The cellular phone cadastre represents the locations as well as the operating licences for classified GSM transmitting antennae operating in the frequency band between 791 MHz and 2690 MHz.

Georeferenced point where the global electric field strength from GSM transmitting antennas operating in the frequency band 791 MHz to 2 690 MHz is measured. The measured values are average actual values measured at a well-defined point in time. Measurements are made at regular intervals and according to changes in the radio sites surrounding the measurement point. The measurement reports represent the contribution of each operator and each frequency band operated as well as the sum of the electric field produced by all transmitting antennas.

This layer includes compensation projects of the national compensation pool approved by the Ministry for the Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development. The projects are supervised by the nature and forestry administration. For each project, a descriptive sheet that contains more detailed information about the restoration measures can be called.

This layer contains all the member municipalities of each steering committee Natura2000

The sun as energy resource.

Water as energy resource.

Electricity from cogeneration plants. Principle of combined heat and power generation.

Wind as energy resource. One “plant” can be composed of more than one unit, i.e. one wind park may be powered by more than one physical wind turbine.

The Environment Agency has commissioned a specialized and approved external expert to carry out sound level measurements at 10 selected immission points. The aim of the mission was to measure the sound pressure at a measurement point representative of each zone or potential quiet oasis, with the aim of characterising this type of zone in more detail and determining the impact by road traffic noise or other noises. These areas represent potential areas for recreation and resourcing that are regularly used by local people and tourists. For the measurement and calculation methods, the external expert used the standards ISO 1996-1: 2016 and ISO 1996-2: 2017.

Electricity from energy plants that are powered by Biomass. As “Biomass” it is referred to waste wood and biodegradable waste.