2009-10 West Gippsland LiDAR Project

project: cep34-2009-10_wgipps
The West Gippsland LiDAR Project is a DSE project with dual program partners. The EcoMarkets program is interested in using LiDAR based data for investigating various landscape values on freehold land with particular focus on remnant vegetation structure. The current EcoMarkets areas of interest are the Strezlecki Ranges and Gippsland Plains Bio Regions in the West Gippsland CMA. For its part, Spatial Information Infrastructure (SII) is aiming to fill coverage gaps in between existing LiDAR data sets to extend DSEs high accuracy Vicmap DTM. Bringing both requirements together, an area of approximately 1000km2 of almost contiguous land area largely bounded by previous LiDAR projects in the Gippsland Region has been identified. The coverage required has been divided into 4 priority sub-areas.
 
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(2010)

2009-10 West Gippsland LiDAR Project

Department of Transport and Planning
 

Description

Title
2009-10 West Gippsland LiDAR Project 
Alternate title
cep34-2009-10_wgipps 
Resource Type
Project  
Purpose
Vegetation height and ground DTM 
 
 

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Spatial

Spatial representation type
Grid  
Description
WITHDRAWN - Replace by Coastal L3 Classification Project Area between the South Gippsland, Strezlecki Ranges and Ninety Mile Beach LiDAR Projects 
 

 

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  • Imagery base maps earth cover
 
 

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