MNHR (digital model of heights relative to the ground) from LiDAR - SCoT Lille Metropole and MEL - 2020

The project covers the boundaries of the Lille Métropole Territorial Coherence Scheme (SCoT), i.e. the municipalities of the European Metropolis of Lille (MEL) and the Community of Municipalities Pévèle Carembault (38 municipalities south-east of the metropolitan area). In addition, this right-of-way slightly exceeds these administrative limits by about 2 km, thus making it possible to have data on the border sector to the north-west and north-east of the current metropolitan territory as well as the neighbouring territories to the south-west and south-east. The MNHR (numerical model of the heights relative to the ground) is a raster calculated from LiDAR 2020 data presenting the relief of the territory of the SCoT Lille Métropole according to heights relative to the ground and not altitudes as on the MNT 2020. For example, a building with any point at 18m NGF and a height of 2m will be represented at 18m on MNT and 2m on MNHR. **Data from:** Air acquisition - MEL/SCoT - 2020