Cadastre and land use
Plots, administrative boundaries and land use, with the cadastral reference of every plot.
SENDA
Your territory, understood before you decide
The geospatial viewer that brings together the official layers for your territory and turns them into a clear report to plan its adaptation to climate change.
SENDA view · PNOA © IGN · Copernicus DEM
Land intelligence
- 2D and 3D geospatial viewer
- Live official layers
- Climate adaptation
- Historical aerial imagery
- Downloadable report
Every layer of your territory, in one viewer
Terrain and water
Contour lines, river network, water bodies and water balance.
Geology and biodiversity
Geology, hydrogeology, habitats and protected areas.
Natural hazards
Wildfire, flooding and other natural hazards, layer by layer.
How it works
From territory to report
01
Define
Search by cadastral reference or draw the area in the viewer.
02
Gather
SENDA connects each agency's official layers with your field data.
03
Analyse
Terrain, climate, water, soil and biodiversity, chapter by chapter, in 2D or 3D.
04
Decide
A summary and a downloadable report, with the source of every data point.
Adaptation
Prepare your territory for the climate ahead
SENDA combines climate, water, soil and land use across your territory to plan its adaptation with official data.
Climate and water
Climate series and water balance for your area, so you know what water you can count on.
Soil and vegetation
The state of the soil, its uses and its vegetation cover, as a starting point.
Natural hazards
Wildfire and flooding, layer by layer, to prioritise where to act.
Change over time
How the territory has changed, with historical aerial imagery from other years.
Frequently asked questions
Who is SENDA for?
For public administrations, land and natural area managers, and farming and forestry businesses.
Where does the data come from?
From each agency's live official layers, such as the Spanish Cadastre, IGN or AEMET, completed with your field data. Every data point shows its source.
Does it work for a small area?
Yes. It works the same for a single plot as for an entire municipality.
Can it support carbon removal projects?
Yes. SENDA documents the soil and its carbon to prepare carbon removal projects under ISO 14064-2 and track them year after year.
What do I get at the end?
Your territory in a 2D and 3D viewer and a downloadable report by chapter, with a summary to support decisions.
See your territory in SENDA
Tell us about the territory you manage, however small, and we will show you what its data says.
PNOA orthophoto courtesy of © Instituto Geográfico Nacional