When you need it
- Check the height of a specific point without extensive preparation.
- Quickly understand the height difference between two objects or sites.
- View the terrain profile before leaving, installing, routeing or checking a radio link.
For those who came from a search for a specific number: put a point, get the height above sea level, add a second point and look at the elevation profile.
Yes. On the main A-102 map, you can place a single point or enter coordinates manually and get the altitude for that point.
A elevation map shows the elevation of a point on a map, while an elevation profile shows the change in elevation along a line between two points.
The service uses DEM 30 m where there is coverage and access, and if there is no coverage, it automatically uses a spare layer of DEM 250 m.