Digital Topographic Map 1 : DTK1000

Similar documents
Digital Topographic Map 1 : , Preliminary Edition DTK200-V

Digital Terrain Model Grid Width 200 m DGM200

Administrative Maps 1 : VK2500

Digital Terrain Model GRID Width 50 m DGM50

Version 1.1 GIS Syllabus

SPOT DEM Product Description

Land-Line Technical information leaflet

Quasigeoid of the Federal Republic of Germany GCG2016

Applied Cartography and Introduction to GIS GEOG 2017 EL. Lecture-1 Chapters 1 and 2

Connecting SDI to an Open Data Portal The German Technical Adapter

GeoWEPP Tutorial Appendix

GENERAL COMMAND OF MAPPING TURKEY

Chapter 1 Overview of Maps

Geographical Names 1:

EUROPEAN COMPUTER DRIVING LICENCE. GIS Cartography. Syllabus

Performing Map Cartography. using Esri Production Mapping

Product Catalog. Open Data FEDERAL AGENCY FOR CARTOGRAPHY AND GEODESY

Integrating LiDAR data into the workflow of cartographic representation.

ENV208/ENV508 Applied GIS. Week 2: Making maps, data visualisation, and GIS output

Overview. GIS Data Output Methods

Digital Cartography in the Royal Library - the National Library of Sweden

Overview key concepts and terms (based on the textbook Chang 2006 and the practical manual)

High Resolution Land Use Information by combined Analysis of Digital Landscape Models and Statistical Data Sets. Tobias Krüger Gotthard Meinel

USAGE OF OLD MAPS AND THEIR DISTRIBUTION WITHIN THE FRAME OF WEB MAP SERVICES

Intro to GIS Fall 2010 Georeferencing & Map Projections

GEOREFERENCING, PROJECTIONS Part I. PRESENTING DATA Part II

ch02.pdf chap2.pdf chap02.pdf

DATA APPLIANCE FOR ARCGIS

Projections & GIS Data Collection: An Overview

TOPOGRAPHIC and TOURISTIC CARTOGRAPHY of NATIONAL PARKS and RESERVES

GIS in Water Resources Midterm Exam Fall 2008 There are 4 questions on this exam. Please do all 4.

Performing Advanced Cartography with Esri Production Mapping

FlexiCadastre User Conference 2013 GIS Data Verification & Challenges

B. Topographic maps are also called. contour maps

SPOT DEM Precision Product description

What is a map? A simple representation of the real world Two types of maps

Lecture 9: Reference Maps & Aerial Photography

Designing GIS Databases to Support Mapping and Map Production Charlie Frye, ESRI Redlands Aileen Buckley, ESRI Redlands

What you learned. Lecture 27: Class Summary. Maps and geodesy. How you learned it

Utilization and Provision of Geographical Name Information on the Basic Map of Japan*

Lesson 5: Map Scale and Projections

Dr. ABOLGHASEM AKBARI Faculty of Civil Engineering & Earth Resources, University Malaysia Pahang (UMP)

Product description: GSD-Property Map, layered raster List of contents

PRODUCTION DIGITAL MAPPING FLOWCHARTING EXPERIENCES IN CHILE USING MGE MAP PUBLISHER

Coordinate Reference Systems

ALBANIA IN THE GLOBAL MAP. Milot LUBISHTANI, Bashkim IDRIZI

MAR-E1004 Basics of GIS: Georeferencing Jaakko Madetoja Slides adopted from Paula Ahonen-Rainio

Geo Referencing & Map projections CGI-GIRS 0910

This week s topics. Week 6. FE 257. GIS and Forest Engineering Applications. Week 6

1/28/16. EGM101 Skills Toolbox. Map types. Political Physical Topographic Climate Resource Road. Thematic maps (use one of the above as backdrop)

Topographic Maps. Take Notes as you view the slides

Geo Referencing & Map projections CGI-GIRS 0910

Integrating Imagery and ATKIS-data to Extract Field Boundaries and Wind Erosion Obstacles

GIS CONCEPTS ARCGIS METHODS AND. 3 rd Edition, July David M. Theobald, Ph.D. Warner College of Natural Resources Colorado State University

Pan-Arctic Digital Elevation Map (Pan-Arctic DEM)

Lab 1: Importing Data, Rectification, Datums, Projections, and Output (Mapping)

Utilization of Global Map for Societal Benefit Areas

Lab 1: Importing Data, Rectification, Datums, Projections, and Coordinate Systems

Georeferencing, Map Projections, Cartographic Concepts. -Coordinate Systems -Datum

Navigating for Scouts A Self-teaching Guide to Navigation with Map and Compass

Turkey National Report

ELEMENTS FOR MATHEMATICAL BASIS OF ATLAS MAPS

Exercise 6: Coordinate Systems

INTEROPERABILITY AND DATA HOMOGENIZATION

INSPIRE Coordination in Germany

Conceptual Aspects of 3D Map Integration in Interactive School Atlases

Jo Daviess County Geographic Information System

What is a Map Projection?

Introduction to GIS. Dr. M.S. Ganesh Prasad

Lab #3 Map Projections.

NR402 GIS Applications in Natural Resources

A map is a small-scale flat-surface representation of some portion of the earth s surface.

MAP STUDY: INTERPRETATION OF SURVEY MAPS

Terms GIS GPS Vector Data Model Raster Data Model Feature Attribute Table Point Line Polygon Pixel RGB Overlay Function

Copernicus Overview. Major Emergency Management Conference Athlone 2017

Geographer s Toolkit. Geography of Canada

5 Coordinate Reference Systems

Innovation. The Push and Pull at ESRI. September Kevin Daugherty Cadastral/Land Records Industry Solutions Manager

About places and/or important events Landmarks Maps How the land is, hills or flat or mountain range Connected to maps World Different countries

Georeferencing. Geography is the key to linking attributes. Georeferencing is the key to geography.

Chapter 02 Maps. Multiple Choice Questions

APC PART I WORKSHOP MAPPING AND CARTOGRAPHY

Introduction-Overview. Why use a GIS? What can a GIS do? Spatial (coordinate) data model Relational (tabular) data model

The Elements of GIS. Organizing Data and Information. The GIS Database. MAP and ATRIBUTE INFORMATION

Outline Brief Overview MapPlace Website Data Delivery & Map Themes Digital Geology

What Is a Globe? Hemispheres. Main Idea Globes and maps provide different ways of showing features of the earth. Terms to Know

Making Maps With GIS. Making Maps With GIS

Outline. Shape of the Earth. Geographic Coordinates (φ, λ, z) Ellipsoid or Spheroid Rotate an ellipse around an axis. Ellipse.

SDI Implementation at the Local

GIS Lecture 5: Spatial Data

Butte County Fire Department

Military Map Reading 201

2015 Nigerian National Settlement Dataset (including Population Estimates)

Metadata for 2005 Orthophotography Products

ISO Swift Current LiDAR Project 2009 Data Product Specifications. Revision: A

Problems and Challenges

56H. This system allows definition of points on the Earth s surface to within 100 meters. Page 20. Navigation Systems Basics of Maps

Mapping Earth. How are Earth s surface features measured and modeled?

IRDAT Fvg, evolving a regional Spatial Data Infrastructure according to INSPIRE

THE EVOLUTION OF MATHEMATICAL BASES OF POLISH TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS DURING THE RECENT 80 YEARS

Transcription:

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Documentation as of: 14.8.217 Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy DTK page 1

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Contents DTK Page 1 Index of data sets 3 2 Description of data contents 4 2.1 General 4 2.2 Content and colour charts of the single and additional layers 4 2.3 Contents and colour chart of the combined layer 15 3 Information on data supply 19 4 Sheet limits and BKG tiling systems 19 5 Description of data formats 2 5.1 TIFF 2 6 Software 2 6.1 General note 2 6.2 Flat storage of DTK 2 6.3 Renaming of DTK 2 7 Test data 2 8 Terms of use and acknowledgement of source 21 9 Data supply 21 DTK page 2

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK 1 Index of data sets Product : DTK Contents : Georeferenced raster data of the map Deutschland 1 : 1 (D) as 1 combined layer with the colour-coded map image and as 6 single layers, which serve to generate the combined layer, and as 6 additional layers. Region : Federal Republic of Germany Spatial relationships : In the sheet line system of the map D: - 1 single sheet In the BKG tiling system - ca. 18 seamless tiles 8 km x 8 km Georeferencing : - Lambert conformal conical projection with two equidistant reference parallels 48 4 and 53 4 of northern latitude Ellipsoid WGS84 (here identical with GRS8), datum WGS84 (here identical with ETRS89) Reference centre: 1 3 eastern longitude, 51 northern latitude Height system NN - Gauss-Krüger projection in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th meridian strip Bessel ellipsoid, Potsdam datum (origin of Rauenberg), Height system NN - UTM projection in zone 32 or 33 Ellipsoid WGS84 (here identical with GRS8), datum WGS84 (here identical with ETRS89) Height system NN Last update : inland: - several additions: 1.1.217 - complete editing: 31.12.216 abroad: - several additions: 1.1.217 - compete editing: 31.12.216 Source : Deutschland 1 : 1 (D) (normal edition) Production method : - Digital updating of the vectorised raster data - Georeferencing of the raster data Resolution : 16, and 32 pixels/cm, resp. 46.4, and 812.8 dpi Data formats : TIFF LZW, colour depth 8 bit, RGB palette Data carriers : - at no charge as download and web map service - with costs in ordering system (CD, DVD, FTP) DTK page 3

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK 2 Description of data contents 2.1 General The Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 (DTK) includes the raster data of the General Map Deutschland 1 : 1 (D) (normal edition). The raster data are subdivided into several layers according to their cartographic content. The DTK has one combined layer as well as six single and six additional layers. The combined layer (layer ) is a combination of the single layers 1-4, 6 and 7 and offers the complete coloured map image of the D. The additional layers (layers 5, 8-9) contain further information on vegetation, hill shading, and hypsometric tints and also provide the geographical and UTM grids (layers 1, 11). These additional layers have to be ordered explicitly since they are not part of the standard supply for single layers. Colours and structure of single and additional layers for the DTK basically correspond to the colours of the D. For practical reasons, some layers received additional thematic attributions of individual map elements. This implies an advantage for the user since each layer covers the whole federal territory. The single layers of all Digital Topographic Maps distributed by the BKG have an identical structure, except for some scale-dependent special characteristics. More differentiated information is allowed by colour channels which are part of the single and additional layers. Certain cartographic elements are assigned to these channels (see chapter 2.2). Please note that cartographic symbols may contain graphical gaps to avoid certain overlays with symbols of other layers. This is because the single layers were generated for the purpose of map printing. 2.2 Content and colour charts of the single and additional layers The following tables give descriptions of the content and the colour chart of each layer. The headline indicates the following: - Number of layer, e.g. Layer 1 - the essential content (the essential print colour in brackets) and - Priority, e.g. P6, indicates in which order the single layers have to be combined to produce the combined layer. DTK page 4

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Layer 1 Railway traffic, ferry lines, airports and lettering (black) P 7 Channel Content Description 2 Railway traffic Railways 3 Lettering Place names 4 Airport Symbol 5 Airport mask White 6 Ferry line Line Colour chart Layer 1 Channel Red Green Blue Colour Channel in layer (L) 1 2 black 64 3 black 64 4 black 64 5 6 51 2 155 61 225 88 brook-blue 63 DTK page 5

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Layer 2 Populated places P 4 Channel Content Description 2 Residential area Mask for residential areas 3 Site symbol Symbol 4 Site symbol mask White Colour chart Layer 2 Channel Red Green Blue Colour Channel in L 1 2 235 92 199 78 199 78 residential area-red 59 3 11 43 51 2 25 1 relief-brown 65 4 DTK page 6

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Layer 3 Water and lettering (blue) P 2 Channel Content 2 Shorelines 3 Inland waterbodies 4 Sea area 5 Tidal flats 6 Waterbody lettering Colour chart Layer 3 Channel Red Green Blue Colour Channel in L 1 2 51 2 155 61 225 88 brook-blue 46 3 23 9 24 94 25 98 lake-blue 47 4 25 98 25 98 sea-blue 48 5 24 94 24 94 245 96 tidal flat-grey 49 6 51 2 155 61 225 88 brook-blue 63 DTK page 7

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Layer 4 Height spots, sandy areas and lettering (brown) P 6 Channel Content 2 Height spots with values, passes 3 Sandy areas 4 Landscapes, mountain names, islands, lowlands Colour chart Layer 4 Channel Red Green Blue Colour Channel in L 1 2 11 43 51 2 25 1 relief-brown 65 3 245 96 245 96 235 92 sand-yellow 62 4 11 43 51 2 25 1 relief-brown 65 DTK page 8

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Vegetation Additional layer 5 Channel Content 2 Forest Colour chart Layer 5 Channel Red Green Blue Colour Channel in L 1 2 191 75 242 95 128 5 forest-green Layer 6 Areas P 5 Channel Content Description 2 National border, foreign national border Symbol 3 National border, foreign national border line signature, raster pattern 4 Border of federal states / Länder line signature, raster pattern 5 Name of federal states / Länder raster pattern DTK page 9

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Colour chart Layer 6 Channel Red Green Blue Colour Channel in L 1 2 186 73 151 59 171 67 border violet 6 3 22 86 215 84 235 92 border violet 6 4 21 82 19 75 21 82 border violet 6 5 21 82 19 75 21 82 border violet 61 Layer 7 Traffic P 3 Channel Content Description 2 Autobahn Edge 3 Autobahn Mask 4 Federal main roads, Landesstraßen (roads administrated by the Länder) Edge 5 Federal main roads Mask 6 Landesstraßen Mask 7 Autobahn number box Mask 8 European main roads number box Mask 9 Numbers of autobahn and European main roads Number 1 Federal main road number box Mask 11 Numbers of federal main roads Number DTK page 1

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Colour chart Layer 7 Channel Red Green Blue Colour Channel in L 1 2 11 43 51 2 25 1 brown 5 3 225 88 171 67 3 12 street-orange 51 4 11 43 51 2 25 1 brown 5 5 25 98 245 96 street-yellow 52 6 53 7 51 2 155 61 225 88 blue 54 8 25 1 14 55 51 2 green 55 9 56 1 25 98 245 96 street-yellow 57 11 black 58 DTK page 11

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Hill shading Channel Additional layer 8 Content 2-77 Grey values of hill shading Additional layer 9 Hypsometric tints Channel Content Description 2 Hypsometric tint Depression 3 Hypsometric tint -m 4 Hypsometric tint -2m 5 Hypsometric tint 2-5m 6 Hypsometric tint 5-m 7 Hypsometric tint -15m 8 Hypsometric tint 15-2m 9 Hypsometric tint 2-25m 1 Hypsometric tint 25-3m 11 Hypsometric tint 3-4m DTK page 12

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Geographical grid Channel Additional layer 1 Content 2 External margin 3 Geographical grid 4 Internal grid margin 5 Lettering in the margin Geographical grid Colour chart Layer 1 Channel Red Green Blue Colour Channel in I 1 2 black 3 192 75 192 75 192 75 grid-grey 4 black 5 black DTK page 13

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK UTM grid Channel Content Additional layer 11 2 UTM lettering 3 UTM grid lines Colour chart Layer 11 Channel Red Green Blue Colour Channel in I 1 2 + 3 51 2 155 61 225 88 brook-blue Additional layer 12 Relief Channel Content 69- Multicolour relief DTK page 14

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK 2.3 Contents and colour chart of the combined layer The combined layer (L) has the following colour chart and is created like indicated by combination of the single layers (L<i>): Channel Red Green Blue Colour L<i>/channel Principal content NODATA 1 L<i>K 2 DTK 3 191 75 23 9 23 9 tidal flat-grey DTK 4 153 6 179 7 park-green DTK 5 23 9 24 8 meadowgreen DTK 6 191 75 242 95 128 5 forest-green DTK 7 23 9 23 9 24 8 fallow-landbrown DTK 8 23 9 field-ochre DTK 9 191 75 lake-blue DTK 1 24 8 24 8 24 8 industrialareas-grey DTK 11 153 6 179 7 bright populatedplaces-red DTK 12 77 3 128 5 medium populatedplaces-red DTK 13-16 not reserved 17 242 95 24 8 22 95 heath-violet DTK 18 12 47 danger-red DTK DTK page 15

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Channel Red Green Blue Colour L<i>/channel Principal content 19 not reserved 2 12 4 12 4 12 4 building-grey DTK 21 street-yellow DTK 22 179 7 streetorange DTK 23 not reserved 24 building-red DTK 25 153 6 border-violet DTK 26 24 8 tree-green DTK 27 128 5 brook-blue DTK 28 24 8 12 4 12 4 relief-brown DTK 29 12 4 situation brown DTK 3 black (without lettering) DTK 31 black lettering DTK 32-45 not reserved 46 51 2 155 61 225 88 brook-blue L3K2, L3K6 water, swamp, marsh 47 23 9 24 94 25 98 lake-blue L3K3 inland waterbodies 48 25 98 25 98 sea-blue L3K4 sea area DTK page 16

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Channel Red Green Blue Colour L<i>/channel Principal content 49 24 94 24 94 245 96 tidal flat-grey L3K5 tidal flats 5 11 43 51 2 25 1 brown L7K2, L7K4 street contours 51 225 88 171 67 3 12 streetorange L7K3 mask for Autobahn 52 25 98 245 96 street-yellow L7K5 mask for federal main road 53 L7K6 mask for Landesstraße 54 51 2 155 61 225 88 blue L7K7 mask for Autobahn number box 55 25 1 14 55 51 2 green L7K8 mask for European main road number box 56 L7K9 lettering Autobahn and European main road number 57 25 98 245 96 street-yellow L7K1 mask for federal main road number box 58 black L7K11 lettering federal main road number 59 235 92 199 78 199 78 bright populated places-red L2K2 mask for residential development sites 6 186 73 151 59 171 67 border-violet L6K2, L6K3, L6K4 border symbol 61 186 73 151 59 171 67 border-violet L6K5 name of a federal state / Land 62 245 96 245 96 235 92 sand-yellow L4K3 sandy areas 63 51 2 155 61 225 88 brook-blue L1K6, L3K7 ferry lines, water lettering 64 black L1K2, L1K3, L1K4 railway traffic, lettering, airport symbol DTK page 17

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK Channel Red Green Blue Colour L<i>/channel Principal content 65 11 43 51 2 25 1 relief-brown L2K3, L4K2, L4K4 L4K5 Place symbol, contour values, height spots, landscape names, sand pattern 66-68 not reserved 69- Hypsometric tints DTK page 18

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK 3 Information on data supply It is possible to select from different thematic sets of layers and georeferencing systems. The area of interest can be defined in any form and size, preferably rectangular. For large areas it is necessary to split the delivery into seamless tiles (see chapter 5). The Service Centre of the Federal Government for Geo-Information and Geodesy (Dienstleistungszentrum, DLZ) (www.geodatenzentrum.de) offers all possibilities of data supply, guides the user through the product line and indicates standard specifications and special services as well as the pricing system (see chapter 9). The information of the last update is indicated in the meta information: www.geodatenzentrum.de > About data and services > Overviews actuality The map sheet, each map tile and each rectangular section is supplied with an.akt-file showing the map sheets name and the year the map sheet has been updated. Example: Content of the file s3_4_1.akt DTK;217 4 Map sheet and BKG tiling systems The single map sheet is offered in the sheet line system of the General Topographic Map 1 : 1 (D), i.e. one raster data file is produced for each layer of this map sheet. To provide large amounts of seamless data we use the long-term defined tiling scheme by BKG. Dependent on the georeference the data will be split into square tiles. This supports the user in processing the current data more efficient and in updating the data by replacing single tiles. Sheet and tile indexes are available at www.geodatenzentrum.de Information and notes. The DTK is provided as a set of 8 km x 8 km tiles. The tiles are numbered by rows and columns, beginning top left with _. For example the tile s3_6_8 covers the 7 th row and 9 th column of the tiling system in the 3 rd meridian strip of the Gauss-Krüger projection. DTK page 19

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK 5 Description of data formats The data will be delivered on the selected data carrier and will have the following directory structure: <Name of the product> <Name of the map sheet, the tile or the region> <Name of the layer >.tif <Name of the layer >.tfw... <Name of the map sheet, the tile or the region>.akt Example tiling scheme: dtk-v s3_3_4 s3_3_5 l1.tif l1.tfw l2.tif l2.tfw l7.tif l7.tfw s3_3_4.akt l1.tif l1.tfw l2.tif l2.tfw The following georeferencing information is available for each raster index: - corresponding World file (file extension.tfw ) - embedded georeferencing information (GeoTIFF). Colour coded data (the combined layer and the single layers as standard) will preferably be delivered as packed LZW. The TIFF format uses an integrated RGB palette. Colour depth is 8 bit by default. DTK page 2

Digital Topographic Map 1 : 1 DTK 6 Terms of use and acknowledgement of source According to the Geodata Access Act (Geodatenzugangsgesetz) this data set is available at no charge via geodata services for download and online use for commercial and non-commercial use. The use of geodata and geodata services is subject to the Verordnung zur Festlegung der Nutzungsbestimmungen für die Bereitstellung von Geodaten des Bundes (GeoNutzV, Regulation on the determination of terms of use for the provision of federal geodata) of 19 March 213 (Federal Law Gazette 213, Part I, No 14). In particular, each user has to place the source remark to all geodata, metadata and geodata services visibly and optically connected. Changes, processings, new designs or other variations have to be provided with a change note in the source remark. Source remark and change note have to be formulated as follows. When displayed on a web site, the source remark has to be linked with the URL "http://www.bkg.bund.de". GeoBasis-DE / BKG <year of last data supply> GeoBasis-DE / BKG <year of last data supply> (data changed) Example: GeoBasis-DE / BKG 217 7 Data supply The data set is supplied free of charge in the most common specifications and as web service under www.geodatenzentrum.de Open Data The data set can be ordered in more georeferencings in the Geodata Shop of the Service Centre against reimbursement of the costs. It can be provided on data carrier or via FTP: www.geodatenzentrum.de Online Shop Geodata Shop The extra costs for this are charged for by the BKG. Orders may also be addressed to: Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie Referat GI5 - Dienstleistungszentrum Karl-Rothe-Straße 1-14 D-415 Leipzig Tel.: +49()341 5634 333 Fax: +49()341 5634 415 E-Mail: dienstleistungszentrum@bkg.bund.de Please find further information and more service at www.geodatenzentrum.de. DTK page 21