Identification

Field	Value
Title	Lake Macquarie LGA Vegetation 2012 VIS_ID 2307 - superseded
Alternative title(s)	LakeMacquarieLGA_2012_E_2307
Abstract	This record is now superseded. The current record can be found here: https://datasets.seed.nsw.gov.au/dataset/lake-macquarie-lga-vegetation-community-map-2022-vis_id-5117 Lake Macquarie City Council Working Composite Vegetation Community Map undertaken by Stephen Bell and Colin Driscoll from 2008 - 2013. A staged approach has been adopted by Council, to allow for funding as it becomes available. Stage 1 of the project focused on the Wyee to Cooranbong portion of the LGA, while Stage 2 examined the Glendale–Bolton Point–Seahampton area. Stage 5 focused on the north-eastern area of the City, extending north from Belmont in the south, and adjoining the Stage 2 area near Glendale. Stages 4 and 6 have not yet commenced. In total, approximately 46,270 ha have been included within Stages 1-3 and 5. Previous classification and mapping studies have also been amalgamated to form the basis of a city-wide vegetation map, which will be progressively amended and improved as further funding becomes available. Both mapping projects adopt the LHCCREMS 2000 vegetation classification as their structural framework, but with updated sub-community and new community allocations informed through preliminary regional multivariate data analysis undertaken for unrelated projects elsewhere in the region. VIS_ID 2307 Map footprint supplied only. Contact Lake Macquarie Council for access to the vegetation map.
Resource locator
Data Quality Statement	Name: Data Quality Statement Protocol: WWW:DOWNLOAD-1.0-http--download Description: Data quality statement for Lake Macquarie LGA Vegetation 2012 VIS_ID 2307 Function: download
Vegetation LakeMacquarieLGA 2307	Name: Vegetation LakeMacquarieLGA 2307 Protocol: WWW:DOWNLOAD-1.0-http--download Description: Map footprint supplied only. Contact Lake Macquarie Council for access to the vegetation map. Function: download
Unique resource identifier
Code	4e7d183f-e14d-4442-a2f4-e57a515ae184
Presentation form	Map digital
Edition	unknown
Dataset language	English
Metadata standard
Name	ISO 19115
Edition	2016
Dataset URI	https://datasets.seed.nsw.gov.au/dataset/4e7d183f-e14d-4442-a2f4-e57a515ae184
Purpose	Vegetation Mapping
Status	Completed
Spatial representation
Type	vector
Spatial reference system
Code identifying the spatial reference system	4283
Equivalent scale	1:None
Additional information source	Vegetation mapping commissioned by Council. Metadata entered by OEH. Bell,S. and Driscoll,C (2013). Mapping of Lake Macquarie LGA Stages 1 - 3 and 5. Report to LakeMacquarie City Council by Stephen Bell and Colin Driscoll, Eastcoast Flora Survey, May 2012. LMCC_Native Vegetation Communities_Guide_Metadata_2012.pdf Native Vegetation and Corridors – Understanding the Data. Footprint only supplied. Contact Lake Macquarie City Council for the vegetation map data, or access Council's website (http://www.lakemac.com.au), and search for vegetation mapping. These data are expected to be updated late 2015.

Classification of spatial data and services

Field	Value
Topic category

Keywords

Field	Value
Keyword set
keyword value	VEGETATION-Floristic
Originating controlled vocabulary
Title	ANZLIC Search Words
Reference date	2008-05-16
Geographic location
West bounding longitude	151.33145
East bounding longitude	151.73757
North bounding latitude	-33.202794
South bounding latitude	-32.87228
Vertical extent information
Minimum value	-100
Maximum value	2228
Coordinate reference system
Authority code	urn:ogc:def:cs:EPSG::
Code identifying the coordinate reference system	5711
Temporal extent
Begin position	2007-01-01
End position	N/A
Dataset reference date
Resource maintenance
Maintenance and update frequency	Unknown
Contact info
Contact position	Data Broker
Organisation name	Lake Macquarie City Council
Telephone number	02 4921 0333
Email address	council@lakemac.nsw.gov.au
Responsible party role	pointOfContact

Quality and validity

Field	Value
Lineage	Lineage Linework entered from LHCCREMS 2003 various consultants’ studies and Voroini areas applied rapid data points and some GPS groundtruthing of vegetation boundaries. There are six accuracy classes (1) is the most accurate and (6) is the least accurate GPS Ground-truth data Previous Study with amendments Previous Study with no amendments LMCCREMS modelled data API only Unknown Linework/polygons for accuracy class (1) may have been generated using Voronoi areas from the rapid data points so the attribution is most accurate at the actual rapid assessment data point. Positional accuracy Varies – Internal positional accuracy ranging from 10 – 100m depending on accuracy class above. Extent mapping was undertaken relative to 2010 orthorectified air photography and we estimate the external positional accuracy to be less than 10m. Attribute accuracy Varies – depending on accuracy class above. Logical consistency Object topology not checked, may have some gaps/overlaps within the data. All records are attributed with all known attributes at this time. Completeness Stages 1, 2 and 3 complete. Stage 5 is underway. This method is a composite of rapid data points in the field, vegetation mapping in various reports and LHCCREMS The map has been clipped with the 2011 LMCC Native Vegetation extent. The vegetation community classification system used is LHCCREMS (NPWS) 2000 with subgroups and additional communities where no equivalent exists. The internal community delineation accuracy varies according to the source data at each point. The map has been produced with the intention of improving its accuracy over time. The accuracy of the vegetation extent is ,10m The LM mapping project has been a staged one as funding becomes available, hence the various Stage numbers. Basically, it involves progressively preparing detailed, local-scale mapping for priority areas, and then pasting this into the LHCCREMS2003 base layer. Other local-scale mapping Steve Bell did for OEH (such as Sugarloaf SCA, Watagans NP etc) has also been included. As a result there will be edge-matching discrepancies around the perimeter of the detailed areas where they meet LHCCREMS2003. Completed to date are Stage 1, Stage 2 (plus an addition to S2), Stage 3 and Stage 5 (S5 submitted to Council in December 2012), plus the OEH areas. Stage 4 (western LMLGA) has not been done as the priority order was changed by Council. After each stage, the report you mentioned is updated, with the latest (Stage 5) in draft and still with Council for review.

Field

Value

Lineage

Lineage Linework entered from LHCCREMS 2003 various consultants’ studies and Voroini areas applied rapid data points and some GPS groundtruthing of vegetation boundaries.

There are six accuracy classes (1) is the most accurate and (6) is the least accurate

GPS Ground-truth data
Previous Study with amendments
Previous Study with no amendments
LMCCREMS modelled data
API only
Unknown

Linework/polygons for accuracy class (1) may have been generated using Voronoi areas from the rapid data points so the attribution is most accurate at the actual rapid assessment data point.

Positional accuracy

Varies – Internal positional accuracy ranging from 10 – 100m depending on accuracy class above. Extent mapping was undertaken relative to 2010 orthorectified air photography

and we estimate the external positional accuracy to be less than 10m.

Attribute accuracy

Varies – depending on accuracy class above.

Logical consistency

Object topology not checked, may have some gaps/overlaps within the data. All records are attributed with all known attributes at this time.

Completeness

Stages 1, 2 and 3 complete. Stage 5 is underway.

This method is a composite of rapid data points in the field, vegetation mapping in various reports and LHCCREMS

The map has been clipped with the 2011 LMCC Native Vegetation extent. The vegetation community classification system used is LHCCREMS (NPWS) 2000 with subgroups and additional communities where no equivalent exists. The internal community delineation accuracy varies according to the source data at each point. The map has been produced with the intention of improving its accuracy over time. The accuracy of the vegetation extent is ,10m

The LM mapping project has been a staged one as funding becomes available, hence the various Stage numbers. Basically, it involves progressively preparing detailed, local-scale mapping for priority areas, and then pasting this into the LHCCREMS2003 base layer. Other local-scale mapping Steve Bell did for OEH (such as Sugarloaf SCA, Watagans NP etc) has also been included. As a result there will be edge-matching discrepancies around the perimeter of the detailed areas where they meet LHCCREMS2003. Completed to date are Stage 1, Stage 2 (plus an addition to S2), Stage 3 and Stage 5 (S5 submitted to Council in December 2012), plus the OEH areas. Stage 4 (western LMLGA) has not been done as the priority order was changed by Council. After each stage, the report you mentioned is updated, with the latest (Stage 5) in draft and still with Council for review.

Constraints related to access and use

Field	Value
Limitations on public access

Data Quality

Field	Value
Scope	dataset
DQ Completeness Commission
Effective date	2001-01-01
DQ Completeness Omission
Effective date	2001-01-01

Responsible organisations

Field	Value
Responsible party
Contact position	Data Broker
Organisation name	Lake Macquarie City Council
Telephone number	02 4921 0333
Email address	council@lakemac.nsw.gov.au
Responsible party role	pointOfContact

Metadata on metadata

Field	Value
Metadata point of contact
Contact position	Data Broker
Organisation name	Lake Macquarie City Council
Telephone number	02 4921 0333
Email address	council@lakemac.nsw.gov.au
Responsible party role	pointOfContact
Metadata date	2024-02-26T13:17:35.604455
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