Norwegian Elevation Models

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DTM Data in WindPRO - Site near Bergen.

Introduction

The national elevation model for Norway, created by the Norwegian national ordnance survey (kartverket).
This data-set consists of a 10 meter grid. It is generated primarily based based on laser scans - and it is continuously updated.
The version distributed by EMD was downloaded during late August 2018.

Availability from within WindPRO

The data are available directly from within windPRO in 10 meter resolution.
The data can be accessed from the online-services in the following objects:

  • Line Object (with purpose set to height contour lines)
  • Elevation Grid Object

Data Type

The DTM Elevation Data are delivered as gridded data with a spatial resolution of 10 meters. As a part of the processing of the DTM Elevation Data from our EMD server, the user has an option of choosing whether the data downloaded should be received as either raw gridded data or converted to height contour lines. In order to use the data for energy yield calculations, the data must be converted to contours. For maximum spatial accuracy, we deliver the data in 3 utm-zones. Coordinate systems used: ETRS 89 UTM Zone 32/33/35 (EPSG:25832, EPSG:25833, EPSG:25835)

Coverage

DTM-Elevation data, covers mainland Norge, see here.

Licence and Acknowledgement

The data are distributed according to the terms of use for open and free geographical data in Norway.
The license is Creative Commons by Attribution 4.0 - see (CC BY 4.0). As stated in these license conditions, please take proper care to add proper attribution in order to acknowledge the source of information and any changes done to the data. Typically, this is done by adding the following statement to your report-picture or map:

In English:
Data source: "DHM10" by Kartverket is licensed under CC BY 4.0.

External Links

  • Coverage information and information about a preceeding dataset (DTM 10 Terrengmodell) may be found in this pdf-file].
  • Access to the Norwegian data (also in higher resolution, down to 1m) - see https://hoydedata.no