LST Determining sections — Biotop mapping database

All the determining sections that are entered in the National Biotopic Mapping Database and are entered with coordinates. Each determinant section lies on a biotop-maped stretch with a protocol A. Since a determining section can affect several stretches upstream, it may be helpful to combine this layer with the layer of Protocol A. Then you can easily check which subsequent stretches are. A determining section is a point that is some kind of threshold or strangulation that is crucial for the upstream distance. A criterion for a determining section is that it should be a permanent structure. A wood accumulation, gravel bank or the like cannot be a determining section. Coordinates of the determining section are inserted as point objects. Each determinant section has a point. The amount of data for the objects is limited in the layer, but each point has a link to the Protocol A on which the determining section is placed. Coordinates are in Sweref 99 TM.