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Geodata is data that has a spatial reference. This includes basic geodata from the surveying administration, such as aerial photographs and topographical maps. There is also specialist geodata. This is information from specialist authorities, such as data on protected areas, noise propagation or the monument status of buildings. Today, geodata is mostly available in digital form. Numerous authorities and other institutions make their geodata available on the Internet. In some cases, geodata is provided in the form of standardized Internet services (geodata services) so that it can be integrated directly into geospatial applications. Some organizations also operate specialist applications on the Internet in which geodata and services are permanently integrated.
The aim of a geodata infrastructure (GDI) is to simplify access to geodata, geodata services and applications.
The Geoportal Bayern is an Internet application that provides easy access to geodata, geodata services and applications.
The Geoportal Bayern has two basic components:
The search function and map viewer (BayernAtlas) are closely interlinked, making it possible to switch quickly between the two components.
We do not recommend using browsers that are older than 1.5 years.
In order to use the BayernAtlas optimally, you need a browser with JavaScript capability that is as up-to-date as possible.
The official geodata describe the topography, land and buildings for the whole of Bavaria in an application-neutral way. Many geodata can be ordered online, downloaded directly or visualized