Captured as part of the CIP 2009-10 Surf Coast Towns Project, this 12cm imagery covers the Surf Coast Towns of Aireys Inlet, Torquay, Jan Juc plus Anglesea Landfill site, & Gherang Gravel Pits for the purposes of Surf Coast Shire Council asset and environmental management and urban growth monitoring

The DSE Natural Resources Division seeks to establish an ongoing land cover mapping program to improve knowledge of land and biodiversity assets across the state. This program will contribute directly towards monitoring and reporting on progress towards State Wide Natural Resource Management outcomes and will improve the States ability to demonstrate the impact of policy, strategy and investment. The imagery will be manually interpreted and mapped for land cover types and stratified in a manner to facilitate targeted analysis of land cover. The 2009-10 CIP Vic Land Cover Photo Project will capture and provide photography for areas not covered by the 2008-9 CIP photography projects.

100m aspect grid derived from a resample of VICMAP_ELEVATION_DTM_20M. ArcInfo Workstation used to resample from 20m to 100m, then generate aspect from resultant DEM via GRID ASPECT(grid) command.

Digtal photography over the City of Warrnambool

The Department of Primary Industries ¿ Fisheries Research Branch (FRB) is undertaking a seagrass monitoring program in Port Phillip Bay. Photography is being flown annually in the period late March to end of May from 2008-2011. The photography is to be used for seagrass mapping and to support marine habitat assessment in Port Phillip Bay.

This dataset was developed from the database of Ocean Sciences Institute of Sydney University (AUSEABED) and from surveys conducted by MAFRI.

Captured as part of the 2009-10 CIP, this 15cm orthorectified imagery covers the City of Bendigo and townships of Axedale, Elmore, Goornong, Heathcote, Lockwood South, Marong, Miamia, Neilborough, Ravenswood, Raywood, Redesdale, and Sebastian.

This is a State Government project for Southern & Eastern Integrated Transport Authority (SEITA) to capture high resolution imagery over the proposed Frankston Bypass corridor. The purpose of the imagery is to support property management, land compensation and construction/project management for the project.

This dataset was developed from the database of Ocean Sciences Institute of Sydney University (AUSEABED) and from surveys conducted by MAFRI.

This layer contains modelled old-growth forest which has been updated with forest harvesting and fire. The base layer used in western part of the state is og100 which was updated by lastburnt100, lastlog25 and boundaries of the 2006 Grampians fire from ECC. The base layer for the eastern part of the state is mog2003 updated by lastlog25 & lastburnt100. The old-growth forests in the base layers were identified to meet the Victorian definition of old-gwoth forest based on a set of modelling criteria, rules and input datasets. The data is not reliable at scales less than 1:100,000. Old-growth polygons have not been confirmed through field checking and the reliability of modelled old-groth stands have not been assessed.