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Fire Management Area Committee Boundaries

The Fire Management Area Committee Boundaries dataset defines the name and spatial extent of each of the 10 fire management areas for the State.
After a review of the strategic arrangements for bushfire fuel management in Tasmania, in 2012 changes were made to the Fire Service Act 1979. The changes administratively align the responsibility for the management of bushfire fuels across the State in recognition that it is a shared responsibility across all sectors including the public arena.
The fire management area committee structure was reviewed and there are now 10 fire management areas for the State, reflecting the broader landscape and strategic focus that is required. The final boundaries were in the Gazette on 11 September 2013.
The principal aim is to bring together the various stakeholders that manage land use across the State, to work together to effectively manage vegetation fuels for the mitigation of bushfires. The focus of Fire Management Area Committees is to prepare a fire protection plan for the Fire Management Area; and, identify and prioritise bushfire vegetation risks and prioritise strategic works to mitigate any perceived risks. The Fire Management Area Committees are supported by the SFMC.
Other Keywords: FMAC

Tags: BOUNDARIES-Administrative, HAZARDS-Fire
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Analogue Aerial Imagery Season Orthomosaics

The Analogue Aerial Imagery Season Orthomosaics are compilations of aerial imagery captured for each flying season, during the summer season from October through to the following March.
For older imagery prior to 2000, mosaics have been compiled into decades.
The mosaics are compiled from film based analogue imagery, captured at various scales.

Tags: PHOTOGRAPHY AND IMAGERY Aerial
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Road Dimensions - Road Geometry (on State owned roads)

Road Geometry measures for the Proclaimed State Road network are contained in this dataset. The measures were collected in 2012 by vehicular instruments by the ARRB Group (Consultants). Instantaneous measures were collected at a ten metre intervals (for prescribed and counter direction) and include: Heights (AHD), Bearing, Grade, Vertical Curvature, Horizontal Curvature, Cross Slope &amp; Geometry Speed. The survey is usually undertaken every three years.

Tags: TRANSPORTATION-Land
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
TasWater Flood Inundation Summary

The polygons portrayed in this data set represent the amalgamation of dam crest floods studies without dam break/failure (i.e. water over topping a dam as a result of an extreme rainfall event). The polygon is a spatial union/merger of all possible scenarios. Please contact TasWater on 13 6992 or enquiries@taswater.com.au for enquiries regarding this data set.

Tags: HAZARDS-Flood
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Drainage Lines - Launceston City Council Detail Survey Database

The Draiange Lines dataset forms part of the Launceston City Council Detail Survey Database (LCC DSDB). The purpose of this dataset is to give a general indication of both natural and manmade drainage features within the urban areas of the Launceston Municipality. Drainage line dataset includes features such as levees, banks, swamps, creeks, streams, drains and dams. The data has been compiled over a number of years using mainly hand digitising (1:500 hardcopy plans), aerial photogrammety (1:5000 aerial photographs) and field survey work.
Other datasets included in the LCC DSDB are buildings, fences, pavement, sewer lines, sewer points, stormwater lines, stormwater points, water lines, water points and vegetation.

Tags: HUMAN ENVIRONMENT Structures and Facilities
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Draft Land Management Classification for Southern District (partial), Tasmania (LAMZ)

This digital data is a draft land management classification of the coastal reserves as depicted on the 1:25,000 hardcopy map sheets. The classification is based on a continuum which measures levels of naturalness and  human use. There are five classifications being, Natural 1, Natural 2, Recreational, Visitor Services, and Special Use. The classifications are based on assessing available special values information and  land use information including natural resources, cultural resources and current land usage.  The intention of the classification is to provide a basis for more informed and focussed land management rather than provide a guide to recreational activities available in any particular area.

Tags: LAND
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Water Serviced Land

Serviced Land is the land which TasWater will permit to be connected to its water and sewerage infrastructure. The identification of Serviced Land is important as it determines TasWater's obligation to connect and supply customers. TasWater has identified Serviced Land based on individual land titles. Each title has been assessed for a single tenement connection. In the event that multiple tenements are required, additional development assessments will need to be undertaken. See https://www.taswater.com.au/Customers/Serviced-Land for further information.

Tags: INDUSTRY-Service, LAND-Any, UTILITIES-Any, WATER-Supply
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Danish Seine Fishery - Restrictions

This data set spatially depicts the commercial fishing areas for the Danish seine sector of the Tasmanian Scalefish Fishery showing where Danish seine can and can't operate in State managed waters. The base data is currently held in GDA 94 geographic datum (i.e., Latitude and Longitude).
The Tasmanian Scalefish Fishery is a multi gear and multi species fishery and also includes the take of shark, octopus, calamari and other squid species. The Danish seine fishery is a sector of this fishery.
These area restrictions were introduced in 1999. Commercial fishers submit their catch and effort data to the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania (NRE Tas) for management, research and stock assessment purposes. The fisheries research is conducted by the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS).

Tags: FISHERIES-Marine
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
26 metre B-double Network Tasmania

This is the Tasmanian road network that has been assessed and gazetted for Class 2 B-Double Heavy Vehicles with an overall length exceeding 21m and up to 26m, or a mass exceeding 50 tonnes, as authorised through the National Class 2 B-double Authorisation Notice 2019.  The accessibility on the roads and bridges has been divided into 3 categories: Approved, Conditionally Approved and Restricted.

Tags: TRANSPORTATION-Land
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Geomorphological polygons of Hobart

This layer shows geomorphological polygons of the Hobart Area as part of the Tasmanian Landslide Hazard Map Series, 2005. Features consist of surficial units identified in the 1:25 000 geology map of Tasmania and reclassified based on depositional environment. The features provide an indication of surficial units that were thick enough/ important enough to be depicted in the geological mapping process.

Tags: GEOSCIENCES Geology, GEOSCIENCES Geomorphology, HAZARDS Landslip
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Modelled Land Capability of Tasmania - Shannon 100,000 Mapsheet

A predictive model has been established and tested to account for variations in the landscape to reflect changes in agricultural land capability class (on a progressive rating of 1: good - 7: poor). This dataset (and map) provides a prediction of the most likely land capability class to be expected in a particular location based on several layers of readily available information. These layers included geology, rainfall, slope, elevation, forest cover and surface drainage status. These data layers were input into a Geographic Information System modelling framework. Using previous experience and limited visits in the field, the output has been produced as a digital dataset and 1: 100,000 map. It was found to provide a relatively good impression of the landscapes potential for agricultural persuits (ie cropping and grazing). It was found to represent changes in capability class very well where geology, climate or slope control capability. In those areas where subsurface drainage controlled land capability it was found to be less reliable. Overall however as these areas of the State were previously devoid of any broadscale land resource information for this purpose - this map provides a valuable fist step in discerning land capability.

Tags: AGRICULTURE, LAND Geography
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
EPA Swimming Beaches and monitored recreational waters during summer period

The discharge of disinfected sewage from vessels carrying less than 16 people in the vicinity of recognised swimming beaches and monitored recreational waters during the summer period has been created in accordance with the Sewage Management Directive. The Discharge of Sewage from Certain Vessels into State Waters is a risk-based approach to sewage discharge which specifies where sewage may and may not be discharged from certain vessels into Tasmanian waters.

Tags: MARINE-Estuaries, MARINE-Human-Impacts, POLLUTION-Water, WASTE-Sewage, WATER-Quality, WATER-Surface
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Organic Soils Depth Map

This layer was produced by the Organic Soils Mapping (OSM) project, a project undertaken by DPIPWE Natural Values Conservation Branch between 2019 and 2021. This project received grant funding from the Australian Government through the Australian Heritage Grants Program, funding from 2017 Tasmanian Bushfire Mitigation fund and The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area fund. This project has used existing (legacy) data from previous Tasmanian land resource assessment studies, spatial data sets, expert desktop inputs, and newly captured site data from the AHG grant project activities. This project has collated these data to produce this and a further 6 spatial layers that show (presence /absence sites) and predict the likely distribution and characteristics of Organic Soils in Tasmania.
The project was focused on the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (TWWHA), with modelling applied state-wide to assist in organic soil identification elsewhere.
The Organic Soil Mapping was undertaken to specifically identify organic soil extent in the TWWHA and to increases the understanding of the organic soil landscapes and characteristics in greater Tasmania. Organic soil areas are recognised globally as ecologically significant. These landscapes support a diverse range of ecosystems. They also provide and control ecosystem services/processes and provide highly valued carbon and water storage functions. These project outputs aim to improve and assist conservation and management of these important soil landscapes. The mapping was performed using a combination of 30m resolution modelling (Digital Soil Mapping (DSM)), expert digitising, with TASVEG, soil mapping and wetlands datasets as masks.  A DSM approach was chosen due to the sparse and limited nature of existing and new field data due to the remote and difficult access.  DSM involves using soil site data, intersected with a range of spatial environmental predictor datasets (covariates) to develop a series of landscape models, showing the variation in various soil properties between calibration points through interpolation and extrapolation (Kidd et al 2015).  A similar process was used to create e a map of OSM depth (cm) using recorded field depth.

Tags: ECOLOGY-Any, SOIL-Any
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Launceston - house damage polygons

This dataset (damage_poly.shp) contains polygons showing houses damaged by landslides in that area covered by the Tasmanian Landslide Hazard Map Series: Launceston. Data sources for this dataset are unpublished Mineral Resources Tasmania reports, legislation, Launceston City Council data and documents held by the State Archives of Tasmania. The shapefile was created using ArcGIS software

Tags: GEOSCIENCES Geology, GEOSCIENCES Geomorphology, HAZARDS Landslip
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Emergency Services - Current Incident Line - RESTRICTED

THIS DATASET IS RESTRICTED - DO NOT ACCESS WITHOUT PRIOIR APPROVAL BY THE ES-GIS UNIT.
Emergency Services - Current Incident Line contains the current data as uploaded by the deployed ES-GIS Team for a particular Incident.  The dataset will be empty at all times apart from when an incident is actually in progress.

Tags: HAZARDS, HAZARDS Fire
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Travel Speed for Main Road Corridors of Greater Hobart

Greater Hobart Travel Speed dataset describes various factors including congestion during AM Inbound and PM outbound peaks for five main road corridors with a origin/destination of Hobart City Centre. The corridors include the Brooker Highway from Brighton, Tasman Highway from Sorell, East Derwent Highway from Bridgewater, South Arm Highway from Lauderdale and Southern Outlet from Margate. 
A prescribed standardised driving methodology was utilised by sampling the road corridors using a GPS in 'normal' traffic conditions. Surveys were undertaken in 2006, 2011 &amp; 2013.

Tags: TRANSPORTATION-Land
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Organic Soils Presence/Absence Sites

This layer was produced by the Organic Soils Mapping (OSM) project, a project undertaken by DPIPWE Natural Values Conservation Branch between 2019 and 2021. This project received grant funding from the Australian Government through the Australian Heritage Grants Program, funding from 2017 Tasmanian Bushfire Mitigation fund and The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area fund.
This project has used existing (legacy) data from previous Tasmanian land resource assessment studies, spatial data sets, expert desktop inputs, and newly captured site data from the AHG grant project activities. This project has collated these data to produce this and a further 6 spatial layers that predict the likely distribution and characteristics of Organic Soils in Tasmania.
The project was focused on the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (TWWHA), with modelling applied state-wide to assist in organic soil identification elsewhere.
The Organic Soil Mapping was undertaken to specifically identify organic soil extent in the TWWHA and to increases the understanding of the organic soil landscapes and characteristics in greater Tasmania. Organic soil areas are recognised globally as ecologically significant. These landscapes support a diverse range of ecosystems. They also provide and control ecosystem services/processes and provide highly valued carbon and water storage functions. These project outputs aim to improve and assist conservation and management of these important soil landscapes. This point dataset has been collated from a combination of legacy and contemporary land resource studies and is designed to assist land managers see where actual on the ground works and assessment activities within likely organic soil areas which have confirmed the presence or absence of organic soils. 
Organic soils sites for the purpose of this work are defined as soil description locations with any surface Organic Materials deeper than 5cm that could constitute as a fuel in a fire situation. These soils differ from the Australian Soil Classification 3rd Edition (ASC) definition of ORGANOSOL and this term should be avoided when referring to these sites. These sites include soils from a range of ASC Soil Orders including Organosol, Hydrosol, Podosols and Tenosol that display a dominantly peaty surface layer or have organic materials (&gt;20cm) in the uppermost surface soil layers.

Tags: ECOLOGY-Any, SOIL-Any
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Stormwater Points - Launceston City Council Detail Survey Database

The Stormwater Points dataset forms part of the Launceston City Council Detail Survey Database (LCC DSDB). The purpose of this dataset is to give a general indication of LCC maintained stormwater points. The data has been compiled over a number of years using mainly hand digitising (1:500 hardcopy plans), aerial photogrammety (1:5000 aerial photographs) and field survey work.
The stormwater points dataset can be directly related to the stormwater lines dataset that is also avialable. Other datasets included in the LCC DSDB are buildings, drainage, fences, pavement, sewer lines, sewer points, water lines and water points.

Tags: HUMAN ENVIRONMENT Structures and Facilities
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Pressures on the Foreshore in the Southern NRM Region

This dataset is part of the assessment and mapping of foreshore value, condition and pressure in the Southern Natural Resource Management (NRM) Region of Tasmania. The 17 line maps produced in this study are intended to be used as a tool to assist managers and stakeholders in the identification of management issues with regards to foreshore planning, development, and natural resources. Assessment of the foreshore is based on the division of the high water line into 100m segments. Using a decision matrix and rule set, each foreshore segment is assigned a score for three main components: fields, attributes and indices. Segments are colour coded based on their attribute or index score to reflect the differing levels of overall natural value, human use value, condition, pressure or components thereof. This digital line map is a representation of the overall pressures on the intertidal zone in the southern NRM region and is an index layer derived from applying a set of rules to scores for the anthropogenic modification, recreation and tourism, pollution, vulnerability to climate change and introduced species attributes. The pressure layer indicates the extent to which the present and future state of the foreshore is likely to be impacted due to anthropogenic activity. An explanatory report is available from the data custodian which provides detailed methodology and further explanation of the dataset.

Tags: CLIMATE AND WEATHER Climate change, FAUNA Exotic, FLORA Exotic, GEOSCIENCES Geomorphology, MARINE Coasts, MARINE Human Impacts, POLLUTION
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Native Veg Condition

This dataset records the condition (classified 1-4) of native vegetation occurring within the cells of a 1ha grid placed along the coastal strip of the Northern and Southern National Resource Management (NRM) Regions of Tasmania.
This dataset is part of the NRM Coastal Values Project.  The Project maps vegetation, fauna habitat and geomorphology from High Water mark to 100 metres inland for part of the coastline of the Southern and Northern NRM Regions of Tasmania.  The purpose of the coastal values mapping is to provide an easily accessible database on vegetation and geomorphology to support better strategic planning, land use planning and management on the coast.


Tags: VEGETATION
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Elevation Polygons

Elevation Polygons show areas in 100m bands (AHD) for Tasmania from 0m (Mean Sea Level) to 1500m. Anything above 1500m is grouped into a 1500m + band. This dataset was developed from NRE's 10m Contours dataset and clipped to NRE's coastline dataset.

Tags: LAND-Topography
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Tasmania Landsat Mosaic

Composite top of atmosphere reflectance image using Landsat 7 ETM+ and Landsat 8 OLI data acquired between November – April each year. Individual Landsat scenes have been masked for cloud and cloud shadow and then combined to produce a gap free image of Tasmania. 
This image has been produced to facilitate modelling of Foliage Projective Cover and woody change detection work within the Land Cover Program at DPIPWE. This mosaic currently utilises top of atmosphere reflectance imagery with a transformation applied to OLI data. A corresponding dataset, titled Tasmania Landsat Mosaic Date Codes, can be used to identify the source date for each pixel in the scene.

Tags: LAND-Cover
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Deep seated landslide hazard zones of Hobart

This layer shows deep seated landslide hazard zones of the Hobart Area as part of the Tasmanian Landslide Hazard Map Series, 2005. This data was created through a grid based modelling process and converted to shapefiles for distribution.

Tags: GEOSCIENCES Geology, GEOSCIENCES Geomorphology, HAZARDS Landslip
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Tasmanian Planning Scheme - General Overlays

A planning scheme regulates the way land can be used or developed.
A planning scheme has two parts:

text that sets out the requirements or standards for use and development, and
maps that show zones and overlays indicating where requirements or standards apply.

The Tasmanian Planning Scheme overlays data comprises the overlays maps for those parts of the State where the Tasmanian Planning Scheme is in effect. The data is linked to the planning scheme text published online.
The electronic planning map in, together with the electronic planning instrument, is the authorised version of the Tasmanian Planning Scheme under section 80M of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993.

Tags: BOUNDARIES-Administrative, HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT-Planning, LAND-Use
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Soil Carbon Project, Tasmania

Point data collected by sub-meter differential GPS for long term reference / soil carbon monitoring sites in Tasmania.  The Soil Carbon project supports the needs of NRM strategies across all three NRM regions in Tasmania.  The project sets out to gather baseline soil carbon data for 75 sites identified within key soil / land use combinations across the State, through the compilation of a network of reference sites.  When compared with future monitoring at the same sites the data will enable identification of changes and trends in soil carbon.  The soil / land use combinations targeted have been identified on the basis of importance to the respective regions.

Tags: SOIL, SOIL Chemistry
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Habitat Removal Risk to Foreshores in the North and Cradle Coast NRM Regions

This dataset is part of the assessment and mapping of foreshore values, condition and pressure in the North and Cradle Coast Natural Resource Management (NRM) Regions of Tasmania. The 13 line maps produced in this study are intended to be used as a tool to assist managers and stakeholders in the identification of management issues with regards to foreshore planning, development, and natural resources. Assessment of the foreshore is based on the division of the mean high water mark into 100 m line segments. Using an assessment framework, each foreshore segment is assigned a score for a series of environmental stressors and values. Segments are colour coded based on their score to reflect their values and the differing levels of risk associated with each stressor. This digital line map is a representation of the risk of  to the intertidal zone in regard to habitat removal in the North and Cradle Coast NRM regions and is derived from an assessment of pressures associated with this stressor. An explanatory report is available from the data custodian and from the Aquenal website which provides detailed methods and further explanation of the dataset.

Tags: ECOLOGY Ecosystem, MARINE Coasts
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data
Debris flow hazard zones of Glenorchy

This layer shows debris-flow hazard zones of the Glenorchy Area as part of the Tasmanian Landslide Hazard Map Series, 2005. This data was created through a grid based modelling process and converted to shapefiles for distribution.

Tags: GEOSCIENCES Geology, GEOSCIENCES Geomorphology, HAZARDS Landslip
Organization: Tasmania Government's The List Data