Mineral Springs as outlined in a report by Catchment and Water (Andrew Shrugg) called Mineral and Spring Water, Resource Protection, Discussion Paper in 1996 - unpublished ISBN 0 7306 61989

Exploration Graticules are used as the main boundaries for Exploration Licences since 1973 - AGD66 - Expires 30th June 2005

This project consists of data that has been reprocessed by RPS and AAM for the purpose of creating an improved Victorian coastal DEM including contours based on the original data acquired in 2007. The purpose of this project is to reclassify the original level 2 classification LiDAR data into level 3 for input to a higher accuracy ICSM Level 3 classification (Level 3 DEM). LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is an airborne remote sensing technique for rapid collection of terrain data. The sensor used for this LiDAR project collected XYZ and Intensity data for first and last return by bouncing a pulse from the aircraft to the surface that enables the height and intensity values to be calculated. Products derived from the following projects: 1. 2006-7 South West Elevation ¿ Coastal Elevation 2. 2007-8 Ninety Mile Beach LiDAR Project 3. West Gippsland LIDAR Project 4. 2007-8 South Gippsland and East Gippsland Coastal 9. 2009-10 Bunyip River Project Products: DEM, Contours, raw LiDAR

Captured as part of the 2012-13 CIP, this project comprises 4 band 25cm National Park photography.

Modelled long term (1958-2005) average diffuse recharge (in mm) for March as calculated using the Ensym model. Includes rainfall recharge and irrigation recharge however excludes river / stream / channel / reservoir leakage. Ensym estimates daily spatial recharge by solving for physical processes using analytical solutions and empirical equations. Water entering the soil profile is initially determined by subtracting the calculated surface runoff from the total daily precipitation and irrigation. Once in the soil profile, water can be removed by evapotranspiration, lateral flow and downward movement if soil capacity is exceeded. Water fills up lower soil layers until it exits the soil profile and becomes drainage. Drainage is then partioned into sub surface lateral flow and recharge. For further information: https://ensym.dse.vic.gov.au/home/aboutensym Beverly, C., 2007. Technical Manual - Models of the Catchment Analysis Tool. Victoria. Department of Sustainability and Environment.

This dataset is a raster layer of the Sherbrooke Group, Otway Basin in metres below sea level. Due to a number of deficiencies in mapping previously completed by 3D Geo for Southern Rural Water in 2011, a number of processes were applied to correct the Top and Base of the Sherbrooke Group. The dataset was compiled by GHD to inform the report 'Potential Influences of Geological Structures on Groundwater Flow Systems' for DEPI's Secure Allocation Future Entitlements (SAFE) Project.

Land where special permission must be obtained for Petroleum Opertaions This layer was developed for land classification for the Petroleum Act 1998 This layer is derived mostly from selections from Public Land Management PLM25. Other sources of data include PLM100_V_MMT_WILDLIFE_MGMT for wildlife reserves, PLM100_V_MMT_HERITAGE_RIVER for heritage rivers, PLM100_V_MMT_NATRL_CATCHMENT for natural catchemnt area , PLM100_V_MMT_REFERENCE_AREAS for reference areas, PLM100_V_MMT_WILDERNESS_ZONE for wilderness zones and VEACREC25_POLYGON for water authority land. The dataset PLM25_PA is an amalgamation of features defined by: Petroleum Act 1998- SECT 137 Petroleum Act 1998- SECT 139 Petroleum Act 1998- SECT 140 and National Parks Act 1975 SECT 40 Part (2) The GeoVic3 layers: Wilderness and Reference (PA s.137) Restricted Crown Land (PA s.139) Water Authority Land (PA s.140) and National and State Parks (NPA s. 40(2)) are subsets from the layer PLM25_PA PLM25_PA has captured the following features: regional parks coastal parks, including Gippsland Lakes Reserve marine parks wildlife reserves including Wildlife Management Co-operative Areas wildlife reserves including Wildlife Management Co-operative Areas natural features and scenic reserves including caves and geological reserves bushland reserves historic areas and reserves public land water frontage reserves streamside reserves including River Murray Reserve coastal reserves national heritage parks nature conservation reserves historic and cultural features reserves alpine resorts heritage rivers natural catchment areas crown land reserves - natural feature reserves crown land reserves - nature conservation reserves crown land reserves - forest parks reference areas national parks wilderness areas state parks wilderness zones water authority land

10cm digital photography covering the Mornington Peninsula.

This dataset comprises a number of areas across Victoria which have been identified from the synthesis of geophysical data, topography, groundwater and other datasets to improve the understanding of how geological structures may control groundwater flow. Types of either Major or Other have been assigned to thirteen impact areas occurring predominantly in the north and west of the state. Major areas have been studied in detail as part of a report for the Secure Allocations Future Entitlements (SAFE) project called Potential Influences of Geological Structures on Groundwater Flow Systems (2012). Areas defined as Other contain geological structures of suspected impact and require detailed analysis.

Photography and elevation products over Gherang Gravel Pits - Surf Coast Shire.