Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
PreveriDom: a Slovenian home-risk address checker
A public tool that checks a Slovenian address against separate flood, earthquake, water-protection, and cultural-heritage data layers.
- For
- People checking a Slovenian address before buying, building, or insuring a home
- Worth noticing
- It distinguishes “no intersection detected” from “no data,” and intentionally omits radon, noise, and landslide layers in version one.
Field notes
The page says it queries separate spatial sources for one location and shows the checked point and coordinates. Its flood layer uses classes Pm, Ps, Pv, Pp and Q10/Q100/Q500; sources named include DRSV, ARSO and the Ministry of Culture’s eVRD. Address geocoding is described as occurring only after the user clicks, through OpenStreetMap Nominatim, without autocomplete or bulk collection. The creator says radon, noise and landslide layers are left out of version one pending a sufficiently consistent, clearly permitted data route.
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