Protected nature, contaminated land, flood, landslide, geology, wells, terrain, transport, utilities, land use and permits for one site.
Site Assessment
Review environmental constraints and site screening results for your selected industrial location.
Industrial Site Assessment
Select or draw an industrial site on the map to begin your assessment.
Site Information
Data Sources & Reliability
Platsvy uses Swedish geospatial datasets for preliminary industrial site screening. Results depend on source coverage, currency and data quality.
Screening checks direct spatial intersections only. Dataset publication dates, update dates and completeness have not yet been verified in this dashboard. No legal or permitting determination is provided.
Environmental Screening Results
Direct intersections between the selected site and five environmental GIS datasets.
Protected Area Details
Named protected areas intersecting the selected site, including available identifiers and overlap measurements.
Overlaps from different protection categories or designations may cover the same land. Reported areas must not be added together without geometric deduplication.
Potentially Contaminated Sites · EBH
Registered potentially or confirmed contaminated locations within the selected site and its 500 m surroundings.
Source: Länsstyrelserna EBH inventory. Registered points indicate locations requiring further investigation; they do not define contamination boundaries or establish site suitability.
Flood Hazard Screening
Mapped river and lake floods (MCF), plus sea-level exposure and cloudburst low points from Lantmäteriet's 1 m terrain model.
Largest mapped flood overlap among the screened scenarios. This is not an overall risk or suitability score.
Results indicate intersections with mapped flood extents only. Missing coverage or zero overlap does not establish that a site is free from flooding.
Nearest Transport Infrastructure
Straight-line distances from the site boundary to the nearest mapped roads, railways, stations, airports and ports.
Straight-line distances only. Not driving distance, travel time, legal access, weight or height restrictions, or rail-siding feasibility. Source: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
Mapped Utility Infrastructure
Straight-line distances from the site boundary to mapped power lines, substations, power plants, pipelines and water facilities, and lines or pipelines crossing the site.
Mapped infrastructure only; utility mapping in OpenStreetMap is incomplete. Proximity does not establish spare capacity, connection feasibility, ownership consent or connection cost. Contact the network owner for capacity and connection terms. Source: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
Land Use & Surroundings
Mapped actual land use of the site and of a 500 m ring around it, and straight-line distances to housing, schools, preschools, hospitals and care homes.
Actual mapped use, not the legal planning status. The detailed plan (detaljplan) and comprehensive plan (översiktsplan) must be checked with the municipality. Forest, wetland, water and open land come from mapped land cover; land with nothing mapped is shown as not classified. Source: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
National Interests & Ancient Monuments
National interests (riksintressen) on the site or within 2 km, registered ancient monuments and other remains on the site or within 500 m, and the indicative shoreline protection zone (strandskydd).
A national interest is not a ban: it is weighed in plans and permits by the municipality and the county administrative board. Some defence interests are not shown on maps; tall structures and emissions may need consultation with the Swedish Armed Forces. The monument register holds known remains only and is not legally binding on its own. Sources: Boverket (riksintressen, live map service); Riksantikvarieämbetet, Kulturmiljöregistret (open data).
Detailed Plans (Detaljplaner)
Legally binding detailed plans on and around the site: whether a plan is in force or in preparation, what land use it allows on the site, its rules (heights, implementation period) and the plan documents.
From Lantmäteriet's national geodata platform, which holds plans in the national digital format and plans that municipalities have converted. Many older plans are not yet digital: no digital plan found does not mean there is no plan. Always confirm the planning status, and any comprehensive-plan intentions, with the municipality. Shares of the site are calculated from the digital plan outlines and are indicative. Source: Lantmäteriet, Geodatakatalog (Detaljplan), published by each municipality.
Terrain Scan
Heights, slope classes and an indicative earthworks volume for the site, from Lantmäteriet's 1 m terrain model. Drag the 3D view to turn it.
Heights in RH 2000. Slope is computed on 2 m cells; small banks and ditches can be smoothed out. The earthworks figure levels the whole site to one platform at its mean height; real designs use terraces and balance cut and fill, so it is an indication of scale only. Height in the 3D view is exaggerated. Source: Lantmäteriet, Markhöjdmodell Nedladdning.
Labour Catchment & Towns
People living within 10, 30 and 50 km of the site, the working-age population (20–64), its change over five years, and the nearest urban areas.
Residents, not available workers: commuting patterns, jobs and unemployment are not included. Straight-line distance from the site boundary to the centres of 1 km squares. SCB protects individuals with a statistical method, so small areas can differ slightly from true counts. Sources: SCB, Statistik på rutor (Register över totalbefolkningen) and Statistiska tätorter.
Industrial Neighbours
Large industrial facilities within 10 and 30 km by sector, the nearest ones by name, and mapped industrial land around the site.
Industrial neighbours are facilities reporting under the EU industrial emissions rules (large plants, waste and energy sites, intensive livestock farms); smaller industry is not included, and industry codes come from the EU registry of 2018. Sources: Naturvårdsverket, Produktionsanläggningar; OpenStreetMap industrial land.
Business & Commercial Areas
Where jobs are concentrated around the site: business areas by their largest industry (including construction), the nearest ones, and retail trade areas.
Business areas are SCB's statistical areas of concentrated workplaces (2020); jobs are rounded to the nearest 50 and grouped by each area's largest industry, so an area led by trade can still hold factories. Radar distances use a square-root scale; direction is from the site centre to a point inside each area. Sources: SCB, Statistiska verksamhetsområden and Statistiska handelsområden.
Companies by Sector
Workplaces of companies and organisations with employees around the site, by sector: construction firms, manufacturers, logistics, engineering consultants, staffing agencies and more. Click a sector to see its largest workplaces within 30 km.
Active workplaces (arbetsställen) of legal persons with at least one employee; sole traders are left out. SCB gives employees only as size classes, so totals are estimates (≈) from the middle of each class. Sectors follow each workplace's primary industry code (SNI 2025); coordinates are the property centre. Straight-line distance from the site boundary. Source: SCB, Företagsregistret (API för SCB:s allmänna företagsregister), free of charge.
Geological Intelligence
Surface geology screening using official Swedish Geological Survey mapping.
Surface Geology Composition
Geological Spatial Viewer
Selected industrial site and mapped SGU surface-geology intersections.
Geological Interpretation
General ground characteristics and engineering considerations based on mapped SGU soil types.
Part of the selected site contains SGU-mapped material without a specific soil classification. Ground conditions cannot be determined from this classification alone. Additional geological and geotechnical investigation may be required.
Ground Investigation Recommendations
Suggested verification activities based on mapped SGU surface-geology classifications.
Interpretations are general screening guidance, not site-specific geotechnical measurements. Ground investigations are required to verify engineering properties.
Preliminary geological screening only. Surface geology does not establish ground bearing capacity, foundation suitability, or geotechnical safety.
Geotechnical Ground Conditions
Preliminary ground-condition intelligence for industrial site development, based on available geological and geotechnical evidence.
Ground Material Distribution
Spatial distribution of mapped SGU ground materials within the selected industrial site.
Areas and percentages are based on mapped SGU surface-geology intersections. These classifications do not establish bearing capacity or foundation suitability.
Ground Constraints
Foundation & Excavation Considerations
Ground Investigation Requirements
Preliminary screening only. Surface geology and regional geotechnical indicators do not establish bearing capacity, foundation design parameters, groundwater levels or site-specific ground safety. Engineering decisions require appropriate ground investigations and qualified professional assessment.
Preliminary spatial screening only. No overall site suitability determination or permit decision is provided.
Compare Sites
Up to 4 analysed sites, fact by fact. In each row the more favourable value is marked green and the less favourable amber, where the direction is clear. Rows are never added up into a score: what matters most depends on the project.
Values are snapshots from each site's screening at the time it was added, with the same sources and limitations as Site Assessment. Kept in this browser only.
Projects
Keep the candidate sites of each client or assignment together. Saved sites reopen exactly as analysed, with their save date; compare them or print their reports at any time.
Projects are stored on this computer by the Platsvy backend (data/projects/). Saved results are snapshots of preliminary screening at the save date.