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A digital terrain elevation model (DGM) grid of Austria derived from airborne laser scanning (ALS) data. The dataset describes the earth's natural surface without vegetation, with points arranged in a regular 1-meter grid georeferenced in European coordinate systems. This is one of 55 tiles produced through cooperation between Austrian federal and state spatial data providers, with a stated cut-off date of September 15, 2021.
The ALS DTM height grid is a product of the Austrian federal and state spatial data providers. It describes the earth's natural surface in a regular 1-meter grid, derived from airborne laser scanning technologies. This dataset is one of 55 tiles that together cover the territory of Austria.
A 1-meter resolution digital terrain model (DTM) of Austria, representing the bare earth surface without vegetation. The data was collected using airborne laser scanning (ALS) technology and is provided as a georeferenced grid in the European coordinate system. This dataset is one of 55 tiles that collectively cover the entire territory of Austria.
55 tiles of a 1-meter resolution digital terrain elevation model (DGM) cover the territory of Austria. The data describes the earth's natural surface without vegetation, georeferenced in European coordinate systems and captured via airborne laser scanning. It is a cooperation product of Austrian federal and state spatial data providers.
An Airborne Laser Scanning (ALS) Digital Terrain Model (DTM) elevation grid for Austria. The dataset describes the earth's natural surface in a regular 1-meter grid, georeferenced in European coordinate systems. This tile is one of 55 that collectively cover the Austrian territory, produced through cooperation between Austrian federal and state spatial data providers.
55 tiles of airborne laser scanning data cover the territory of Austria. This digital terrain elevation model describes the earth's natural surface in a regular 1-meter grid, georeferenced in European coordinate systems. The data is a cooperation product of Austrian federal and state spatial data providers, with a cut-off date of September 15, 2022.
Austria is covered by a digital terrain elevation model (DGM) describing the earth's natural surface without vegetation. The data consists of a regular grid of points spaced 1 meter apart, georeferenced in European coordinate systems and captured via airborne laser scanning. This tile is one of 55 produced through cooperation between Austrian federal and state spatial data providers.
Austria's terrain surface is represented in this digital elevation model, which excludes vegetation. The data consists of a 1-meter resolution grid of height points, captured via airborne laser scanning. It is one of 55 tiles produced through cooperation between Austrian federal and state spatial data providers.
55 tiles of a 1-meter resolution digital terrain model (DTM) cover the territory of Austria. The ALS DTM elevation grid was recorded using airborne laser scanning technologies and describes the earth's natural surface without vegetation. This is a cooperation product of Austrian federal and state spatial data providers, with a data cut-off date of September 15, 2019.
One of 55 tiles covering Austria, this digital terrain elevation model (DGM) grid describes the bare earth surface. The 1-meter resolution grid was created using airborne laser scanning (ALS) technology and georeferenced in European coordinate systems. This tile is a cooperative product of Austrian federal and state spatial data providers.
The ALS DTM height grid is a product of the Austrian federal and state spatial data providers. It describes the earth's natural surface in a regular 1-meter grid, recorded via airborne laser scanning. This is one of 55 tiles covering the territory of Austria.
The ALS DTM height grid is a digital terrain elevation model product describing Austria's bare-earth surface. It is a 1-meter resolution grid of georeferenced height points created from airborne laser scanning data by Austrian federal and state spatial data providers. This file is one of 55 tiles that together cover the entire territory of Austria, with a data cut-off date of September 15, 2021.
One of 55 tiles covering Austria, this 1-meter resolution digital terrain model describes the bare earth surface. The ALS DTM height grid was recorded using airborne laser scanning technologies and is a cooperation product of Austrian federal and state spatial data providers. Data is georeferenced in European reference systems and represents the natural soil without vegetation.
A 1-meter resolution digital terrain elevation model (DTM) for Austria, representing the bare earth surface without vegetation. The data was captured using airborne laser scanning (ALS) technologies and is one of 55 tiles that collectively cover the country's territory. The product is a cooperation between Austrian federal and state spatial data providers, with a stated cut-off date of September 15, 2021.
A 1-meter resolution digital terrain elevation model (DTM) grid for Austria, representing the bare earth surface without vegetation. The data was recorded using airborne laser scanning (ALS) technologies and is a cooperative product of Austrian federal and state spatial data providers. This file is one of 55 tiles that together cover the entire territory of Austria.
A 1-meter resolution digital terrain elevation model (DTM) for Austria, representing the bare earth surface without vegetation. The data was captured using airborne laser scanning (ALS) technologies and is one of 55 tiles covering the national territory. It is a cooperation product of Austrian federal and state spatial data providers, with a stated cut-off date of September 15, 2022.
An Airborne Laser Scanning (ALS) Digital Terrain Model (DTM) elevation grid for Austria. The dataset describes the earth's natural surface in a regular 1-meter grid, georeferenced in European coordinate systems. It is one of 55 tiles produced through cooperation between Austrian federal and state spatial data providers, with a stated cut-off date of September 15, 2019.
Austria is covered by a digital terrain elevation model (DGM) derived from airborne laser scanning (ALS). The data describes the bare earth surface in a regular 1-meter grid, georeferenced in European coordinate systems. This specific file is one of 55 tiles produced through cooperation between Austrian federal and state spatial data providers.
A 1-meter resolution digital terrain elevation model (DTM) tile for Austria, representing the bare earth surface without vegetation. The data was captured using airborne laser scanning (ALS) technology and is part of a 55-tile series covering the entire country. It is a cooperation product of Austrian federal and state spatial data providers, with a data cut-off date of September 15, 2021.
A 1-meter resolution digital terrain model (DTM) of Austria, produced from airborne laser scanning (ALS) data. The dataset is a cooperation product of Austrian federal and state spatial data providers and is one of 55 tiles covering the national territory. The data is georeferenced in European reference systems and represents the bare earth surface without vegetation.