News from Danmarks Miljøportal

Banedanmark is in the process of installing 1200 sensors in nature, which they expect to be up by the end of 2026. But the current 2-300 sensors have already averted problems, including from a nationally known beaver. At the same time, municipalities and research institutions are eager to get their hands on the meters' data, which is shared freely on Danmarks Miljøportal.

A new digital solution strengthens workflows and data quality in the national groundwater monitoring.

The future monitoring of water quality will be tested in Copenhagen as part of a larger EU project. In the project, Denmark is at the forefront of developing new measurement methods and a digital infrastructure that can set a new standard for water quality management in European cities. At the Danish Water Conference, the project's key players will meet.

Danmarks Miljøportal l is now making four new research-based potential maps available. The maps have been developed in the national research and innovation project TRANSFORM, and will help decision-makers find the most suitable areas to convert in connection with the green tripartite agreement.

How can AI and public data help promote nature in cities? This is the question that Gismap is working on – and here Danmarks Miljøportal plays an important role. 

We look forward to meeting our users again this year at the Environmental Portal's user seminar, this year on the tracks Nature, Decision Support and Water. 

Visit the first version of Artsdata, the new version of Naturdata. Development of Artsdata is ongoing, but data on aquatic species is available in the new system.

Maintenance work will be carried out from Monday 26/5, up to and including Sunday 1/6, in the period from 16.00 to 06.00.

Find Digital Forest Map in the Layer Selector across Danmarks Miljøportals platforms.