Digital Orthophotos (DOP010) WSDNW

Digital orthophotos (DOPs) are high-resolution, distortion-free images of the Earth’s surface. In the Land of Lower Saxony, digital orthophotos have been produced by means of a computer-based equalisation process based on the aerial image material of the current flies since 2001. They are available with a geometric accuracy of approximately ± 0.1 m in the scale of 1:5000 in the sheet section of the DGK5. They are colored, sharp and as precise as a map. Digital orthophotos are scale-width and can thus be compared directly with maps of the same scale or digitally combined with specialist data, for example road planning. The DOP data is available in TIFF data format. The file name contains the sheet number of the DGK5. They have a standard tile size of 2 km x 2 km. The data volume of the colored DOP (TIFF uncompressed) is about 1.2 GB per raster file and is therefore not downloadable via the shopping cart of the GeoKatalog.WSV. The data are subject to the terms of use of the surveying and cadastral administration of Lower Saxony! Source is the WSD Northwest, see sales metadata.