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Road area - By object level 1 above ground

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Breakdown by level: The objects defining the road domain are distributed according to their level in relation to the ground. For this purpose, 5 classes of objects, each grouping elements of the same level, are available, namely: - cad_domroutier _objects_niv_2: the second level below ground - cad_…

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Data schema (6 fields)

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FieldTypeDescription
COMMUNECommunestring
OBJETstring
NIVEAUinteger
SITG_ADM.CAD_DOMROUTIER_OBJETS_NIV1.FIDSitg adm.cad domroutier objets niv1.fidoid
Shape__Areadouble
Shape__LengthSHAPE.LENdouble

Schema captured from arcgis 5 days ago.

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Sample data (3 records)

COMMUNEOBJETNIVEAUSITG_ADM.CAD_DOMROUTIER_OBJETS_NIV1.FIDShape__AreaShape__Length
Grand-SaconnexChaussée115398.02842038655.809494181876
Grand-SaconnexChaussée12239.81235347577.7761852749617
CarougeChaussée13795.609183085221.890565598626

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https://vector.sitg.ge.ch/arcgis/rest/services/CAD_DOMROUTIER_OBJETS_NIV1/FeatureServer

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curl -s 'https://vector.sitg.ge.ch/arcgis/rest/services/CAD_DOMROUTIER_OBJETS_NIV1/FeatureServer?f=json' -H 'Accept: application/json'

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