Description
The subsidence map is an indicative tool for internal use and makes no statements about the actual condition or quality of the measured objects and ground level. It gives only an indication of the sinking rate, measured in millimetres per year. The measurements were made between January 2017 and January 2023.
The City of Amsterdam cannot be held responsible and/or liable in any way and under any circumstances for the accuracy or applicability of the data for any application or interpretation of the information by the user or third parties. It is also not responsible and/or liable for any loss or damage resulting from 1) further processing of the data into derivative products by the user or third parties and/or 2) any interpretation and/or use by the user or third parties. The user accepts that the data and card are provided without any guarantee.
This dataset is divided over 5 different layers over the 5 GeoPackages. The various parts are divided as follows:
Part 1 contains the roads, buildings and works of art
Part 2 contains the public grid
Part 3 contains the private grid.
Part 4 contains the external grid*
Part 5 contains the averages per neighborhood and district, as well as the alarms for all the above layers.
They thus involve the area of the municipality of Amsterdam as for the merging with Weesp. Weesp has been added separately.
More info?: see With data Botdemdaling.xlsx
* Externally we mean the areas that according to the BGT do not fall under the responsibility of the municipality or private owners. This could be, for example, Rijkswaterstaat or the province. We use the attribute “source holder” for this from the BGT, for example the track under the responsibility of Prorail.
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- satelietdata
- insar
- ondergrond
- verzakkingen