2009-10 North West Melbourne LiDAR Project

project: cep39-2009-10_nw-aug
The Wombat State Forest represents a gap in MWs recent elevation data coverage (both LiDAR and Photogrammetric). In addition, DSE sees an opportunity to expand MW AOI to complete the entire western side of the Port Phillip and Western Port CMA with high accuracy LiDAR coverage. This would encompass the Wombat State Park area and supersede pre-existing, lower accuracy elevation data sets. This coverage would adjoin the western edge of the Melbourne LiDAR project and leave only the extreme South Eastern section of the PPWP CMA not covered by high accuracy LiDAR data. AAM was commissioned by the Department of Sustainability and Environment to conduct a LiDAR survey over the North West Melbourne Area. The project area, comprising a total area of approximatley 2600 square kilometres, has been divided into 3 sub areas.
 
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(2011)

2009-10 North West Melbourne LiDAR Project

Department of Transport and Planning
 

Description

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2009-10 North West Melbourne LiDAR Project 
Alternate title
cep39-2009-10_nw-aug 
Resource Type
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Description
Connecting to the N and W of the 2008-9 Melbourne LiDAR Project to complete the coverage of the Port Phillip and Western Port CMA. 
 

 

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  • Imagery base maps earth cover
 
 

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