Captured for fire severity assessment of 2007 Great Divide Fires

Landsat 5 - TM - Orthocorrected. The corresponding Landsat image from 2001 was used as the base image.

The area covering the Murrindindi Shire with a 2km buffer. This imagery was part of the Goulburn Broken Project, RFQ 5-2006-7.

The complete area of the Mornington Peninsula Shire with a 500m buffer.

Captured as part of the 2006-7 CIP program, this photography was acquired for the West Gippsland CMA. The photography was required to be taken in autumn for leaf off coverage of deciduous stream side vegetation. A larger project area was initially planned, however rain and flooding in the Gippsland region caused disbandonment of the remaining project area.

This dataset has been created to show public land along the coastal strip. It is based on PLM100 data, but has had additional parcels added to represent foreshore reserves which arent shown in PLM100 or are not accurately mapped. The attribute fields have all been checked and validated, so now show more uptodate names, recommendations, management categories and managers. Compiled for coastal mapping and a more accurate representation of coastal reserves.

Fast Look 4 Band (RGBi), 8 band, 35cm product for the fire areas of the Great Dividing Range (North District).

Fast Look 4 Band 35cm product for the fire areas of the Great Dividing Range (South District).

This photography was captured for the Baw Baw Alpine Resort as a part of the 2007 Kilmore, Wallan, Kinglake and Baw Baw Project under the 2006-7 CIP Program. The photography was acquired by a Zeiss LMK 2000 camera and includes 3 visible bands. The imagery has been fully orthorectified and tiled into 1km tiles. It is available in both TIFF and ECW compressed format.

This photography was captured as part of a larger high resolution regional acquisition project (2006-7 North Central High Resolution Project), part of the 2006-7 CIP program. The regional acquisition project covers selected towns in the Shires of Central Goldfields, Mount Alexander, Hepburn and Gannawarra plus selected areas in the Coliban Water District Area.