Slope stability – slope stability map – OGC API Features

The hazard warning maps are to be developed gradually for the entire country area in the future. For the areas within the proven and suspected danger areas, it does not necessarily apply that they are highly endangered or unmanufacturable. In the run-up to the construction planning, however, an increased examination effort with regard to slope stability is necessary and often structural adjustments of the structures must also be provided for in the construction planning. Conversely, however, it cannot be inferred that tree incidents located outside the designated danger areas are in principle safe. The hazard warning maps should serve as a supplementary basis for planning in the run-up to construction projects. However, they cannot and should not be understood as a replacement of project-related ground investigations according to DIN 4020, which are generally recommended. Especially when planning neure construction areas, ground investigations should be carried out at an early stage with particular attention to possible risks. Terms of use see: http://www.lgb-rlp.de/karten-und-produkte/online-karten/nutzungsbedingungen-fuer-online-karten.html:Die Hazard warning maps are to be developed gradually for the entire country area in the future. For the areas within the proven and suspected danger areas, it does not necessarily apply that they are highly endangered or unmanufacturable. In the run-up to the construction planning, however, an increased examination effort with regard to slope stability is necessary and often structural adjustments of the structures must also be provided for in the construction planning. Conversely, however, it cannot be inferred that construction measures that are outside the designated hazardous areas are generally harmless. The hazard warning maps should serve as a supplementary basis for planning in the run-up to construction projects. However, they cannot and should not be understood as a replacement of project-related ground investigations according to DIN 4020, which are generally recommended. In particular, when planning new construction areas, ground investigations should be carried out at an early stage, with particular attention to possible risks.