Norwegian Mapping Authority (Kartverket)

Acronym:

NMA

Website:

Official website

Email:

post@kartverket.no

Phone number:

(+ 47) 32 11 80 00

Ubicación

Hønefoss

Noruega

See map: Google Maps

NO

Postal address:

Norwegian Mapping Authority, Mapping and Cadastre P.O.Box 600 Sentrum, 3507 Hønefoss, Norway

Working languages:

inglés

noruego

Noruega

Global

The Norwegian Mapping Authority (NMA) is Norway's national mapping agency, dealing with land surveying, geodesy, hydrographic surveying, cadastre and cartography. Its headquarters are in Hønefoss and it is a public agency under the Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation. NMA was founded in 1773.

Source: Wikipedia (consulted d.d. February 18th, 2020)

Norwegian Mapping Authority (Kartverket) Resources

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Project

Line maps for development and flood risk areas

Donors:

Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation

Implementing organizations:

Norwegian Mapping Authority (Kartverket)

Geographical focus:

Moldavia

to produce terrain models and line maps for area of Moldova most at risk for floods, as the basis for emergency preparedness

Project

Land administration development and Addresses for people and businesses

Donors:

Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation

Implementing organizations:

Norwegian Mapping Authority (Kartverket)

Geographical focus:

Kosovo

to ensure sustainability in the IT systems at KCA. The Norwegian Mapping Authority has also focused on building skills and capacity within and outside of KCA, so that the IT solutions are sustainable when aid from Norway is phased out.

Project

Efficient property registration and mapping services for Armenia

Donors:

Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation

Implementing organizations:

Norwegian Mapping Authority (Kartverket)

Geographical focus:

Armenia

The project objective is objective is the establishment of uniform property registration and mapping systems in Armenia, and to contribute to economic growth through ensuring accurate and reliable information for private and public sectors. This involved procurement of 12 reference stations and laser scanning and orthophotos for 13,000 km2.

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