Hydrology & infiltration
Combine LUBW water bodies, infiltration coefficients, rainfall intensity, and terrain models to size rain gardens or blue/green roofs.
- UDO map viewer layers
- State rain model (KOSTRA)
- Surface sealing indices
Credible data for landscape architecture in Baden-Württemberg
Trecna curates hydrology, soil, ecology, and regulatory layers from authoritative portals so concept sketches and submittals stay grounded in verifiable data.
Verified sources
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Last ingest
March 2024
Region focus
Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Live insights
Counts update automatically as we ingest new Baden-Württemberg sources.
Spatial overview
OpenStreetMap basemap highlights Baden-Württemberg so you can quickly contextualize hydrology, soil, and planning layers.
Tip: zoom or pan to inspect municipalities before jumping into a dataset viewer.
Search the catalog
Filter by topic or keyword. Each record links back to the official publisher so you can cite with confidence in submissions and studio work.
All datasets listed here are specific to Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
Tip: combine a topic + place or regulation keyword. Try one of these quick queries:
Project board
Keep up to six datasets in view while you evaluate soils, hydrology, or policy constraints.
How to use Trecna
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Studio modules
Use these curated bundles as a starting kit for the most requested site questions.
Combine LUBW water bodies, infiltration coefficients, rainfall intensity, and terrain models to size rain gardens or blue/green roofs.
Pair LGRB soil profiles with geotechnical load limits, contamination registries, and tree root space charts.
Superimpose Natura 2000, habitat mapping, XPlanung zoning, and competition briefs to de-risk concept narratives.
Region spotlights
Each spotlight blends planning cues, ecology priorities, and municipal quirks.
High slope gradients + mobility corridors demand paired hydrology + transport data. Start with LGL terrain models and Verkehrsentwicklungsplan.
Ecology-first planning: cross-reference Natura 2000, forest research (FVA), and municipal tree lists before concept review.
Floodplain considerations + cross-border policy mean hydrology + procurement datasets are mandatory for early diagrams.
Methodology
We focus on government portals, academic labs, and long-running monitoring programs. Every entry is reviewed for freshness, licensing, and spatial resolution before it goes live.
Want to contribute a dataset or request another region? Email trecnacontact@gmail.com.