A great, actually the best, resource for Swedish maps is Lantmäteriet which you, as students, have free access to. Login through here. You can find:
Vector Maps. Format: Shape-file
Översiktskartan: Overview. Detail standard scale 1:250 000
Vägkartan: Roadmap. Detail: 1:100 000
Terrängkartan. Terrain. Detail: 1:50 000
Fastighetskartan. Property map. Detail: 1:5000 - 1:20 000
Vegetationskartan. Detail:
Ortnamn: Place names.
Laserdata: 3D-scans of the topograhy. Comes in 2x2 km squares with approx 9 million points. Requires a software that reads the LAS-format. Highly detailed.
Raster Maps: as above but rasterized. Except:
Höjddata: Height data. Data delivered in TIF-format
Ortofoto: Ortho photo / satellite imagery [example - see above]
All the vector maps are delivered in shape-files (ArcGIS) and with a choise of two projections:
epsg3006 SWEREF99TM
epsg3021 RT90 2.5 gon V
SWEREF is the preferable.
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You need to define what part of Sweden you want. A tutorial here: Youtube. And a document: doc
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