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Deepest Depth Below Surface Level (DZP)
DGIF baseline 2026-1, the latest. Earlier baselines: timemap.
RDF: dzp.ttl
- Name
deepDepthBelowSurfLevel
- Datatype
- Real
- Definition
- The distance measured from ground or water level (uphill/upstream side of the feature) to the deepest point of the feature.
- Description
- May be used to measure the depth of an inland waterbody (for example: a lake), the depth of a terrain surface depression or excavation (for example: a crevice or trench), the distance to the deepest point of a drilled feature (for example: a water well or borehole) or the distance to the deepest point of a feature located entirely underground (for example: a cave chamber). In the case of a feature located below a waterbody (for example: a non-water well) the reference surface is the waterbody bottom, rather than the waterbody surface.
- Accepted
- 2013-10-18
- Defined by
- DFDD
- Physical quantity
- length
- Recommended unit
- Metre (m)
- Used by
Source: DGIF 2026-1 QEA model, DGIWG. Standard: DGIWG 206-3. Licence: CC BY 4.0, © DGIWG.