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DKJord collects and distributes information about soil contamination in Denmark. The information is retrieved from Denmark's 5 regions, who collect the original data, and is distributed both via individual parcel reports as well as by exposing a REST endpoint, where stakeholders can retrieve data. Besides the REST endpoint, DKJord also offers a simple web site where users can see the soil contamination report for any Parcel in Denmark. Click here to read more. Status declarations from locations are further presented via Danmark Arealinformation. To read more on how this data is transferred, please click here.
The REST API has predictable resource-oriented URLs, accepts form-encoded request bodies, returns JSON-encoded responses, and uses standard HTTP response codes, authentication, and verbs.
You can learn more about using the REST service via Swagger or OpenAPI. You can find links to these below.
If you need information on how to use Swagger, we have added a small guideline here.
If you need information on how to get authorized for using the REST endpoint, please click here.
If you need information on how to use the public API to get parcels, please click here.
If you need information on the necessary roles and rights in order to use methods in the REST service, please click here.
If you need help to get started using the REST API you can download the sample app from here.
For a general overview of what the different error messages mean you can click here.