Digital Surface Model 2021 at 50 cm for Rennes Métropole - buildingsModèle numérique de surface 2021 à 50 cm sur Rennes Métropole - bâtiments
Modèle numérique de surface 2021 à 50 cm sur Rennes Métropole - bâtimentsDigital Surface Model 2021 at 50 cm for Rennes Métropole - buildings
This API provides access to a Digital Surface Model (DSM) covering Rennes Métropole in France, published by Rennes Métropole. The dataset is derived from a classification of the DSM that isolates buildings, representing the surface morphology of built structures across the metropolitan area. It is available at a 50 cm resolution, with elevation values expressed in metres (0.50 m increments). The data is useful for urban planning, 3D city modelling, and analysis of the built environment at a fine spatial resolution.Un Modèle Numérique de Surface (MNS) ou d'Elévation (MNE) permet de connaître la morphologie du terrain. Cette image issue d'une classification du MNS représente les bâtiments. Ce MNS est disponible au pas de 50 cm. La présente donnée correspond à la version à 50 cm, exprimée en mètre soit 0,50 m...
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- https://data.rennesmetropole.fr/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/mnt_2021_batiments
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curl -s 'https://data.rennesmetropole.fr/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/mnt_2021_batiments/records?limit=20' -H 'Accept: application/json'First 20 records of the dataset as JSON.
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