WFS Scatter Obster Survey (remote sensing)

The data comes from a nationwide survey of the orchards using photogrammetric aerial images with a spatial resolution of 40 cm, i.e. 6.25 points/m² (fly 2015-2018). Trees with a height between 3 m and 20 m are addressed as stray fruit trees according to a specific classification scheme and taking into account the other parameters. Not all trees were classified with the same trustworthiness. Shown are points of tree classes 3-5, where the probability that they are scattered fruit trees is comparatively high. Each point represents a single tree. Please note the following information on the completeness and quality of the data provided: due to inaccuracies in the acquisition of subject objects, non-valid geometries according to OGC schema validation occur occasionally. As GIS servers such as ArcGIS servers, GeoServers or UMN MapServer need to use/process more and more accurate data bases, the test routine is always further developed and encourages inaccuracies (e.g. by third-party software) in the tolerance range as well as in topological detection. This means that geometries can no longer be represented or captured. The contested geometry errors include, among other things, self-intersections (self-intersections) or double support points. The LUBW therefore cannot guarantee the completeness and stability of the Download Service (WFS). Therefore, if necessary, please check the completeness based on the presentation services (WMS) also offered.