Land data
Data describing bounded areas on the Earth's surface and their characteristics.
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What is a field block, and what does declared area measure? Find concise explanations and practical examples of the terms used on the map and in the datasets.
Data describing bounded areas on the Earth's surface and their characteristics.
Read the explanationData with a direct or indirect reference to a location on Earth.
Read the explanationA geographic information system for storing, analysing and presenting data by location.
Read the explanationA geographically continuous agricultural area bounded by relatively stable landscape features.
Read the explanationA thematic collection of geographic objects that can be displayed and analysed together.
Read the explanationGeospatial data represented as points, lines and polygons with explicit coordinates.
Read the explanationThe rules translating positions on Earth into coordinates in a map or dataset.
Read the explanationInformation describing a dataset's content, origin, quality and intended use.
Read the explanationA single-file format for serving many map tiles through byte-range requests.
Read the explanationAn interactive map delivered in a web browser with data, styling and user controls.
Read the explanationData that may be accessed, used and shared under clear, open terms.
Read the explanationThe plant or land use declared for an agricultural field.
Read the explanationAn authority code identifying a declared crop or land use.
Read the explanationThe area in hectares declared for a field in the relevant IMK submission.
Read the explanationA number identifying a field within the relevant declaration.
Read the explanationA time-specific version of a dataset with its own content and source basis.
Read the explanationThe polygon boundary delimiting a recorded agricultural field in a specific edition.
Read the explanationThe authority access point for Danish agricultural map data and annual files.
Read the explanationThe land area from which water and nutrients drain towards a particular coastal water body.
Read the explanationThe modelled limit for how much nitrogen may be discharged to coastal waters per hectare of field area.
Read the explanationThe share of leached nitrogen transformed or retained before it reaches coastal waters.
Read the explanationThe politically defined threshold that caps regulatory pressure in a coastal catchment.
Read the explanationThe method used to distribute a coastal catchment's total discharge ceiling across regulated field areas.
Read the explanationSGAV's platform for recording and tracking land-based measures under Denmark's Green Tripartite Agreement.
Read the explanationLowland soil with high organic carbon content, mapped in Kulstof2022.
Read the explanationHabitats covered by Section 3 of the Danish Nature Protection Act. The map registration is indicative.
Read the explanationProtection of an area through a specific conservation decision.
Read the explanationA European network of areas designated to protect particular habitats and species.
Read the explanationA larger landscape area bringing nature, cultural heritage and outdoor recreation into a shared development framework.
Read the explanationA small habitat in the landscape, such as scrub, a pond or an uncultivated patch.
Read the explanationThe dataset’s area within a municipality divided by the entire municipality area.
Read the explanationThe share of declared agricultural area assigned to a classified crop group.
Read the explanationDeclared area is a source value; mapped area is calculated from geographic boundaries.
Read the explanationA collection of crop codes used to present related crops or land uses together.
Read the explanationA measure of how many crop groups are present and how evenly classified area is distributed among them.
Read the explanationAn assessment of a habitat’s condition based on information including species and habitat structure.
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