Denmark GIS data

An area is referred to as localised (LOK) if there is information that has not yet been clarified in relation to mapping. Unresolved information can be, for example, historical information relating to past activities on a plot of land or information on findings of pollution. Unresolved information can thus, after further review of e.g. archives and case handling, result in a mapping (V1 or V2) for a reason or in a status as "Deleted before mapping (UIK)". DK-Earth contains data on soil contamination. Data have been collected in connection with the work of the regions and the former counties on mapping, studies, etc. concerning soil contamination. DK-Earth contains information on which areas have been identified at knowledge level 1 (V1) or knowledge level 2 (V2), cf. the Soil Pollution Act. DK-Jord also contains information on which areas have been located (LOK), deleted before mapping (UIK) or deleted after mapping (UEK). Data is associated with localities and a locality may contain multiple cadastral/areas. No data are reported on localised areas in Copenhagen and Tårnby municipality. Please note that other additional data that exist at site level may not be applicable to all cadastre/areas under each site. It should also be noted that other supplementary data may vary in scope and quality. We reserve the right for any input errors, and we would like to point out that DK-Jord is continuously updated.

Nuance of mapping on V2, based on the risk the identified pollution poses or may pose for the current use for residential purposes. DK-Jord contains data on soil contamination. Data have been collected in connection with the regions' and the former counties' work on mapping, surveys, etc. concerning soil contamination. DK-Jord contains information on which areas have been mapped at knowledge level 1 (V1) or knowledge level 2 (V2), cf. the Soil Pollution Act. DK-Jord also contains information on which areas are located (LOK), deleted before mapping (UIK) or deleted after mapping (UEK). Localised areas are the areas on which the region has information that has not yet been assessed in relation to mapping, cf. the Soil Pollution Act. Data is associated with localities and a locality may contain several plots/areas. Data on localised areas in the municipalities of Copenhagen and Tårnby are not reported. Please note that other additional data that exist at site level may not apply to all plots/areas under each site. In addition, it should be noted that other supplementary data may vary in scope and quality. We reserve the right to make any input errors, and we would like to point out that DK-Jord is regularly updated.

Area where the soil is assumed to be slightly contaminated, designated in accordance with Section 50a of the Soil Pollution Act. Urban zones are classified as areas where the soil is assumed to be slightly polluted. Urban zones are defined in accordance with the rules laid down in the Planning Act (Section 34 of Consolidation Act No 572 of 29 May 2024). Larger, contiguous areas within urban zones may, by regulations, be removed from area classification when the municipality has knowledge that the soil is not slightly contaminated (see Section 50a(2)).

Nature and outdoor maps are suitable for communication, planning and implementation of activities and experiences in nature. The map can also be used as a background map in applications targeting nature and outdoor life, where it can be used alone or combined with other data.

OpenStreetMap er en gratis, åben geografisk database, der opdateres og vedligeholdes af et fællesskab af frivillige via åbent samarbejde. Bidragydere indsamler data fra undersøgelser, sporer fra luftbilleder og importerer også fra andre frit licenserede geodatakilder. Den danske regering har en åben datapolitik, som giver os mulighed for at importere statslige data til OSM. Datasættet downloades fra https://download.geofabrik.de/europe/denmark.html. Kortkartografi og styling udarbejdet af Christian Brogaard Pedersen (cbp@geus.dk).  Copyright: OpenStreetMap Foundation efter sekt. 7.0 Garantier og ansvarsfraskrivelse og sekt. 8.0

Real-time data on lightning detected by DMI's lightning goggle network in Denmark as well as a number of third-party lightning goggles in surrounding countries. The lightning sticks detect both lightning going from cloud to earth and lightning from cloud to cloud.

The dataset ‘Area management related to offshore wind turbines’ consists of free spatial data maintained by the Danish Energy Agency. The dataset contains geographical data on Denmark's offshore wind projects, including governmental land reservations for renewable energy and energy islands, existing offshore wind farms, parks under construction, planned projects as well as applied open-door projects and test areas. The data set is continuously updated, but there may be delays in relation to the actual status of land management for offshore wind turbines.

Denmark's Topographic Mapwork is a series of topographic maps in target ratio 1:25,000. The card series was produced and printed between 1980 and 2001.

Denmark's Topographic Map Work is a series of topographic maps in target ratios 1:50,000, 1:100,000 and 1:200,000. The card series was produced and printed in the period 2002 to 2017.

GeoDanmark data, where you can filter on relevant object types that describe areas based on their current function or socio-economic purpose. Data can be used alone or in combination with other data from Denmark and Europe for analyses and presentations.

Installation on the territorial sea is a dataset showing geographically the installations and activities authorised by the Coastal Directorate in connection with the administration of the State's sovereignty over the territorial sea. Data does not follow the INPSIRE data model.

Kystatlas is a collection of information with, among other things, data on: - Erosion Atlas - Types of coasts - Sediment transport direction - Waves Layer explanation: - Erosion Atlas (0, Group Layer) - Chronic erosion (1, Subgroup layer) - Chronic erosion detail (2, Chronic erosion dataset) - Chronic erosion simplified (3, Chronic erosion, but simplified for display) - Acute erosion (4, Sub-group layer) - Acute erosion detail (5, Acute erosion dataset) - Acute erosion simplified (6, Acute erosion, but simplified for display) - Historic coastline (7) - Coast types (8, Coast divided into sand, rock, etc.) - Sedimen transport direction (9, Transport direction for sediment) - Corrosion (10, Corrosion mosaic group layer) - Boundary (11, Waves mosaic layer) - Footprint (12, , Waves mosaic layer) - Image (13, Waves the images themselves) - Vestkystopmaalingprofiler (14, Coastal Directorate profile lines for Jutland's west coast) - Rescue path (15, Rescue paths from Rescuenummer.dk) - Rescue path number (16, Rescue number from Rescuenummer.dk)

Data from DMI’s operational weather and ocean models, which include: - Wave model WAM – contains forecast data for the next 5 days for wave height, direction and period for Danish territory - The storm-river model DKSS – contains forecast data for the next 5 days for e.g. water level, sea temperature and sea current for Danish area - The weather model HARMONIE – contains forecast data for the upcoming (approx.) 2½ days for e.g. temperature, dew point, clouds, precipitation, wind and pressure for the Danish and Greenlandic areas (releases Q4 2022).

Place names (NamedPlace) for use in public administration and for general use in combination with other data from Denmark and Europe.

Administration Greenland provides a common digital management basis for use in governmental work and for communicating governmental decisions to citizens and businesses. The web service Management Greenland consists of vector data from various sources.

The Digital Atlas of Denmark's Historical-Administrative Geography (DigDag) is a historical-geographical data collection of Denmark's administrative division from about 1660 until the present day. DigDag is funded by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Development under the National Fund for Research Infrastructure. DigDag County and Region comprises Denmark's county and regional divisions.

The 2007 Danish Height Model includes detailed historical information on the altitude conditions in Denmark. The surface model is a digital model of the physical surface that describes the height of buildings and vegetation above sea level.

Europe - Place names include authoritative geographical place names in Europe. The map is part of Open Maps for Europe, which offers free map solutions from more than 40 European countries.

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.

Open Land Greenland is a topographic map consisting of vector data and curves, with colours and signatures that illustrate the actual physical conditions as far as possible. Open Land Greenland can be used for safe planning of traffic in the open land.

Denmark's Fixed Points Register includes physically marked points in the landscape, called fixed points, and their associated information. These fixation points make it possible to relate measurement and sales to a common national or international reference, which ensures a clear correlation between places on the map and reality.

GeoDanmark data, hvor du kan filtrere på relevante objekttyper, som beskriver transportveje og landingsbaner for fly (TransportNetwork). Data kan anvendes alene eller i kombination med andre data fra Danmark og Europa til planlægning og analyser.

GeoDanmark data, hvor du kan filtrere på relevante objekttyper, som beskriver transportveje til lands for biler. Data kan anvendes alene eller i kombination med andre data fra Danmark og Europa til planlægning og analyser.

Datasæt for adresser. Data kan anvendes alene eller i kombination med andre data fra Danmark og Europa til analyser af f.eks. risici for oversvømmelser, forurening og værdisætning.

Spring Images Orthophoto is based on nationwide aerial photography and is part of GeoDanmark. Data is based on raw images in the resolution 15 cm GSD (Ground Sample Distance), which is also used to update the topographic basic data. Some municipalities also order raw images in the resolution 10cm GSD.

Land-covering hydrostratigraphic model is used by GEUS to perform model calculations with DK model HIP.

Model calculations are a dataset that includes modelled depth for ground-level groundwater, ground-level groundwater, water content in the root zone and water flow in streams. The model calculations have been produced by GEUS using DK model HIP in 100 meters grid for the period since 1990. The model calculations are suitable for screening in connection with water management, climate adaptation, urban planning and more.

This is a collection of historical topographical maps of Greenland. The cards are available as raster cards in different dimensions, resolution and formats. The card is suitable for printing.

The Digital Atlas of Denmark's Historical-Administrative Geography (DigDag) is a historical-geographical data collection of Denmark's administrative division from about 1660 until the present day. DigDag is funded by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Development under the National Fund for Research Infrastructure. DigDag Municipalities includes Denmark's municipal divisions.

GeoDanmark data, hvor du kan filtrere på relevante objekttyper, som beskriver søer, vådområder og bygværker knyttet til vand (PhysicalWaters). Data kan anvendes alene eller i kombination med andre data fra Danmark og Europa til analyser og planlægning.

The bypass dataset consists of bypass permissions and bypass areas. Bypass permits show geographically the places where the Coastal Directorate has granted permission for bypass in connection with the administration of Section 16b of the Coastal Protection Act. Bypass areas show the geographical areas where sediment may be placed in connection with a bypass permit.

Data is collected using laser scanning from aircraft (LiDAR). The height model is updated regularly, approximately 1/5 per year. Data contains information about when an area has been flown. The point cloud has an average density of 4-5 points/m2 for data collected in 2014/15 and 8 points/m2 for data from 2018 onwards. The point cloud is classified and only points located on the surface form the basis of this dataset. The point cloud is converted into a grid with a size of 0.4 meters. Specifications: Horizontal 0.15 meters, vertical 0.05 meters.

Supplementary city name is part of DAGI and a subdivision of Postal Code subdivision, which the municipal address authority may lay down to specify the location of a group of addresses.

DAGI-data hvor du kan filtrere på relevante objekttyper til brug som statistiske enheder. Data kan anvendes alene eller i kombination med andre data fra Danmark og Europa til statistiske analyser og præsentationer.

High table leaves are historical, topographical maps from the period 1862-1899.

Administration and Case Management provides a comprehensive access to selected basic data, which is targeted at municipal case management and public administration. The map has a subdued expression and is suitable as a background map for own management data.