https://www.geoportal.de/ 2016-06-01T00:00:00Z {'label': '- Laserpunkte sind flächendeckend für Bayern erhältlich. Abhängig vom Jahr der Befliegung sind unterschiedliche Punktdichten pro m² verfügbar (vor 2012: mindestens 1 Punkt pro m², ab 2012: mindestens 4 Punkte pro m²). Die Höhengenauigkeit liegt im ebenen, freien Gelände bei ca. 0,10 m, die Lagegenauigkeit bei ca. 0,50 m. Die Genauigkeitsangaben sind statistische Werte, d. h. einzelne Laserpunkte können auch einen höheren Fehler aufweisen. - -'} https://geodaten.bayern.de/opengeodata/OpenDataDetail.html?pn=laserdaten http://data.europa.eu/88u/dataset/e6e7d759-c134-4300-9e9f-fdde0140e327 https://registry.gdi-de.org/id/de.by/7ad6f692-e3a5-4e88-805b-531bfe4cbb5b [[[8.94509615, 50.5642095], [13.90890859, 50.5642095], [13.90890859, 47.24843533], [8.94509615, 47.24843533], [8.94509615, 50.5642095]]] Laser dots are three-dimensional point coordinates (right value, high value, height) of the measured reflections from the Airborne laser scanning fly, wherein the terrain surface is scanned with a laser beam. The measuring points of the laser do not only fall on the surface of the terrain, but also meet objects that are located above them, such as trees or buildings. By appropriate filtering methods, the point cloud is automatically divided into point classes ground points, object points, non-allocated points near the ground and building points. In addition to the listed reference systems, the laser points in ETRS89/UTM32 with zone code (EPSG:4647) and ETRS89/UTM33 with zone code (EPSG:5650) are available. Laser points 3d-koordinaten advmis airborne-laserscanning boden de dgm digitales-geländemodell digitales-oberflächenmodell dom echo erdoberfläche first-pulse-punkte gdiby gebäude kostenfrei laserdaten last-pulse-punkte opendata punktklassen topographie Kundenservice der Bayerischen Vermessungsverwaltung e6e7d759-c134-4300-9e9f-fdde0140e327 http://data.europa.eu/88u/dataset/e6e7d759-c134-4300-9e9f-fdde0140e327 https://registry.gdi-de.org/id/de.by/7ad6f692-e3a5-4e88-805b-531bfe4cbb5b de Laser dots are three-dimensional point coordinates (right value, high value, height) of the measured reflections from the Airborne laser scanning fly, wherein the terrain surface is scanned with a laser beam. The measuring points of the laser do not only fall on the surface of the terrain, but also meet objects that are located above them, such as trees or buildings. By appropriate filtering methods, the point cloud is automatically divided into point classes ground points, object points, non-allocated points near the ground and building points. In addition to the listed reference systems, the laser points in ETRS89/UTM32 with zone code (EPSG:4647) and ETRS89/UTM33 with zone code (EPSG:5650) are available. dataset