Add bounded terrain and flood analysis
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@@ -598,6 +598,21 @@ pattern and a rectangle returns scenario-bound hectare/depth metrics. Raster
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GeoJSON export stays disabled. The UI never labels the maximum-depth area
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integral as current, permanent or concurrent water volume.
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In the Flanders workspace, DHMV and VMM products do not need to be
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pre-provisioned before they become usable. The explorer reads the governed
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backend registries, exposes DTM/DSM and all twelve VMM scenarios, and acquires
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only the municipality or rectangle the user explicitly analyses. The
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acquisition still runs through the backend Job and Dataset boundaries; the
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browser never contacts WCS directly. An exact repeat reuses the persisted
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request. A complete-Flanders raster request remains disabled by the regional
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size guard, while a complete municipality remains a valid bounded analysis.
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Selecting `Hoogte & reliëf` shows the source distinction before analysis:
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DTM represents terrain after removal of buildings and other objects; DSM
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represents the visible surface including buildings and vegetation. Selecting
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`Overstroming` shows mechanism, climate context and return period. The result
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therefore cannot be mistaken for an observed current water level.
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Regional VMM provisioning creates one scenario raster per municipality Area.
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For a municipality the explorer still uses only that exact Area-linked file.
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For the complete Kempen Area it presents the 28 VMM and DHMV partitions as one
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