key study of the mining landscape in Karvina, the major difficulties and weaknesses dealing with the elaboration of Land-use Analytic Data.