As DSM CRS3035RES50000mN2750000E4550000 elevation grid 1 m cut-off date 15.9.2021

The Digital Surface Model (DOM, engl.:DSM) describes the earth’s surface and all objects on it in the form of dots arranged in a regular lattice and georeferenced in position and height.
In contrast to the digital terrain model (DGM), the vegetation and development surface is represented.
This is one of a total of 55 tiles, which together cover the territory of Austria.
Reference date = creation date:
The data for this day are the most up-to-date database of the BEV. This is not identical with the recording or survey date.

The topicality can be found in the corresponding series under “Downloads, Views and Links” in the update overview. The Digital Surface Model (DOM, engl.:DSM) describes the earth’s surface and all objects on it in the form of dots arranged in a regular lattice and georeferenced in position and height.
In contrast to the digital terrain model (DGM), the vegetation and development surface is represented.

This is one of a total of 55 tiles, which together cover the territory of Austria.
Reference date = creation date:
The data for this day are the most up-to-date database of the BEV.

This is not identical with the recording or survey date.
The topicality can be found in the corresponding series under “Downloads, Views and Links” in the update overview. The Digital Surface Model (DOM, engl.:DSM) describes the earth’s surface and all objects on it in the form of dots arranged in a regular lattice and georeferenced in position and height.
In contrast to the digital terrain model (DGM), the vegetation and development surface is represented.

This is one of a total of 55 tiles, which together cover the territory of Austria.

Reference date = creation date:

The data for this day are the most up-to-date database of the BEV.

This is not identical with the recording or survey date.

The topicality can be found in the corresponding series under “Downloads, Views and Links” in the update overview.