Datasets
The elevation data behind Darly
Lidar from national mapping agencies wherever it has been flown, and 30 m global models for the rest of the planet. Each one is a STAC collection you can search without an API key.
Airborne lidar
Flown and published as open data by national agencies.
Cheam Range, British Columbia3.6 km across Canada · NRCan
HRDEM 1m
- Resolution
- 1 m
- Products
- DSM + DTM
- Years
- 2019 – 2025
OGL-Canada-2.0
Ellesmere Island, Nunavut7 km across Canada · NRCan
HRDEM 2m
- Resolution
- 2 m
- Products
- DSM + DTM
- Years
- 2019 – 2025
OGL-Canada-2.0
La Malinche, Tlaxcala4.2 km across Mexico · INEGI
LiDAR DEM 1.5m
- Resolution
- 1.5 m
- Products
- DSM + DTM
- Years
- 2016 – 2026
INEGI Terminos de Libre Uso
Sierra Tarahumara, Chihuahua5.4 km across Mexico · INEGI
LiDAR DEM 5m
- Resolution
- 5 m
- Products
- DSM + DTM
- Years
- 2012 – 2026
INEGI Terminos de Libre Uso
Mount St. Helens, Washington3.6 km across United States · USGS
3DEP 1m DEM (per-project)
- Resolution
- 1 m
- Products
- DTM
- Years
- 2011 – 2026
CC0-1.0
Teton Range, Wyoming3.2 km across United States · USGS
3DEP 1m Seamless DEM
- Resolution
- 1 m
- Products
- DTM
- Years
- 1931 – 2025
CC0-1.0
Global models
30 m models built from satellite data. Elevation lookups fall back to them wherever there is no lidar.
Khumbu, Nepal40 km across Global · ESA
Copernicus DEM 30m
- Resolution
- 30 m
- Products
- DSM
- Years
- 2011 – 2015
Copernicus DEM licensing terms
Matterhorn, Pennine Alps40 km across Global · OpenGeoHub
GEDTM30
- Resolution
- 30 m
- Products
- DTM + Uncertainty
- Years
- 2006 – 2015
CC-BY-4.0
Aconcagua, Argentina40 km across South America · UFRGS
ANADEM 30m
- Resolution
- 30 m
- Products
- DTM
- Years
- 2011 – 2015
CC-BY-4.0