The 3D Regional Proof of Concept (POC) purpose is to understand the feasibility of incorporating 3D datasets in the Vicmap suite of products. The 3D POC specifically focuses on the investigation of 3D model data types and the spatial capture technologies required to produce them, the quality of outputs and value-benefit for CIP partners as well as the community. Echuca 3D Model project: 5cm Aerial Photography acquisition was completed over Echuca on the 17th of December 2019 for the purpose of creating textured 3D Object Model (1.8km2), Photogrammetric Mesh (24.5m2). and Aerial Orthoimagery (24.5km2). This project and other 3D Regional POC datasets can be visualised using Geocirrus 3D-GIS Web Application (tinyurl.com/5xk8v2fz) available until June 30, 2021 All 3D Regional POC dataset can be accessed/downloaded via the link tinyurl.com/3f9x2rfx This project includes a subset of Imagery and Elevation data over the 3D Model extent (3D Regional Towns LIDAR). Full extent of site/town Elevation GRIDs and Imagery dataset can be access via tinyurl.com/a7q1sype (Esri ASCII, ECW) In addition LiDAR point clouds and GRIDs can be accessed via Geoscience Australia - Elvis: https://elevation.fsdf.org.au/ (32bit GeoTIFF, LAZ)

Captured as part of the 2019-20 CIP, this project captures the City of Yarra with 3 seasonal epochs of 6cm high accuracy photography and is useful for a wide range of Council GIS applications. The first epoch (summer) is available as both true colour (vis) and false colour infra red (cir) mosaics.

Captured as part of the 2019-20 CIP, this project is for relaxed accuracy 10cm RGB photography which covers an area both east and west of Melbourne that falls outside the usual capture area of the annual Melbourne Multi Epoch project. Partial coverage of Yarra Ranges Shire Council in the east, partial coverage of Moorabool and Nillumbik Shire councils in the west and extending north to cover the Macedon Ranges Shire Council area in its entirety.

The 3D Regional Proof of Concept (POC) purpose is to understand the feasibility of incorporating 3D datasets in the Vicmap suite of products, providing value-add to existing Imagery and LiDAR capture through the Coordinated Imagery Program (CIP). The 3D POC specifically focuses on the investigation of 3D model data types and the spatial capture technologies required to produce them, the quality of outputs and value-benefit for CIP partners as well as the community. Ballarat 3D Model project: 10cm Aerial Photography acquisition was completed over Wangaratta on the 9th of October 2019 for the purpose of creating textured 3D Object Model (2.5km2), Photogrammetric Mesh (6.25km2). This project and other 3D Regional POC datasets can be visualised using Geocirrus 3D-GIS Web Application (tinyurl.com/5xk8v2fz) available until June 30, 2021 All 3D Regional POC dataset can be accessed/downloaded via the link tinyurl.com/3f9x2rfx This project includes a subset of Imagery and Elevation data over the 3D Model extent (3D Regional Towns LIDAR). Full extent of site/town Elevation GRIDs and Imagery dataset can be access via tinyurl.com/a7q1sype (Esri ASCII, ECW) In addition LiDAR point clouds and GRIDs can be accessed via Geoscience Australia - Elvis: https://elevation.fsdf.org.au/ (32bit GeoTIFF, LAZ)

The 3D Regional Proof of Concept (POC) purpose is to understand the feasibility of incorporating 3D datasets in the Vicmap suite of products, providing value-add to existing Imagery and LiDAR capture through the Coordinated Imagery Program (CIP). The 3D POC specifically focuses on the investigation of 3D model data types and the spatial capture technologies required to produce them, the quality of outputs and value-benefit for CIP partners as well as the community. Ballarat 3D Model project: 5cm Aerial Photography acquisition was completed over Ballarat, on 24th of November 2019, for the purpose of creating textured 3D Object Model (2.5km2), Photogrammetric Mesh (6.5km2) and Aerial Orthoimagery (6.5km2). This project and other 3D Regional POC datasets can be visualised using Geocirrus 3D-GIS Web Application (tinyurl.com/5xk8v2fz) available until June 30, 2021 All 3D Regional POC dataset can be accessed/downloaded via the link tinyurl.com/3f9x2rfx This project includes a subset of Imagery and Elevation data over the 3D Model extent (3D Regional Towns LIDAR). Full extent of site/town Elevation GRIDs and Imagery dataset can be access via tinyurl.com/a7q1sype (Esri ASCII, ECW) In addition LiDAR point clouds and GRIDs can be accessed via Geoscience Australia - Elvis: https://elevation.fsdf.org.au/ (32bit GeoTIFF, LAZ)

The original East Gippsland and Wellington Towns project (11-2019-20) was commissioned to be captured as part of the 2019-20 CIP. This project was compromised by problems that affected the whole State of Victoria starting from December 2019. Bushfires in the summer of 2019-20 interrupted capture then the COVID-19 pandemic prevented Outline Global from completing the acquisition of aerial photography in East Gippsland. Two other companies, Ecosystems Management and Aerometrex, were brought in to undertake acquisition to complete the capture areas for the East Gippsland township areas that could not be captured by Outline Global. These later projects combine the original project capture areas with post-bushfire imagery required by the Victorian State Government. It's a mess. The full project capture for the original townships now combines three separate projects: cip11-2019-20 (Outline Global) cip11b-2019-20 (Ecosystems Management) cip47-2019-20 (Aerometrex)

This dataset depicts the extent and location of coupes on VicForests' approved Timber Release Plan, approved on 14 December 2020. Coupes include both those for timber harvesting and roadline operations. VicForests has supplied the department copy of it's TRP. The features depict the gross area of each coupe currently on the approved TRP, including coupe driveways.

10cm relaxed accuracy RGB photography over Greater Melbourne captured as part of the 2019-20 CIP.

This layer is part of Vicmap Transport and exists is a dataset containing point features delineating Helipads.

The Index of Wetland Condition (IWC) is a standard method developed in Victoria for rapid assessment of wetland condition. It is based on the state of the biological, physical and chemical components of the wetland ecosystem and their interactions. The method aims to differentiate natural from human induced changes in wetland condition and assist in management decisions. It has six weighted sub-indices based on the characteristics that define wetlands: wetland catchment; physical form; hydrology; soils; water properties; and biota. It is primarily a site/habitat based assessment (individual wetland scale), some measures require wetland catchment scale assessment. This data set contains the results of 389 IWC assessments conducted between January 2009 and April 2011 to provide a snapshot of the condition of Victoria's wetlands.