Hydrological Height Model - Flow Extreme Rain

Bluespot is a screening tool used to identify which hollows in the terrain will be filled with water after a given amount of precipitation. It is important to be aware that Bluespot does not take into account sewerage or seepage of the water. Bluespot is part of Denmark's Hydrological Height Models.

Seawater on Land is a screening tool that shows which areas will be flooded by a particular sea level rise, e.g. in connection with storm surges or climate change. The tool can be used to identify potential floodplains. It is important to note that Seawater on Land does not take into account sewerage or seepage of the water. Seawater on land is part of Denmark's Hydrological Height Models.

Excessive shadow map is a visualization of DHM/Terrain, which shows variations in the slope of the terrain with a 3D effect. The exaggerated shadow map makes terrain variations more apparent if you are looking for even small differences such as streams in a forest or traces of ancient monuments.

Rubber boot index is a screening tool that can be used to assess how deep the water will be in different areas when sea level rises. It is important to note that the rubber boot index does not take into account sewerage or seepage of the water. The rubber boot index is part of Denmark's Hydrological Height Models.

Sub-basins include two nationwide digital catchment maps showing river basins and river basins. This information is displayed and used in the Hydrological Information and Forecasting System at hipdata.dk. The purpose of the maps is to support the work on holistic climate adaptation for river systems.

Model uncertainty is a data product that includes modelled depth for ground water and water flow in the period 1990-2019. The calculations were performed by GEUS using DK model HIP to show the suitability of HIP model calculations for screening.