L1hoogte

L1hoogte is a term used in several Dutch technical contexts to denote a height value associated with Level 1 or Layer 1 in a system. Because L1 can refer to different concepts depending on the discipline, the exact meaning of L1hoogte is domain-specific and not standardized across fields.

In practice, the interpretation of L1hoogte varies by domain:

- Networking and telecommunications: L1 refers to Layer 1, the physical layer; L1hoogte may denote a fixed mounting height for equipment or the vertical position of a reference signal point.

- Geodesy and surveying: L1 can denote a reference elevation level; L1hoogte is the elevation above a defined geodetic datum.

- Geospatial data and GIS: L1 may refer to a Level 1 data layer; L1hoogte is the height value attached to features in that layer.

- 3D modeling and architecture: L1 can denote Level 1 in a multi-level design; L1hoogte is the height of the first floor or the offset to a base plane.

Units and reference datums are defined in context-specific documentation, and no single international standard assigns a universal definition to L1hoogte. The term is largely a domain-specific label used within particular projects, manuals, or datasets.

See also: Layer 1, Elevation, Height, Base level.