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  • This layer contains the line and polygon features depicting the Land Conservation Council Study Area boundaries according to the Statewide Assessment Report of 1989. There are no boundaries for Special Investigations included in this dataset.

  • Supporting mechanical works for the Fire Operations Program Indicates location of a combination of works being undertaken to support the Fire Operations Plan including fuelbreak improvement and roadside maintenance

  • Vicmap Imagery represents a suite of statewide aerial photography and satellite image products. The satellite imagey datasets are statewide Landsat 7 products. Datasets in the series are listed below. See their metadata entries for more detailed metadata. 2001 SPOT Panchromatic/Monochromatic - Vicmap Imagery (Satellite) (SPOTP- 2001VI10); Satellite Image Colour Mosaic (30 metre pixel) - Vicmap Imagery (Satellite) (TM7-2000VI30); Satellite Image Colour Mosaic (300 metre pixel) - Vicmap Imagery (Satellite) (TM7-2000VI300); Satellite Images Individual Scenes (30 metre pixel) - Vicmap Imagery (Satellite) (LANDSAT7ETM+);

  • This layer contains the line and polygon features depicting the Land Conservation Council Study Area boundaries according to the Statewide Assessment Report of 1989, with additional information showing historic studies. There are no boundaries for Special Investigations included in this dataset. An additional layer has been created showing later Environment Conservation Council Boundaries and the boundaries of some of the special investigations. Refer to ECC500

  • This table provides Tolerable Fire Interval (TFI) information for Ecological Fire Groups and Ecological Vegetation Divisions on public land

  • This layer represents the spatial extent of Strategic Permanent Fuel Breaks defined as a line.

  • LCC_ECC_VEAC_INVESTIGATIONS shows the geographic boundaries of the Land Conservation Council (LCC), Environment Conservation Council (ECC) and Victorian Environmental Assessment Council (VEAC) investigation areas. Statewide extent investigations are not included in the dataset: Statewide Assessment of Public Land Use (1988), Rivers and Streams Special Investigation (1991), Wilderness special investigation (1991), Statewide Assessment of Public Land (2017).

  • This layer represents polygon coverage of Fire Management Zones across the entire State of Victoria, generally on public land. The Fire Management Zone is an area of land which provides a framework for future fuel management programs and whether fire is suitable for managing public land to provide asset protection, bushfire moderation, landscape management or planned burn exclusion. Dataset last updated 10 September 2021 with changes to regional zoning in the Hume Region (per K.Nolan). Dataset last updated 01 July 2020 with changes to regional zoning from the statewide Strategic Bushfire Management Planning process 2017-2019. Dataset last updated 20 April 2017 with changes from WCBRL (per A Boak). Dataset updated 30 Jan 2017 with changes from ECBRL (per F Wilson). Dataset updated 19 August 2016 with changes from MMGBRL (per D Prior).

  • Water Frontages are a subset of the VMPROP.V_PARCEL_MP_CROWN_APPROVED dataset. From the LIMS database, water frontage licences were selected and the associated parcels were selected on the SPI number or the P Number. The parcels selected were compared to the list of streams reserved under the 1881 reservation of water frontages for public purposes. A majority of streams were identified. Some stream beds and banks have not yet been parcelised, so any unidentified parcels were selected which aligned with the hydrology layer and had an irregular shape and were added to the layer. The VicMap hydrology layer was used to label water frontages.

  • This layer shows the modelled Growth Stage Structure (GSS) status of vegetation on Victorian public land between years 2002 and 2015. Vegetation GSS relates to the stages of vegetation succession. The GSS status of vegetation depends on when it was last burnt. For a full understanding of the concepts on which this dataset is based, please see DSE Fire and adaptive management report no. 84, "Growth stages and tolerable fire intervals for Victoria's native vegetation data sets", David Cheal, 2010. The dataset categorises the landscape into six categories: Juvenile; Adolescent; Mature; Old; Public land with no recorded fire history; and Private land. The four growth stages are a simplification from those provided in Cheal (2010) and encompass these groupings: (1) Juvenile (Renewal, Juvenility, Founding) - from immediate post-fire renewal to establishment, including the period before which the full floristic complement of species is reproductive (1) Adolescent (Adolescence) - the vegetation is relatively young, and the full complement of species is reproductive, but not at the rate characterising mature vegetation (3) Mature (Early Maturity, Maturity, Vigorous Maturity, Stasis, Established) - including when dominant species are fully reproductive through to stasis, when vegetation structure and reproductive capacity stabilise (4) Old (Waning, Senescence) - characterised by declining reproduction of the dominant species and decreasing propagule banks; if left undisturbed, vegetation may become senescent and is then unlikely to be reconstituted following fire. The layer was created by the Fire and Emergency Management Division in the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, and completed September 30th 2015.