AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
MNS-MO (FR)

Le modèle numérique de surface de la mensuration officielle (MNS-MO) décrit la surface du territoire en trois dimensions. Contrairement au modèle numérique de terrain de la mensuration officielle (MNT-MO) il intègre des éléments permanents et visibles tels que la végétation (p. ex. forêt, haies, arbres isolés), les bâtiments et les autres constructions (p. ex. ponts, barrages, murs, etc.). Le MNS-MO est un modèle de surface de haute précision, généré par la méthode du balayage laser à l'aide d'un lidar aéroporté. Le MNS-MO peut être fourni sous une forme brute (semis de points [x, y, z] d'une densité d'environ 1 point par m2) ainsi que que sous la forme de grilles interpolées. Sa précision altimétrique est de +/- 50 cm.
Adresses du modèle MOPplusFR

Le thème « adresses » est une compilation des Topics « adresses_des_batiments » et « npa_localite » du modèle de données original de la mensuration officielle. L'adresse est composée de la rue, du numéro de maison, du numéro postal et de la localité. L'Egid et l'EDID sont associés s'ils existent dans la MO. Ce thème fait partie intégrante du jeu de données de la mensuration officielle. La mise à jour est assurée par les ingénieurs géomètres brevetés ou des spécialistes en mensuration officielle en collaboration avec le Service de la géoinformation. Le Topic «npa_localite» du modèle de données original de la mensuration officielle. Il comprend la délimitation de la localité, son nom officiel, le NPA à 4 chiffres ainsi que le chiffre complémentaire au NPA.
Carte géologique générale de la Suisse 1:200 000 (FR)

La carte géologique générale de la Suisse au 1:200 000 constitue un ensemble de cartes géologiques basées sur la carte Dufour. Composées de huit feuilles parues entre 1942 et 1964, la carte géologique générale de la Suisse est un ouvrage historique de grande qualité. Le canton de Fribourg a acquis les feuilles Nos 1 Neuchâtel, 2 Basel-Bern, 5 Genève-Lausanne et 6 Sion.
CORINE Land Cover Schweiz 1990

Als Beitrag der Schweiz zur europäischen Zusammenarbeit, zur Förderung der Eurokompatibilität der Daten der Schweiz im Umweltbereich, zur Lösung interessanter wissenschaftlicher Fragen und zum Sammeln erweiterter Erfahrungen in einer speziellen Anwendung der Arealstatistik haben BFS und BUWAL 1997 gemeinsam auf der Grundlage der Arealstatistik 1979/85 Daten zur Bodenbedeckung der Schweiz produziert, deren 13 Kategorien kompatibel mit der Aggregationsebene 2 des europäischen Programms CORINE Land Cover 1990 sind. Als Resultat liegt ein Rasterdatensatz mit einer Zellgrösse von 250 m sowie ein Polygondatensatz mit einer minimalen Polygonfläche von 25 ha vor.
swissSURFACE3D Raster, the digital surface model of Switzerland

swissSURFACE3D Raster is a digital surface model (DSM) which represents the earth's surface including all stable and visible landscape elements such as soil, natural cover, woods and all sorts of constructive works. swissSURFACE3D Raster is produced in 1 km2 tiles. The tiles are numbered based on the coordinates in kilometers of their southwestern corner.
Administrative units Switzerland - INSPIRE

Administrative units is based on the data set swissBOUNDARIES3D by swisstopo. It contains all administrative units and national boundaries of Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein in vector form. The product is based on an optimized data model for Switzerland and conforms to the data of the Swiss Federal Statistical Office and European INSPIRE directives. swissBOUNDARIES3D replaces the GG25 dataset from 2010 onwards.
swissTLMRegio

swissTLMRegio is a 2D landscape model, which represents the natural and man-made features of the landscape in vector format. With its high generalisation grade it is a reference dataset for applications requiring a regional or national overview. swissTLMRegio describes more than one million objects with their location, shape and neighbourhood connections (topology) as well as the object type and further attributes. swissTLMRegiois composed of 6 thematic topics. Each topic contains one or more feature classes: Transportation, Hydrography, Landcover, Buildings, Miscellaneous, Names.
Administrative unit Switzerland - INSPIRE

Administrative unit is a sub layer of Administrative units and is based on the data set swissBOUNDARIES3D by swisstopo. It contains all administrative units and national boundaries of Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein in vector form. The product is based on an optimized data model for Switzerland and conforms to the data of the Swiss Federal Statistical Office. swissBOUNDARIES3D replaces the GG25 dataset from 2010 onwards.
DHM25 basis model

The digital height model DHM25 is a data set representing the three-dimensional form of the earth?s surface. It was derived from the height information of the Swiss National Map 1:25'000 and 1:50'000 -for the extended perimeter.The base model contains the following elements: linear elements: vectorized contours and contours in lakes, vectorized lake perimeters, primary breaklines; dot elements: digitized spot heights and depth spot heights in lakes. The DHM25 represents the topography of the earth's surface without vegetation or built up areas.
GeoMaps 500 Raster

Six «GeoMaps» at 1:500000 scale give a broad overview of the composition and major features of the underlying structure of Switzerland. The geological map provides an overview of the distribution of the uppermost rock strata occurring in Switzerland. The tectonic map displays the large-scale structural and tectonic units of Switzerland. Two hydrogeological maps (groundwater resources and vulnerability) present, on the one hand, the various groundwater resources and their productivity and, on the other hand, indicate the vulnerability of groundwater resources to possible contamination. The gravimetric map of Switzerland (Bouguer anomalies) shows the regional negative anomalies associated with the Alps and the positive anomaly of the Sesia-Finero zone. The map of the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) shows the maximum extent of glaciation in Switzerland at the height of the last Ice Age about 24,000 years ago.
Light Base Map (Vector Tile Style)

«Light base map» is a visually and content reduced base map, which represents the most relevant topographic features and names adapted to the respective zoom level. It is constructed on the basis of official data: the topographic landscape model, the digital elevation model, digital cartographic models, public transportation stops and official street registry. The vector representation is based on the Maplibre Style Specification. The data basis consists of vector tiles (Base Vector Tileset and Relief Vector Tileset).
swissALTIRegio

swissALTIRegio is a medium-resolution digital terrain model (10m). It describes the surface without vegetation and buildings. Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein, as well as parts of the neighbouring countries of France, Italy, Austria and Germany are included in the data set. Updates within Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein are carried out annually, while the other areas are updated when source data is available.
Administrative boundary Switzerland - INSPIRE

Administrative boundary is a sub layer of Administrative units and is based on the data set swissBOUNDARIES3D by swisstopo. It contains all administrative units and national boundaries of Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein in vector form. The product is based on an optimized data model for Switzerland and conforms to the data of the Swiss Federal Statistical Office. swissBOUNDARIES3D replaces the GG25 dataset from 2010 onwards.
The digital height model of Switzerland with a 200m grid

The digital height model DHM25 / 200 is a data set representing the three-dimensional form of the earth's surface. It is a height matrix with a 200-m grid. It has been resampled from the DHM25 matrix model, which has a 25-m grid. he DHM25 represents the topography of the earth's surface without vegetation or built up areas. Lakes are represented by their surface. DHM25 / 200 can be freely downloaded.
Base Map (Vector Tile Style)

The BaseMap is a dynamic web-map built on vectortile technology, designed specifically for optimal use on mobile devices. All map elements are displayed in vector format, including terrain representations. The BaseMap includes a wide range of features, such as points-of-interest (POI) covering various topics. It combines official data (including the topographic landscape model, digital elevation model, digital cartographic model, public transport stops and the official road directory), as well as third-party data. The map’s content varies based on the zoom level displayed. The vector representation adheres to the Maplibre style specification. The data basis consists of vector tiles (Base Vector Tileset and Relief Vector Tileset).
Height control points HFP1 (National Survey)

All spatial data is based on measurement points. It is recommended to use the so-called fixed control points for all technical works which need reliable and accurate position measurements. A height fixed control point ("Höhefixpunkte" in german) is a surveyed point permanently marked with a bolt with known height. The Swiss national land survey is responsible for height fixed control points of the first class (HFP1). Those provide the reference framework for all survey work in Switzerland. HFP1 points usual elevation LN02 have been established by precise federal levelling.
Swiss Map Vector 500, Swiss national vector map 1:500 000

Swiss Map Vector 500 is the Swiss national 1:500,000 scale map in vector format. It includes the railway network, all highways, semi-highways, transit and link roads, a highly simplified depiction of residential areas and terrains and the names of principal objects. Raster data for relief and rock features complete the vector data. Switzerland and neighbouring countries are shown. Vector data comes from the digital cartographic model, which is also used for the derivation of printed maps, and the Swiss Map Raster. Contents are structured according to subject matter and can be edited by class or by object. Depiction is very similar to that of the printed national map.
Road Map 1:200'000

On the Road Map of Switzerland 1:200'000 is the traffic network highlighted and information for the motor vehicle driver is added (names and numbers of highways and their accesses, traffic regulations, transportation of cars by railway, car ferries, camp sites). The base map is based on the National Map 1:200'000. The map content is updated periodically in a cycle of 2 years. The map is published in analogue format as a printed map and in digital format as a pixel map.
Geographical Names Switzerland - INSPIRE

Geographical Names is based on the data set swissNAMES3D by swisstopo. It is the most comprehensive collection of geographical names for Switzerland and Liechtenstein. swissNAMES3D contains over 437'000 georeferenced entries divided in different categories. The dataset replaces since 2015 the old product swissNAMES updated until 2008. In the federal geoportal the layer "geographical names" corresponds to a selection of swissNAMES3D for the different zoomlevels. This is the INSPIRE-compliant product derivation.
Swiss Map Vector 10, Swiss national vector map 1:10 000

Swiss Map Vector 10 is the Swiss national 1:10,000 scale map in vector format. It includes all complete and differentiated rail, road and path networks, a detailed representation of residential areas, bodies of water, vegetation and terrains complete with annotations. Raster data for relief and rock features complete the vector data. The perimeter of the map covers the national territory of both Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein. Updates are made every year based on the latest version of swisstopo's topographic landscape model (TLM). Contents are structured according to subject matter and can be edited by class or by object. Depiction is very similar to that of the printed national map.
Swiss Map Vector 25, Swiss national vector map 1:25 000

Swiss Map Vector 25 is the Swiss national 1:25,000 scale map in vector format. It includes all complete and differentiated rail, road and path networks, a detailed representation of residential areas, bodies of water, vegetation and terrains complete with annotations. Raster data for relief and rock features complete the vector data. Vector data comes from the digital cartographic model, which is also used for the derivation of printed maps, and the Swiss Map Raster. Contents are structured according to subject matter and can be edited by class or by object. Depiction is very similar to that of the printed national map.
Base Map Winter (Vector Tile Style)

The Base Map Winter is a dynamic web-map with a wintry colour scheme built on vectortile technology, designed specifically for optimal use on mobile devices. All map elements are displayed in vector format, including terrain representations. The BaseMap includes a wide range of features, such as points-of-interest (POI) covering various topics. It combines official data (including the topographic landscape model, digital elevation model, digital cartographic model, public transport stops and the official road directory), as well as third-party data. The map’s content varies based on the zoom level displayed. The vector representation adheres to the Maplibre style specification. The data basis consists of vector tiles (Base Vector Tileset and Relief Vector Tileset).
Imagery Base Map (Vector Tile Style)

“Imagery Base Map” offers a good overview of the current landscape thanks to a combination of orthoimages (rectified aerial photographs) and cartographic elements. It is based on official data: the topographic landscape model, the digital elevation model, the digital cartographic models and the official index of roads. The content varies depending on the zoom level. The vector representation is based on the Maplibre Style Specification. The data basis consists of vector tiles (Base Vector Tileset). The orthoimages (SWISSIMAGE) are displayed as raster tiles.
Geological atlas 25 Vector

The sheets of the Geological Atlas of Switzerland (GA25) give detailed information about the uppermost layers of the subsurface structure. Geological formations are represented by colours, conventional signs and symbols, which correspond to their age, composition and tectonic structure. For each sheet, an explanatory booklet is also published, in which the geological formations and special features of the study area are described. Over two thirds of the 220 map sheets that are planned have already been published.
GeoMaps 500 Vector

Six «GeoMaps» at 1:500000 scale give a broad overview of the composition and major features of the underlying structure of Switzerland. The geological map provides an overview of the distribution of the uppermost rock strata occurring in Switzerland. The tectonic map displays the large-scale structural and tectonic units of Switzerland. Two hydrogeological maps (groundwater resources and vulnerability) present, on the one hand, the various groundwater resources and their productivity and, on the other hand, indicate the vulnerability of groundwater resources to possible contamination. The gravimetric map of Switzerland (Bouguer anomalies) shows the regional negative anomalies associated with the Alps and the positive anomaly of the Sesia-Finero zone. The map of the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) shows the maximum extent of glaciation in Switzerland at the height of the last Ice Age about 24,000 years ago.
Numerical weather analysis KENDA-CH1 - Grid data

Analysis of temperature, humidity, wind, pressure, radiation, pollen concentration and other meteorological variables at 1 km grid resolution, generated by the KENDA-CH1 data assimilation system. The dataset also includes KENDA-CH1 1-hour First Guess estimates for precipitation, radiation and other variables. Analyses and First Guess estimates are updated hourly and are available for the last 24 hours.
Manual precipitation stations - Measurement values

In addition to its automatic precipitation measurements, MeteoSwiss also operates a manual precipitation monitoring network with 270 stations. Measurements are taken here once a day and transmitted to MeteoSwiss via SMS. The data set contains current measurements for each station on precipitation and snow in daily ('d'), monthly ('m') and yearly ('y') resolutions. There are updated data sets from the current year up to yesterday ('recent') and since the beginning of the measurement ('historical'). If you require monthly or yearly values, we strongly recommend that you download the corresponding resolution.
Climate stations - Homogeneous data series

The Swiss National Basic Climatological Network (Swiss NBCN) connects the major ground-based stations within the MeteoSwiss monitoring network. It consists of 29 climate monitoring stations and 46 precipitation stations. Homogeneous series of climate measurements reflect an unbiased picture of the climatic development and represent the basis for research on climate change. The data set contains homogeneous series for each station on temperature, precipitation, wind, pressure, humidity, sunshine duration, and radiation in daily ('d'), monthly ('m') and yearly ('y') resolutions. There are updated data sets from the current year up to yesterday ('recent') and since the beginning of the measurement ('historical'). If you require monthly or yearly values, we strongly recommend that you download the corresponding resolution.resolution.
Radar products precipitation - PRECIP, PRECIP-SV (Side View) and CombiPrecip (CPC)

Precipitation data, updated every 5, 10 and 60 minutes and available for the last 14 days. The PRECIP product is the baseline weather radar product for precipitation estimation at ground. It combines the data from all five C-band Swiss weather radar stations. The PRECIP-SV product is a version of the PRECIP product with additional "Side-View" (SV) to visualize the vertical cross-sections along the x- and y-axis. The CombiPrecip (CPC) product combines in real-time the precipitation information from the weather radar network with the MeteoSwiss ground stations (rain-gauges).
Radar products hail - POH (probability of hail) and MESHS (maximum hail size)

Hail: Probability of hail, expressed as a percentage POH and maximum expected severe hail size in cm MESHS. Updated every 5 minutes and every day, available for the last 14 days. Hail products are only calculated between April 1st and September 30th. All files published outside this period (e.g., in winter) are empty.
Pollen stations - Measured values

MeteoSwiss operates the national pollen monitoring network. This consists of 16 automatic monitoring stations which cover Switzerland's most important climatic and vegetation regions. The measurements recorded by the respective pollen stations provide valuable information for those who suffer from allergies. The data set contains current pollen concentration for each station in hourly ('h'), daily ('d') and yearly ('y') resolutions. There are updated data sets from the current year up to yesterday ('recent') and since the beginning of the measurement in ten-year increments ('historical'). If you need daily or yearly values, we strongly recommend that you download the corresponding resolution.
Localised forecasting data – Point data

The localised forecasting data is based on a mix of different models (INCA, ICON-CH1-EPS, ICON-CH2-EPS, ECMWF) and is available for all ZIP-codes, SwissMetNet-stations and selected POI in the mountains as point data. The forecast is available for the time period from +0h to +192h and is being updated hourly. It is the same forecast data used in the MeteoSwiss app and on the website for each ZIP-code.
Climate precipitation stations - Homogeneous data series

The Swiss National Basic Climatological Network (Swiss NBCN) connects the major ground-based stations within the MeteoSwiss monitoring network. It consists of 29 climate monitoring stations and 46 precipitation stations. Homogeneous series of climate measurements reflect an unbiased picture of the climatic development and represent the basis for research on climate change. The data set contains homogeneous series for each station on precipitation in daily ('d'), monthly ('m') and yearly ('y') resolutions. There are updated data sets from the current year up to yesterday ('recent') and since the beginning of the measurement ('historical'). If you require monthly or yearly values, we strongly recommend that you download the corresponding resolution.resolution.
Leerstehende Wohnungen

Als Leerwohnung gilt eine Wohnung, welche am Stichtag (1. Juni) unbesetzt, aber bewohnbar ist und zur dauernden Miete von mindestens drei Monaten oder zum Verkauf angeboten wird. Folgende Wohnungen gelten nicht als Leerwohnungen: a) unbesetzt, aber bereits vermietet oder verkauft; b) unbesetzt, aber nicht zur Miete oder zum Verkauf angeboten; c) nicht mehr als Wohnung (Arztpraxen etc.) angeboten; d) einem beschränkten Personenkreis vorbehalten (z.B. Dienstwohnung); e) aus bau-, sanitätspolizeilichen oder richterlichen Gründen gesperrt; f) für weniger als drei Monate angeboten.

Tags: einfamilienhaus, leerstand, miete, wohnung
Anreiseempfehlungen für Veranstaltungen im Raum St. Jakob

Dieser Datensatz enthält eine Liste von Anreiseempfehlungen abhängig von Verkehrsmittel, ob der Verkehr gesperrt und ob es zusätzliche Parkplätze gibt.

Tags: arena, gartenbad, parken, parkplatze, sperrung, sportanlage, st-jakob, st-jakob-arena, st-jakob-park, st-jakobshalle, verkehrsplanung
Orthofoto 1926

Entzerrte und georeferenzierte digitale Luftbilder von 1926 in TrueColor. Vom 1. Juli – 15. September 1926 fand in den soeben neu erstellten Messehallen eine internationale Ausstellung zum Thema „Binnenschifffahrt und Wasserbau“ statt. Sie wurde aus Anlass der Fertigstellung der Kleinhüninger Hafenanlagen durchgeführt. Ein Ziel dieser Veranstaltung war auch die Schiffbarmachung des Hochrheins vorantreiben. Dazu wurde ein 28 x 7 Meter grosses Fliegerbild hergestellt und in der Ausstellung präsentiert, welches das Gebiet des Rheins von Basel bis zum Bodensee abdeckte. Ein Teil dieser rund 520 Negative aus dem Bestand des Staatsarchivs Basel-Stadt wurde nun digitalisiert und zu einem Orthofoto zusammengesetzt. Quelle: Staatsarchiv Basel-Stadt, NEG Rheinflug A 4676 bis und mit NEG Rheinflug A 5106
Bevölkerung

Jugendlichenanteil: Anteil der unter 20-jährigen Personen an der Gesamtbevölkerung. Seniorenanteil: Anteil der über 64-jährigen Personen an der Gesamtbevölkerung. Sesshaftigkeit: Anteil der seit mindestens 10 Jahren am gleichen Wohnort lebenden Personen an der Gesamtbevölkerung. Ausländeranteil: Anteil der Ausländer an der Gesamtbevölkerung.
Suitability of roofs for the use of solar energy

Solar energy that reaches the earth’s surface can be utilised with the aid of the two established solar technologies, photovoltaics (electricity) and solar thermal energy, for the production of renewable energy. The potential of solar electricity is considerable: by 2050, around 20 percent of the current level of electricity demand could be met through the use of photovoltaics. Solar thermal energy is an attractive option for the production of hot water and heat thanks to the existence of standardised systems. From the suitability map the degree of suitability of a particular roof for the use of solar energy can be deduced, as well as the anticipated yield. The calculations are based on a simulation of the path of the sun throughout the year, and the amount of sunlight that falls on each roof surface. From 2023 onwards, updated data bases will be used to calculate the solar potential. With each annual update, a part of Switzerland is updated with the new data basis. The model documentation contains an overview of the areas that have already been updated. In addition, the module efficiency of photovoltaic systems was increased from 17% to 20% for the whole of Switzerland from 1.1.2023.