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A warm welcome to the AdV

The Working Committee of the Surveying Authorities of the Laender of the Federal Republic of Germany (AdV) is the German umbrella organisation of the authorities of the 16 Laender of the Federal Republic of Germany competent for land surveying and cadaster and of three federal authorities.  For more information please use the menue.


National Report of AdV 2022/2023

22th November 2023 – The current issue of AdV's biannual national report has just been published. We inform the readers about new developments in the field of official surveying and real estate cadastre, for example about a new satellite positioning service developed jointly by the federal and Laender governments, about the contribution of the real estate cadastre to the property tax reform, about automated derivation of land cover data, about the provision of authoritative geospatial reference data for the EU institutions, about the implementation of the EU implementing regulation for high-quality data sets in connection with open data, about new activities in the field of real estate valuation, and of course about the flagship project "Smart Mapping" of the AdV. Be inspired by the variety of AdV.You can find the activity report here. https://www.adv-online.de/Publications/AdV-National-Reports/.

Smart Mapping: The new vector map is online

 08th August 2022 The new vector-based web map has been launched on August 1st, 2022 with the product name basemap.de Web Vector. Together with the other basemap.de services, these products are official, up-to-date online maps of Germany that can be used free of charge. The strengths of the vector-based web map lie in the flexibility in designing the content and the high-resolution presentation.
At the same time, the new shading service was activated. With basemap.de Web Raster Shading, a Germany-wide shading service for subsequent use in any technical and thematic maps is provided. The service contains oblique shading, a combined shading of oblique and embankment shading as well as a height layer display based on the ATKIS-DGM5 of the surveying authorities of the federal states.
All details about the services can be found on the product web page.
You can use the basemap.de viewer to view the maps, but you can also use them on the go via smart phone, print them out, adapt them and release them for specific sections.

National Reports 2020/2021

15th November 2021 Recently, AdV published its National Report 2020/2021, describing latest achievements in the world of geospatial information and surveying as well as future-oriented projects to ensure that authoritative geospatial data will address future generations' needs. One flagship project is Smart Mapping that revolutionizes the processes to elaborate authoritative maps. For more information, find the report here. https://www.adv-online.de/Publications/AdV-National-Reports/


Main document of the GeoInfoDoc - Version 7.0.2

13th May 2017 In the AAA® project, AdV conceived an integrated and coordinated modelling of all geospatial data from the Surveying, Mapping and Cadastre Authorities of Germany and implemented it through its member administrations. The procedure is described in detail in the main document of the "Documentation on the modelling of the geoinformation of the official surveying system (GeoInfoDok)". In addition to the current version 6.0.1 of the main document, version 7.0.2 is also available in English.


Guidelines for the nationwide uniform archiving of geographic reference data

1st January 2017 For many years surveying and mapping authorities and the archive authorities of the Laender of Germany are working together with regard to the delivery of analogue products, particularly maps. More and more the surveying and mapping authorities produce digital data, and new ways have to be set up for basic uniform regulations for the process of archiving digital geographic reference data.
For this reason, AdV and the Conference of Directors of the Archive Authorities of the Federal Government and the Laender (KLA) appointed a joint working group to develop a document on a harmonised approach to this challenge. Both AdV and KLA adopted the resulting guidelines at the end of 2015. The complete document has now been translated into English


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