2013-14 North East Rivers LIDAR Project

project: cep27-2013-14_ne-rivers
The primary purpose of the survey is to determine the change in stream geomorphology along 5 flood impacted water courses in North East Victoria. Change assessment will be made against the +/-20cm accuracy 2009-10 DEPI Index of Stream Condition River DTMs. Data collected will also be used for hydraulic modelling for future planning and ongoing monitoring of stream condition.
 
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(2014)

2013-14 North East Rivers LIDAR Project

Department of Transport and Planning
 

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  • Imagery base maps earth cover
 

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General 
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Date ( Revision )
2014-07-28
Purpose
Erosion and Flood Modelling 
 

Spatial

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Grid  
Description
Corrying-Nariel Creek (approx. 65km) Cudgewa Creek (approx. 75km) Fifteen Mile Creek (approx. 32km) Hodgson Creek (approx. 30km) Upper King River & Black Range Creek (approx. 57km) 
 

Acquisition Date

Begin date
2013 
End date
2014 
 

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Status
complete  
Program
CIP27-2013-14 2014 North East Rivers Lidar Survey 
Contract Number
323002 
Schedule Number
27-2013-14 

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1b502c6e-8d8d-5def-b16b-f25d1095aca6

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Project  
Date info ( Revision )
2014-07-28
Standard Name
ISO 19115-3:2018 
Profile Name
DELWP Profile 
Profile Version
Version 1 
Profile Date
2019-05-24  
 

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