Colour is status. Tick the colours in the table below to choose what the map shows.
Only projects with coordinates can be drawn. The rest are listed in the table.
Where the ground rose or sank between two laser surveys. The white dashed line is the ground that was studied; outside it nothing was measured. Click a change to go to its cluster.
−12.1 mexcavated / eroded · deposited+12.1 m
An arc bows to the right of its direction of travel, so a pair of sites that trade both ways draws two lines rather than one.
A destination is on record only where a pollution permit was needed, so the documented set leans toward large infrastructure and contaminated mass. Everything else is modelled.
LAYERS
BACKGROUND
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3D TERRAIN
height ×1.5
PLAN COVERAGE
Context only, not clickable. The plan register returns nothing for Oslo or Lillestrøm.
KEY
Closed site: its ground, or its registered outline
Permitted or licensed (reguleringsplan, mining licence)
Planned expansion
Site with no outline yet
Flow, documented
Flow, shared ownership
Flow, modelled
Plan, old (closed landfill)
Plan, in force
Plan, proposed
LIGHT
direction315°
relief0.30
Shading comes from the same elevation model as the 3D view.
CROSS SECTION
Click along the ground to draw a line. Double-click, or press Enter, to read it.
HOW TO USE THE MAP
MOUSE AND KEYS
drag
move the map
wheel
zoom
R-drag
turn and tilt (also Ctrl-drag, two fingers on a phone)
click
open a site, or read the coordinates and height of the ground
Esc
close the top thing that is open, one press at a time
click the compass: north up. Double-click: look straight down
TOOLS
layers, and what is on the map
search a site, an operator, a place or coordinates
key to colours and lines
terrain in 3D, 1 m LiDAR where a run exists
shade the ground and turn the light
cross section along a line, with CSV and SVG
drag a box; the table lists what is inside
flat, north up
copy a link to this exact view
THE TABLE
The table is the legend. Its coloured boxes switch groups on and off on the map. Hover a row to see the site; click it to open it.