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City of Gold Coast As Constructed Data Standard
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Overview
The City has developed an As Constructed Data Standard that incorporates the Asset Design As Constructed (ADAC) version 4.2 specification as well as standards for asset types not currently included within the ADAC specification. The As Constructed Data Standard applies to all infrastructure asset types contained within the ADAC specification plus buildings, shelters and some site improvements that are not currently listed in the ADAC specification.
The combination of the ADAC specification and the specification for non-ADAC asset types forms the City's As Constructed Data Standard.The City's As Constructed Data Standard applies to all delivery agencies who deliver assets for or on behalf of the City – including internal delivery, external contracts and private developers.
Note: Water Supply and Sewer assets are covered under the SEQ D&C Code. This code overwrites any local authority planning scheme.
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This document details the asset characteristic requirements per asset class. The document is broken into worksheets per asset class and type, with the worksheet tabs coloured in gold providing the City's As Constructed Data specification for non-ADAC listed assets.
Each worksheet has a number of headings, with the following explanations:
Asset Element - this is the group of like assetsDescription - provided for information purposes only - this is not required to be submitted as part of the as constructed packageFeature - describes the individual asset. If there is more than one instance of a feature, the 'Detail' and 'Enumeration' columns must be captured for each instanceDescription - provided for information purposes only - this is not required to be submitted as part of the as constructed packageDetail - these are the attribute details required for each asset feature instanceDescription - provided for information purposes only - this is not required to be submitted as part of the as constructed packageEnumeration - this is the allowable value or list of allowable values to be recorded for each attribute listed in the detail columnDescription - provided for information purposes only - this is not required to be submitted as part of the as constructed package
Individual instance of an asset
Description of what this attribute
meansGrouping of like
assetsConstraints applicableAttribute information required for each
asset instanceSpecified list of acceptable
values
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Project Informaion
ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Export Date Time Export date and time in UTC. Format is yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ (eg 2006-08-08T20:00:00Z)
Name The project or development name.Owner Are assets for the whole project owned by Council or
another entity.Receiver The receiver of the ADAC fileWorks Approval ID The works approval ID for the development that this
information represents.Drawing Number The Council drawing number of the as constructed
plans. This may not be known at the time of compilation.
Drawing Revision Date the drawing was revisedConstruction Date The accepted date of construction for the whole
project. Usually the project completion date.Date may be used to calculate remaining life in an asset management system.
Horizontal Coordinate System
Specifies the horizontal coordinate system used. e.g. MGA56. Well known projections may be referred to by name only. All spatial information in the project will be considered to be referenced to this system. If custom local plane systems or projections are used by agreement with the receiver, then any parameters should be specified in the notes.
Horizontal Datum To Specifiy the Datum that the Horizontal Coordinate System is based on. E.g. GDA94.
Vertical Datum To Specifiy the Datum of Height values. E.g. AHD.Is Approximate Are the values supplied accurate or approximations. If data is plane
rectangular approximating MGA-56 then set to trueOrigin Mark When data is plane rectangular this is the Permanent Survey Mark
used as the origin.Notes To contain any additional data required to specify the coordinate
systemSouth West The coordinates of the southwest corner.North East The coordinates of the northeast corner.
Description Descriptive text summarising the project.Project Status The reason for the ADAC file creation. This is not the
same as Asset_status, which is at the asset levelSubmission Status is usually related to the development assesment process or to data transfer between entities or systems
Product The name of the software product.Version The version or release number of the product.Surveyor Name The name of the surveyor.Date Final Survey The date of the final survey.Date Approved The date of the final approval.Engineer Name The name of the consulting engineerDate Approved The date of approval.Sewerage The Sewerage element encloses all sewerage (waste water) feature Transport The Roads element encloses all roads feature descriptions.Water Supply The Water element encloses all water supply feature descriptions.
Storm Water The StormWater element encloses all stormwater feature descriptions.
Open Space The OpenSpace element encloses all public open space feature descriptions.
Cadastre The Cadastre element encloses all cadastral feature descriptions.
Surface The Surface element encloses Supplementary surface feature descriptions.
Enhancements The Enhancements element encloses enhacements such as annotations and dimensions.
Supplementary The Supplementary element encloses all feature data not described specifically in the schema. It is recommended to keep the use of unstructured data to a bare minimum.
VersionFixed Value = 4.2.0
Surveyor
Details of the software product used to create the ADAC data set.
Software
Project Data
Structure containing information from the certifying engineer.
Engineer
The Project element encloses all data that is common to the whole project.
In Version 4.1.0, for technical simplicity, only a single project may exist within an instance document, but in future it may be feasible for multiple independent projects to be delivered in a single instance.
In version 4.2.0 while this limitation remains, certain fields at the project level have been repeated at the asset level to allow assets to differ from the global values set in Project
Project The ADAC element is the root element of an ADAC XML. It constrains all enclosed elements as follows. There can be no other element in the root level of the document.
ADAC
The version attribute marks the version of the instance document. Only a value of 4.2.0 will validate against this schema.
The rectangular coordinate envelope enclosing the project area
Drawing Extents
Records the particulars of the horizontal and vertical coordinate systems for the whole project.
Coordinate System
Structure containing information from the certifying surveyor.
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Sewerage
DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION SEQ-Code Description and use ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Overflow Maintenance Hole with an overflow to the environment, receiving waters or an emergency storage
Maintenance Hole with an overflow to the environment, receiving waters or an emergency storage
Blank End Maintenance hole with no incoming connectionPump Station Pit housing a sewer pump station A pumping station or lift station wetwellValve Pit Access Pit for a Sewer Valve A pit provided for access to one or
more valves on a sewer rising mainGrit Collector MH Grit Collector Maintenance Hole Used for a chamber designed specifically to collect grit. See Drawings SEQ-
SPS-1401-1 and SEQ-SPS-1401-2Outlet Outlet Discharge manhole to an overflowRising Main Discharge MH
A sewer MH that is the recieiving MH for a rising main dischargeA maintenance structure into which at least one rising main discharges and a gravity sewer leaves.
Vacuum Sewerage Pump Station A pit housing a Vacuum Sewerage Pump Station
A pumping station substructure that creates the vacuum for a vacuum sewerage system
Vacuum Sewerage MHA Maintenance Hole on a vacuum system with incoming house connections or gravity sewers that may also containing a vacuum valve
A Maintenance Hole on a vacuumsystem with incoming house connections or gravity sewers that may also containing a vacuum valve
Vacuum Lift A chamber on a vacuum system containing a lift or vacuum valve but no incoming laterals A chamber containing a vacuum lift pipe in a vacuum sewerage system
Storage TankAn off-stream sewage storage tank for emergency or other use
A tank hydraulically connected to a gravity sewer or pumping station to provide off-stream storage.
Maintenance Hole A standard Sewerage Maintenance Hole also known as a Manhole Used for any of the standard SEQSP Code Maintenance Structure typesMaintenance Shaft A proprietary Maintenance Hole usually prefabricated and of smaller
diameter than a standard MH Used for any of the standard SEQSP Code Maintenance Shaft typesTemporary Works A shaft used during construction that is left in place but does not form part
of the final infrastrutureA shaft or structure such as a tunnel or thrust bore access shaft that has been left in place
TEP Terminal Entry Point type shaft Terminal entry point(TEP)/rodding eyeUnknown Chamber of unknown use at time of data submission Use is unknownOther Type of maintenance structure other than those used as standard in the
Schema Another unspecified useRectangular.Length_mm Data container for rectangular dimensions. Length in millimetres.Rectangular.Width_mm Data container for rectangular dimensions. Width in millimetres.Circular.Diameter_mm Data container for circular dimensions. Diameter in millimetres.Custom.Area_sqm Custom Shaped chamber. Such a feature should be associated with a
plan or document describing its layout and dimensions. Area in square metres.
SurfaceLevel_m The height of the top surface of the lid, hatch, rim or roof. Surface level in meters against the vertical datum for this project.
float
InvertLevel_m The height of the top surface of interior floor/bottom. Invert level in meters against the vertical datum for this project.
float
Prefabricated Prefabricated Prefabricated
Insitu Built or poured in-situ InsituConcrete ConcretePVC Poly Vinyl Chloride Polyvinyl ChloridePE Polyethylene PolyethylenePP Polypropylene PolypropyleneGRP Glass Reinforced Plastic Glass Reinforced PlasticM_1
A new material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entityM_2
A new material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entityUnknown Material is unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.Other Another material not included in the Schema Material other than those listed herewithPrefabricated Prefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situ InsituConcrete ConcretePVC Poly Vinyl Chloride Polyvinyl ChloridePE Polyethylene PolyethylenePP Polypropylene PolypropyleneGRP Glass Reinforced Plastic Glass Reinforced PlasticM_1
A new material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entityM_2
A new material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entityUnknown Material is unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.Other Another material not included in the Schema Material other than those listed herewithPVC Poly Vinyl Chloride Polyvinyl ChloridePE Polyethylene PolyethylenePP Polypropylene PolypropyleneConcrete ConcreteMS Mild Steel Solid Mild Steel includes chequer plateSS Stainless Steel Solid Stainless Steel includes chequer plateAluminium AluminiumCast Iron Cast IronGrid Mesh - GRP Grid Mesh - GRP Open Grid Mesh made from Glass Reinforced PlasticGrid Mesh - Aluminium Grid Mesh - Aluminium Open Grid Mesh made from AluminiumNo Roof No Roof Chamber that has no roof usually with walls extending above ground.Grid Mesh - SS Grid Mesh - Stainless Steel Open Grid Mesh made from Stainless Steel
M_1 A new material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2 A new material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entityUnknown Material is unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.Other Another material not included in the Schema Material other than those listed herewith
Material type for chamber construction
WallMaterial Material type for chamber wall construction
Method of chamber wall construction.
RoofMaterial Material type for chamber roof construction
Element representing a sewerage Maintenance Hole (formerly Manhole).
MaintenanceHole
FloorConstruction
WallConstruction
Method of chamber floor construction.
Use or purpose of this MaintenanceHole in the network
Use
FloorMaterial
Data structure describing the chamber configuration and dimensions.
ChamberSize
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Sewerage
DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION SEQ-Code Description and use ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Element representing a sewerage Maintenance Hole (formerly Manhole).
MaintenanceHole Use or purpose of this MaintenanceHole in the network
Use PVC Poly Vinyl Chloride Polyvinyl Chloride LinerEpoxy Epoxy CoatingPolyurea Polyurea CoatingPE Polyethylene Polyethylene Liner
M_1A new lining material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new material as agreed with receiving entity
M_2A new lining material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Second non-standard descriptor for new material as agreed with receiving entity
Unknown Material is unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.Unlined An alternative to entering a null value where there is no lining An alternative to entering a null value where there is no liningOther Another lining material not included in the Schema Material other than those listed herewithCast Iron Cast Iron
Default ValueAluminium AluminiumCI Concrete Infill Cast Iron with Concrete Infill Gatick type comprising cast iron grid-iron filled on side with concrete.Concrete ConcretePVC Poly Vinyl Chloride Polyvinyl ChloridePE Polyethylene PolyethylenePP Polypropylene PolypropyleneMS Mild Steel Solid Mild Steel includes chequer
plateSS Stainless Steel Solid Stainless Steel includes chequer plate
No_Lid This structure has no lid (possibly because it has no roof)For chamber that have no roof or have a roof with no lid or have a roof that is removable in its entirety.
M_1A new lid material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2A new lid material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
Unknown Lid Material is unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.Other Another lid material not included in the Schema Material other than those listed herewithStraight Through MH
WSAA - Straight through MH with one entry, one exit, no change of direction, no backdrop but may have change of grade
No – backdrop and no change tohorizontal alignment of pipesthrough chamber. Type-A on SEQSEW-1301-2 & SEQ-SEW-1301-4 and some configurations of maintenance shafts.
Change In Direction Through MH
WSAA - Straight through MH with one entry, one exit, no backdrops, a change of direction and may also have change of grade
Default for various types with no backdrop where the chamber changes the horizontal (on plan) alignment of the inlet and outlet.
External DropWSAA - MH with one or more external backdrop vertical entries
Types D and Y on SEQ-SEW-1301- 2, SEQ-SEW-1301-8 and SEQSEW-1303-1
Alternative External Drop WSAA - Alternative drop type with complex access arrangement or modified benching as shown on WSAA drawing SEW-206 See drawing SEQ-SEW-1306-1
Internal DropWSAA - MH with one or more internal backdrop vertical entries
Type X maintenance structures and some maintenance shafts where sewer entry is into the shaft riser.
Oblique 45deg BackdropWSAA - MH with an oblique 45° backdrop entry
Type C on SEQ-SEW-1301-2 & SEQ-SEQ-1301-4 and Type-W on SEQ-SEW-1303-1
CatchmentPS The identifier of the pumpstation that this node flows to.
String_32 Name/number of pumping station for the catchment
LineNumber The identifier of the line that this node connects to
String_32 Line number for the sewer or rising main entering the chamber
MH_Number The identifier of this manhole or pit. String_32 Manhole Number designation from sewer plan
Chainage_m The distance upstream from end of line. Float_Positive_NonZero
TieDistance_m The tie distance in meters to a cadastral corner
Float_Positive_NonZero
OffsetDistance_m The offset distance in meters from a cadastral boundary
Float_Positive_NonZero
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction No for symmetrical (round/square) chambers. Yes for non-symmetrical chambers. Angle of the longest axis measured anticlockwise from East.
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
LineNumber The sewer line identifier String_32
Conduit Pipe Conduit Pipe (enveloper), which does not connect hydraulically with the reticulation system
Used for envelopers separately form the pipes the enveloper conatins. See 10.11
DisusedNon-pressure (gravity) pipe that is no longer in use but still present Disused or Abandoned line
Effluent
Pipe conveying treated effluent (usually from a treatment plant) Treated Effluent line to disposalOverflow A pipe that directs excessive sewer flows to another system or the
external environemnt Sewerage overflow lineReuse A pipe conveying low-grade (class B and below) treated effluent for reuse.
Class A and A+ should use the water feature classes. Treated Effluent line for reuse. Recycled water of lesser quality than class AStub A short length of pipe for a future connection pipe that is not connected at
its upsteam end at time of data submission Stub left for a future extensionTrunk
A larger size sewer as defined by the receiving entity's standard definition A sewer of diameter greater than the limit for a reticulation sewer.Vent A pipe to a vent pipe or deodorising apparatus, which not primarily
designed to convey sewage Connection from sewer to a vent stack.Syphon A gravity sewer that flows uphill over part of its length due to syphonic
action A gravity sewer operating under less than atmospheric pressure.Vacuum
A gravity sewer flowing into a vacuum sewerage system (vacuum system pipes are part of the pressure pipe schema).
A sewer in a vacuumsewerage system. Not used in SEQ Code for gravity pipes use reticulation and for the vacuum sections use pressure sewer pipe instead.
Reticulation A standard reticulation sewer that is not a trunk sewer A sewer that is not a trunk sewer (Usually less than a diameter set by the SP)Unknown Use unknown at time of submission Use is unknown at time of submission
Element representing a sewer pipe non-pressurised. Includes all gravity reticulation and trunk gravity mains.
Pipe Non-Pressure
The function of this pipe in the network.Use
LidMaterial Chamber lid configuration and material
Element representing a sewerage Maintenance Hole (formerly Manhole).
MaintenanceHole
DropType
Material type of chamber liningLining
Chamber drop type - based on WSAA standard types
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Sewerage
DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION SEQ-Code Description and use ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Element representing a sewerage Maintenance Hole (formerly Manhole).
MaintenanceHole Use or purpose of this MaintenanceHole in the network
Use Other A use other than those specified above Use that does not comply with any of the values listed herewith.Diameter_mm Nominal pipe diameter in millimetres. Float_Positive_NonZero
PVC-U Unplasticised PolyVinylChloride Unplasticised PolyvinylchlorideDI Ductile Iron Ductile IronMS Mild Steel Mild SteelRCP Steel Reinforced Concrete Pipe Reinforced Concrete PipeFRC Fibre Reinforced Concrete Fibre Reinforced ConcretePRC Polyester Resin Concrete jacking pipe e.g. Iplex Polycrete Polyester Resin Concrete (Jacking pipes such as Iplex Polycrete)GRP Glass Reinforced Plastic (includes the product known commercially as
Hobas) Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic (Hobas)ABS Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene Acrylonitrile butadiene StyrenePE-100 Medium Density Polyethylene Grate 100 PolyethyleneSWPP Structural Wall Polypropylene Pipe (includes commercial brands
SewerMax and SewerPro) Structural Wall Polypropylene pipe (such as SewerMax, SewerPro and the like)HDPE High Density Polyethylene (includes the product known commercially as
Haries Black Brute) High Density Polyethylene (Black Brute and the like)VC Vitrified Clay Vitrified Clay
AC Asbestos Cement (Only used for existing infrastructure not new works) Asbestos Cenment (Legacy Systems only not for new infrastructure)
M_1A new material not yet in the Schema used by agreement with the recieiving entity
Non-standard descriptor for newmaterials as agreed with receivingentity
M_2A new material not yet in the Schema used by agreement with the recieiving entity
Non-standard descriptor for newmaterials as agreed with receivingentity
Unknown A pipe material that is unknown at the time of the submission Material unknown at time of submission.
Other A pipe material other than those provided aboveMaterial other than those listedherewith
4 Class 46 Class 68 Class 89 Class 9
10 Class 1012 Class 1216 Class 1618 Class 1820 Class 20
SN4 Class SN4, formerly Sewer Heavy Class SN4 (formerly SH)SN8 Class SN8, formerly Sewer Extra Heavy Class SN8 (formerly SEH)SN12 Class SN12 Class SN12
Refers to ring stiffness in KN/m2Used primarily for SWPP pipes
SN5000 SN5000 Used for GRP pipesSN8000 SN8000 Used for GRP pipesSN10000 SN10000 Used for GRP pipesPN1 PN1PN6 PN6PN6.3 PN6.3PN8 PN8PN10 PN10PN12 PN12PN12.5 PN12.5PN16 PN16PN18 PN18PN20 PN20PN35 PN35 (Standard for ductile iron)FLCL Class FLCL (ductile iron flanged class) Class for Flanged Ductile Iron. .
Use flange class for SEQ-Code.Usually PN35
XClass X (Reinforced Concrete)
Used for RCP and FRC concretepipes class 2, 3 & 4
YClass Y(Reinforced Concrete)
Used for RCP and FRC concretepipes class 2, 3 & 4
ZClass Z(Reinforced Concrete)
Used for RCP and FRC concretepipes class 2, 3 & 4
SDR7.4 SDR7.4SDR9 SDR9SDR11 SDR11SDR13.5 SDR13.5SDR17 SDR17SDR21 SDR21
Unknown Unknown at time of submissionClass unknown at time ofsubmission
Other A class other than provided above Another (non-standard) classCL Cement Lined Normal. Cetrifugally spun cement mortar (default for Ductile
Iron and Mild Steel)OPC Cement Lined
CL_SR Cement Lined - Sulphate Resistant (DI and MS) Sulphate Resistant Cement LinedCL_AC Cement Lined - Calcium Aluminate (DI and MS) Calcium Aluminate Cement LinedPVC Plasticised PVC (includes Humes Plastiline) PVC lining such as Humes
Plastiline and the like.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyUnlined Unlined (Default for plastic pipes) No internal lining
L_1A new protection type not yet included in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity.
Non-Standard lining type with ameaning agreed with the receivingentity
L_2A new protection type not yet included in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity.
Non-Standard lining type with ameaning agreed with the receivingentity
Element representing a sewer pipe non-pressurised. Includes all gravity reticulation and trunk gravity mains.
Pipe Non-Pressure
The function of this pipe in the network.Use
Lining The internal corrosion protection method employed on the pipe material.
The pipe class as specified by the manufacture. Pipe class refers to the wall thickness and performance of the material.
Class
Pipe materialMaterial
Classes 4,6,8,9,10,12,16,18,20refers to maximum workingpressure. Eg class 4 = 400 kPa.Used for a variety of pipe materials.
Used for flanged pipes and somepipes without flanges. PN35 (35Bar pressure) is equivalent to thestandard class for Ductile Iron.Also used for HDPE, PE-100,PVC-U and other types.
Used for HDP, PVC-U, PE-100Standard Dimension Rationdescribes the wall thickness relativeto the nominal diameter and henceis a measure of allowable workingpressure.
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DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION SEQ-Code Description and use ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Element representing a sewerage Maintenance Hole (formerly Manhole).
MaintenanceHole Use or purpose of this MaintenanceHole in the network
Use
Rehab_NS A non-structural rehabilitation liner.
Post-construction rehabilitation linerthat does not provide structuralsupport to an existing pipe.
Rehab_ST A structural rehabilitation liner.
Post-construction rehabilitation linerthat provides structural support toan existing pipe.
Unknown The protection type is not known at the time of the data submission.Lining type unknown at time ofsubmission
Other A protection type not included above.Another type of lining not coveredelsewhere.
FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyFBPE Fusion Bonded Polyethylene (Includes the product known commercially as
Sintakote) Fusion Bonded Polyethylene (Sintakote)Plastic Wrapped Plastic Wrapped Wrapped in plastic tapeTape Wrapped Tape Wrapped Wrapped in protective tape impregnated with waterproofing compounds. (Denso
Tape and the like)Concrete Encased Concrete EncasedSheathed Sheathed Sheathed in a protective nonstructural tube (usually polyethylene)Epoxy Paint Epoxy PaintUncoated Uncoated No protective coatUnknown Protection Type unknown at time of data submission Unknown protection type at time of submissionOther Another type of protection not covered in the schema choices above
P_1A new protection type not yet included in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity. Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
P_2A new protection type not yet included in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity. Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
RR Rubber Ring Rubber RingRRRJ Rubber Ring Restrained Joint (Ductile Iron) Rubber Ring Restrained (Tyton-Lok)SWJ Solvent Welded Joint (PVC) Solvent Welded Joint (PVC ABS)WJ Welded Joint (Mild Steel pipe) Welded Joint (Steel & PE )FJ Flanged Joint Flanged Joint (DI, PE, GRP & MS)MCJ Mechanical Compression Joint (PE pipe and Copper) Mechanical compression Joint. Mainly used on copper and PEBW Butt Weld (PE pipe) Butt Weld (PE pipes)EFW Electrofusion Weld (PE pipe) ElectroFusion weld (PE pipes)
JT_1A new joint type not yet included in the Schema used by agreement with the receiving entity. Non-Standard joint type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
Unknown Joint type unknown at time of data submission Unknown type of joint at time of submissionOther A joint type not already included in the above choices Some other type of joint not provided for in the Schema
US_InvertLevel_m Invert level of this pipe end (in metres against the vertical datum). Float
DS_InvertLevel_mInvert level of this pipe end (in metres against the vertical datum). Float
US_SurfaceLevel_m Surface level (in metres against the vertical datum) vertically above this pipe end. Float
DS_SurfaceLevel_m Surface level (in metres against the vertical datum) vertically above this pipe end. Float
Alignment_m Average offset distance in metres from casdastral boundary to the main.
Float_Positive_NonZero
AverageDepth_m Nominal depth in metres to the top of the pipe. Float
Type 1 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 1 Sand Bed OnlyType 2 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 2 Sand Bed OnlyType 3 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 3 Sand SurroundType 4 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 4 Sand Surround GeotextileType 5 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 5 Concrete FoundationType 6 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 6 Concrete FoundationType 7 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 7 Geotextile Pillow FoundationType 8 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 8 Cement Stable FoundationType 9 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 9 Concrete EncaseType 10 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 10 Cement Stable EncaseType 11 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 11 Piled GeotextileType 12 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 12 Piled Concrete EncaseType 13 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 13 Piled Geotextile
Above Ground Sewer pipe is above ground on piers or a bridge deck Pipe is not buried; it is on piers or attached to a structure such as a bridge deck.Unknown Embedment Type unknown at time of data submission Unknown type of embedment at time of submission
EB_1A non-standard or new type of embedment as agreed with the data receiving entity Non-Standard embedment type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
EB_2A non-standard or new type of embedment as agreed with the data receiving entity Non-Standard embedment type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
OtherAnother type of embedment type that is not already includesd in the standard types Another type of embedment not specified in the schema,
RockExcavated Value indicating whether rock was excavated from the pipe channel.
boolean See pipe breaking rules.
PipeGrade Pipe grade as a percentage. Derivable as the difference in invert levels divided by the horizontal length (not the length of pipe) multiplied by 100.
Float_Positive_Zero
Length_m Actual material length of the pipe. Not the horizontal length of the geometry.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Element representing a sewer pipe non-pressurised. Includes all gravity reticulation and trunk gravity mains.
Pipe Non-Pressure
Embedment type from WSAA Sewerage Codes.
Embedment
The external corrosion protection method employed on the pipe material.
Protection
Lining The internal corrosion protection method employed on the pipe material.
JointType Pipe to pipe join method.
Correspond to the WSAA bedding types shown on drawings SEQSEW-1201-1 to SEQ-SEW-1204-1Do not use types 14-17 shown on drawing SEQ-SEW-1205-1 for road crossings. These are elaborationson the basic types that provide further detail for backfill above the level of the pipe. Use equivalentbasic types as appropriate.
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DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION SEQ-Code Description and use ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Element representing a sewerage Maintenance Hole (formerly Manhole).
MaintenanceHole Use or purpose of this MaintenanceHole in the network
UseGeometry The linear geometry of the pipe feature in coordinate space. At version 4.1.0 these features may include cruves due to modern flexible materials.
geometry_linear_singlepath_complex
Disused Disused Pressure Pipe that remains in place Disused or Abandoned line that remains in placeEffluent
Pressure pipe conveying treated effluent (usually from a treatment plant) Pressure pipe conveying treated effluent usually from a treatment plantReuse Treated Wastewater Reuse Pipe for class B and below. Class A and A+
should use the water supply feature classesTreated Wastewater Reuse Pipe for class B and below. Class A and A+ should use the water supply feature classes
Rising A standard rising main or pressure sewer A standard rising main or pressure sewerScour
A pipe maintained under pressure to scour a pressure main to a discharge point. Gravity scours should use the non-pressure pipe feature class
A pipe maintained under pressure to scour a pressure main to a discharge point. Gravity scours should use the non-pressure pipe
VacuumA pressure pipe in a vacuum system that is subject to negative pressure A sewer in a vacuum sewerage system.
PressureSewerCollection The connection pipe from a household proprietary pressure sewer pump unit to the external pressure main
The connection pipe from a household proprietary pressure grinder pump unit to the external pressure main
Unknown Use unknown at time of data submission Use is unknown at time of submissionOther A use other than those provided above in the schema Use that does not comply with any of the values listed herewith.
Diameter_mm Nominal pipe diameter in millimetres. positiveInteger
ABS Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene Acrylonitrile Butadiene StyreneGRP Glass Reinforced Plastic (includes the product known commercially as
Hobas) Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic (Hobas)DI Ductile Iron Ductile IronMS Mild Steel Mild SteelPE-100 Polyethylene (100) Grate 100 PolyethylenePE-80B Polyethylene (80B) Grade 80B PolyethylenePVC-M Polyvinyl Chloride (Modified) Modified Polyvinyl ChloridePVC-O Polyvinyl Chloride (Oriented) Oriented Polyvinyl ChloridePVC-U Polyvinyl Chloride (Unplasticised) Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride (gravity mains only in SEQ-Code)AC Asbestos Cement (not for new works - legacy pipes only) Asbestos Cement (Legacy Systems only not for new infrastructure)FRC Fibre reinforced concrete Fibre Reinforced Concrete
M_1 New material not included in schema as agreed with data recieiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2 New material not included in schema as agreed with data recieiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entityUnknown Material type unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.Other A material not included in schema types provided above Material other than those listed herewithSN5000 Class SN5000 Used for GRP pipesSN8000 Class SN8000 Used for GRP pipesSN10000 Class SN10000 Used for GRP pipesPN6 Class PN6 PN1 is not included in ADAC, however
included in SEQ D&CPN6.3 Class PN6.3PN8 Class PN8PN9 Class PN9PN10 Class PN10PN12 Class PN12PN12.5 Class PN12.5PN16 Class PN16 - default for PE_100, PVC_O and PVC_MPN18 Class PN18PN20 Class PN20PN35 Class PN35 (Standard for DI)FLCL Class FLCL (ductile iron flanged class) Flanged Ductile Iron. . Use flange class for SEQ-Code. Usually PN35X Class X (Reinforced Concrete)Y Class Y(Reinforced Concrete)Z Class Z(Reinforced Concrete)4.8mm 4.8mm wall thickness Class (Mild Steel)5mm 5mm wall thickness Class (Mild Steel)6mm 6mm wall thickness Class (Mild Steel)7mm 7mm wall thickness Class (Mild Steel)8mm 8mm wall thickness Class (Mild Steel)9mm 9mm wall thickness Class (Mild Steel)10mm 10mm wall thickness Class (Mild Steel)11mm 11mm wall thickness Class (Mild Steel)12mm 12mm wall thickness Class (Mild Steel)16mm 16mm wall thickness Class (Mild Steel)
Unknown Class unknown at time of data submissionClass unknown at time ofsubmission
Other A Class uther than those currently provided for in the Schema A Class Other than those currently provided for in the SchemaCL Cement Lined Normal. Cetrifugally spun cement mortar (default for Ductile
Iron and Mild Steel)OPC Cement Lined
CL_SR Cement Lined - Sulphate Resistant (DI and MS) Sulphate Resistant Cement LinedCL_AC Cement Lined - Calcium Aluminate (DI and MS) Calcium Aluminate Cement LinedPVC Plasticised PVC (includes Humes Plastiline) PVC lining such as Humes Plastiline and the like.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyUnlined Unlined No internal liningUnknown Lining type unknown at time of data submission Lining type unknown at time of submissionOther Another type of liner that is not currently in the Schema Another type of lining not listed herewith.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyFBPE Fusion Bonded Polyethylene (Includes the product known commercially as
Sintakote) Fusion Bonded Polyethylene (Sintakote)Plastic Wrapped Plastic Wrapped Wrapped in plastic tapeTape Wrapped Tape Wrapped Wrapped in protective tape impregnated with waterproofing compounds. (Denso
Tape and the like)Concrete Encased Concrete EncasedSheathed Sheathed Sheathed in a protective nonstructural tube (usually polyethylene)Epoxy Paint Epoxy PaintUncoated Uncoated No protective coat
Pipe Pressure Element representing a sewer pipe pressurised (rising main).
Element representing a sewer pipe non-pressurised. Includes all gravity reticulation and trunk gravity mains.
Pipe Non-Pressure
Material Pipe material
Class
The external protection for the pipe.
The pipe class as specified by the manufacture. Pipe class refers to the wall thickness and performance of the material.
The function of this pipe in the network.
Lining The internal corrosion protection method employed on the pipe material.
Use
Protection
Wall thickness for mild steel and stainless steel pipes
Used for flanged pipes and somepipes without flanges. PN35 (35Bar pressure) is equivalent to the standard class for Ductile Iron. Also used for PE-100, PVC and some other types.
Used for RCP and FRC concrete pipes class 2, 3 & 4
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Element representing a sewerage Maintenance Hole (formerly Manhole).
MaintenanceHole Use or purpose of this MaintenanceHole in the network
UseP_1
A new protection type not yet in the schema as agreed with the data receiving entity Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
P_2A new protection type not yet in the schema as agreed with the data receiving entity Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
Zinc Galvanized or zinc painted Galvanised or zinc paintedZinalium Zinc Aluminium alloy coating (Petair Saint-Gobain) Zinc Aluminium alloy coating (Petair Saint-Gobain) or similarUnknown Protection type unknown at time of data submission Unknown protection type at time of submissionOther Another type of protection not covered by the schema A protection method other than those included in the current schema.RR Rubber Ring Rubber RingRRRJ Rubber Ring Restrained Joint (Ductile Iron) Rubber Ring Restrained (Tyton- Lok)SWJ Solvent Welded Joint (PVC) Solvent Welded Joint (PVC ABS)WJ Welded Joint (Mild Steel pipe) Welded Joint (Steel & PE Pipes)FJ Flanged Joint Flanged Joint (DI & MS)MCJ Mechanical Compression Joint (PE pipe and Copper) Mechanical compression Joint. Mainly used on copper and PEBW Butt Weld (PE pipe) Butt Weld (PE pipes)EFW Electrofusion Weld (PE pipe) ElectroFusion weld (PE pipes)
JT_1A new joint type not yet included in the Schema used by agreement with the receiving entity. Non-Standard joint type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
Unknown Joint type unknown at time of data submission Unknown joint type at time of submission
Other A joint type not already included in the above choices Another type of joint not in the schemaAlignment_m Average offset distance from casdastre
boundary to the main.Float_Positive_NonZero
Average Depth_m Nominal depth in metres to the top of the pipe.
FloatType 1 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 1 Sand Bed OnlyType 2 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 2 Sand Bed OnlyType 3 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 3 Sand SurroundType 4 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 4 Sand Surround GeotextileType 5 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 5 Concrete FoundationType 6 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 6 Concrete FoundationType 7 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 7 Geotextile Pillow FoundationType 8 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 8 Cement Stable FoundationType 9 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 9 Concrete EncaseType 10 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 10 Cement Stable EncaseType 11 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 11 Piled GeotextileType 12 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 12 Piled Concrete EncaseType 13 WSAA Sewerage embedment type 13 Piled Geotextile
Above Ground Sewer pipe is above ground on piers or a bridge deck Pipe is not buried; it is on piers or attached to a structure such as a bridge deck.Unknown Embedment Type unknown at time of data submission Unknown embedment type at time of submission
EB_1A non-standard or new type of embedment as agreed with the data receiving entity Non-Standard embedment type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
EB_2A non-standard or new type of embedment as agreed with the data receiving entity Non-Standard embedment type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
OtherAnother type of embedment type that is not already includesd in the standard types Another type of embedment not in the schema
Rock Excavated Value indicating whether rock was excavated from the pipe channel.
boolean See pipe breaking rules.
Length_m Actual material length of the pipe. Not the horizontal length of the geometry.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Geometry The linear geometry of the pipe feature in coordinate space. At version 4.1.0 these features may include cruves due to modern flexible materials.
geometry_linear_singlepath_complex
Non-Return Used to prevent backlow can be of type Generic, Rubber Gate or Swing Check
Service Used to isolate a service on a pressure sewer or vacuum sewerage system
Stop Used to stop flow in a pipelineScour Used to open and close access to a scour pipeDiversion Used to divert flow along another routeZone Boundary Used to isolate sewer catchments or service zonesFlow Control Used to control the rate of flow in a pipe
Pressure ControlUsed to control or maintain the pressure in a pipeline; can be of the type Overflow, Pressure Relief or Vacuum Release.
Gas Release Used to release gas or air from a pipeline and should be of type Air Valve
OtherUsed to for some other purpose not provided for in the Schema and can bee of Type Special
Unknown Use is unknown at time of data submissionGeneric Non-return valve of an unknown or generic type
Rubber Gate Non-return valve of a the rubber gate typeSwing Check Non-return valve of the swing check typeGate Gate ValveButterfly Butterfly ValveKnife Gate Knife Gate ValveEccentric Plug Eccentric Plug valveGlobe Globe ValveBall Ball ValveGeneric Control or stop valve of a generic type
Penstock A Penstock formally known as Penstock GateOverflow An overflow valvePressure Release A pressure release valveVacuum Release A vacuum release valve
Pipe Pressure Element representing a sewer pipe pressurised (rising main).
Embedment type from WSAA Sewerage Codes.
The physical configuration of the valveType
Embedment
Element representing a sewer valve fittingValve Use The function of this valve in the network.
The external protection for the pipe.
JointType Pipe to pipe join method.
Protection
These correspond to the WSAAbedding types shown on drawingsSEQ-SEW-1201-1 to SEQ-SEW-1204-1Note that drawing SEQ-SEW-1205-1 shows types 14-17 for roadcrossings. These are elaborationson the basic types that providefurther detail for backfill above thelevel of the pipe. Use the basictypes as appropriate.
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Element representing a sewerage Maintenance Hole (formerly Manhole).
MaintenanceHole Use or purpose of this MaintenanceHole in the network
Use Air Valve A proprietary valve for releasing gas or airSpecial A Specialist type of valve not covered in the Schema
Diameter_mm The nominal bore diameter of the valve positiveInteger
CLCement Lined Normal. Centrifugally spun cement mortar (default for Ductile Iron and Mild Steel)
OPC Cement Lined
CL_SR Cement Lined - Sulphate Resistant (DI and MS) Sulphate Resistant Cement LinedCL_AC Cement Lined - Calcium Aluminate (DI and MS) Calcium Aluminate Cement LinedPVC Plasticised PVC (includes Humes Plastiline) PVC lining such as Humes Plastiline and the like.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyUnlined Unlined (Default for plastic pipes) No internal liningUnknown Lining type unknown at time of data submission Lining type unknown at time of submissionOther Another type of liner that is not currently in the Schema Another type of lining not listed herewith.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyFBPE Fusion Bonded Polyethylene (Includes the product known commercially as
Sintakote) Fusion Bonded Polyethylene (Sintakote)Plastic Wrapped Plastic Wrapped Wrapped in plastic tape
Tape Wrapped Tape WrappedWrapped in protective tape impregnated with waterproofing compounds. (Denso Tape and the like)
Concrete Encased Concrete EncasedSheathed Sheathed Sheathed in a protective nonstructural tube (usually polyethylene)Epoxy Paint Epoxy PaintUncoated Uncoated No protective coat
P_1A new protection type not yet in the schema as agreed with the data receiving entity Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
P_2A new protection type not yet in the schema as agreed with the data receiving entity Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
Zinc Galvanized or zinc painted Galvanised or zinc paintedZinalium Zinc Aluminium alloy coating (Petair Saint-Gobain) Zinc Aluminium alloy coating (Petair Saint-Gobain) or similarUnknown Protection type unknown at time of data submission Unknown protection type at time of submissionOther Another type of protection not covered by the schema A protection method other than those included in the current schema.Manufacturer String_64 Required for all valves with a use of pressure control, Gas release and other.
ModelNumber String_64 Required for all valves with a use of pressure control, Gas release and other. Optional for other valve uses
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Bend Bend fitting usually with change of direction of more than 11 degrees but may be less in plastic pipes Bend fitting of any magnitude
Connector Straight connector with no direction change Non-specific in line connector. – Not mandatory to record for SEQSPsConnector Thrust Straight connector capable of transmitting axial thrust Straight connector capable of transmitting axial thrustDismantling Joint Straight connector specifically included to facilitate future dismantling of
pumps or complex pipe layouts. In-line connector of adjustable lengthGibault Standard gibault connection Gibault – Not mandatory to record for SEQ-SPsTaper Fitting with differing inlet and outlet diameters In-line fitting to change from one diameter to anotherTee Tee-fitting with 3 arms or branches where one arm is at 90 degrees to the
other 2.Wye Y-fitting with three arms where the arms is are not all separated by integer
multiples of 90 degrees Y-junctionCathodic Protection Point An electrical connection point for cathodic protection Electrical connection point for cathodic protectionDead Plate A Dead Plate or blank flange secured to one arm of another fitting Blank flange or welded on dead end at the end of a pipelineExternal Dead End An external fitting incorporating a dead end such as a dead end cap. Purpose made end cap.Tee Branch Dead End A dead end plate pre-fitted to one branch of a Tee for access or future
connection Tee with pre-made dead end flange or capTee Branch Ext Dead End An end cap pre fitted externally to to a Tee Branch for access or future
connectionPuddle Flange A Puddle Flange fitted externally to a pipe to transmit axial thrust into a
structure or to provide sealing with a structure Puddle Flange – Not mandatory to .record for SEQ-SPsSampling Point A point designed for taking sewage or effluent samples A fitting to facilitate the taking of samples from the pipe contents.Booster Pump A pump providing the motive force to move sewage through a pressure
main against the force of gravity Pump at origin of a rising mainInspection Opening An Inspection Opening on a pressure pipe An Inspection Opening on a pressure pipeABS Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene Acrylonitrile Butadiene StyreneGRP Glass Reinforced Plastic (includes the product known commercially as
Hobas) Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic (Hobas)DI Ductile Iron Ductile IronMS Mild Steel Mild SteelPE-100 Polyethylene (100) Grade 100 PolyethylenePE-80B Polyethylene (80B) Grade 80B PolyethylenePVC-M Polyvinyl Chloride (Modified) Modified Polyvinyl ChloridePVC-O Polyvinyl Chloride (Oriented) Oriented Polyvinyl ChloridePVC-U Polyvinyl Chloride (Unplasticised) Unplasticised Polyvinyl ChlorideVC Vitreous Clay Vitreous ClayConcrete Concrete Steel reinforced or mass concreteAC Asbestos Cement (Existing infrastructure only) Asbestos Cement (Legacy Systems only not for new infrastructure)FRC Fibre reinforced concrete Fibre Reinforced Concrete
M_1 New material not included in schema as agreed with data recieiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2 New material not included in schema as agreed with data recieiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entityUnknown Material type unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.Other A material not included in schema types provided above Material other than those listed herewith
CLCement Lined Normal. Centrifugally spun cement mortar (default for Ductile Iron and Mild Steel)
OPC Cement Lined
CL_SR Cement Lined - Sulphate Resistant (DI and MS) Sulphate Resistant Cement Lined
Element representing a sewer fitting other than a valve
Fitting
The physical configuration of the valveType
Lining The internal corrosion protection material or method for the fitting.
Protection
Fitting materialMaterial
Element representing a sewer valve fittingValve
The external protection for the pipe.
Lining The internal corrosion protection method employed on the pipe material.
Standard element group called in to support manufacturer and model details
manufacturer_model_details
Type The physical configuration of the fitting
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Element representing a sewerage Maintenance Hole (formerly Manhole).
MaintenanceHole Use or purpose of this MaintenanceHole in the network
Use CL_AC Cement Lined - Calcium Aluminate (DI and MS) Calcium Aluminate Cement LinedPVC Plasticised PVC (includes Humes Plastiline) PVC lining such as Humes Plastiline and the like.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyUnlined Unlined (Default for plastic pipes) No internal liningUnknown Lining type unknown at time of data submission Lining type unknown at time of submissionOther Another type of liner that is not currently in the Schema Another type of lining not listed herewith.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded Epoxy
FBPEFusion Bonded Polyethylene (Includes the product known commercially as Sintakote) Fusion Bonded Polyethylene (Sintakote)
Plastic Wrapped Plastic Wrapped Wrapped in plastic tape
Tape Wrapped Tape WrappedWrapped in protective tape impregnated with waterproofing compounds. (Denso Tape and the like)
Concrete Encased Concrete EncasedSheathed Sheathed Sheathed in a protective nonstructural tube (usually polyethylene)Epoxy Paint Epoxy PaintUncoated Uncoated No protective coat
P_1A new protection type not yet in the schema as agreed with the data receiving entity Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
P_2A new protection type not yet in the schema as agreed with the data receiving entity Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
Zinc Galvanized or zinc painted Galvanised or zinc paintedZinalium Zinc Aluminium alloy coating (Petair Saint-Gobain) Zinc Aluminium alloy coating (Petair Saint-Gobain) or similarUnknown Protection type unknown at time of data submission Unknown protection type at time of submissionOther Another type of protection not covered by the schema A protection method other than those included in the current schema.
BodySize_mm The nominal diameter of the major connecting pipe.
positiveInteger
BranchSize_mm The nominal diameter of the minor connecting pipe.
positiveInteger
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction No for in-line fittings. Yes for branched fittings. Angle of main run measured anticlockwise from East.
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
SurfaceLevel_m Surface level of this feature (in metres against the vertical datum).
FloatInvertLevel_m Invert level of this feature (in metres against the vertical datum).
FloatHouse House Drain - standard sanitary drain conveying sewage onlyCombined Combined House Drain - a sanitary drain conveying both sewage and
storm water in a combined sewerage systemDiameter_mm The nominal diameter of the connection
conduit.positiveInteger
PVC-U PolyVinylChloride Orientated Unplasticised PolyvinylchloridePVC-M PolyVinylChloride Modified Modified PVCPVC-O PolyVinylChloride Orientated Oriented PVCCast Iron Cast IronRCP Steel Reinforced Concrete Pipe Reinforced Concrete PipeDI Ductile Iron Ductile IronFRC Fibre Reinforced Concrete Fibre Reinforced ConcreteFRP Fibre Reinforced Plastic Glass Fibre Reinforced PlasticPE Polyethylene PolyethyleneVC Vitrified Clay Vitrified Clay
M_1 A new material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2 A new material not yet in the Schema as agreed with the receiving entity Non-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entityUnknown Lid Material is unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.Other Another material not included in the Schema Material other than those listed herewithSH Sewer HeavySEH Sewer Extra HeavySN4 SN4SN6 SN6SN8 SN8SDR21 SDR21 For PE and UPVCUnknown Material class unknown at time of data submission Class unknown at time of submissionOther Some other class not included in the standard Schema Another (non-standard) class
Length_m The material length in metres of the house connection branch conduit.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Sloped Branch WSAA - Sloped Branch connection Type A ,A1,A2,A3 & A4 on SEQSEW-1104-1/1106-2/1106-3Ramp Riser WSAA - Ramp Riser connection Type B, B1 & B2 on SEQ-SEW-1104-1/1106-4Jump Up WSAA - Jump Up connection Connection of any material type that is in the form of a jump up. Type D on SEQ-
SEW-1105-1, Types C1 & C2 on SEQ-SEW-1106-5Stub WSAA - Connection straight into Maintenance Hole Any connection directly into a Maintenance Structure/ShaftTwin Jump Up WSAA - Twin Jump Up connection As simple Jump-up, but branched after jump to service 2 propertiesTwin Ramp Riser WSAA - Twin Ramp Riser connection As simple Ramp Riser, but branched after rise to service 2 properties
Chainage_m The distance in metres from the centre of the downstream manhole to the point of connection of the offshoot branch.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Offset_m The distance measured square from the centre of the sewer main to the point of connection.
Float_Positive_NonZero
LineNumber The line identifier of the sewer main. String_32
Element representing a sewer fitting other than a valve
Fitting
Connection Element representing a sewer property connection
Physical configuration of connection - based on WSAA standard types.
Type
Call in standard elements for levels at the inspection opening. Level in meters against the vertical datum for this project.
dimensions_point_levels_m
Use The function of the house connection in the network.
The material of the connection conduit.Material
Class
Lining The internal corrosion protection material or method for the fitting.
Protection The external protection for the fitting.
The pipe class as specified by the manufacture. Pipe class refers to the wall thickness and performance of the material.
Class SN4 (formerly SH)Class SN8 (formerly SEH)Refers to ring stiffness in KN/m2Used primarily for SWPP pipes
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Element representing a sewerage Maintenance Hole (formerly Manhole).
MaintenanceHole Use or purpose of this MaintenanceHole in the network
UseDSMHID Downstream manhole identifier. String_32
IO_Distance_m Distance from a point perpendicular to the inspection opening to the centre of the downstream manhole along the axis of the sewer main.
Float_Positive_NonZero
SO_Nearest_m Perpendicular distance from the inspection opening to the nearest cadastral boundary.
Float_Positive_NonZero
SO_Other_m Perpendicular distance from the inspection opening to the next nearest cadastral boundary.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Sediment_Trap True indicates that the connection includes an inline sediment trap.
boolean
Geometry The linear geometry of the house connection feature in coordinate space. Digitise this line downstream from the inspection opening to the pipe or pitIf a point is desired, the inspection opening position may be taken as the start of the lineAt version 4.1.0 these features may include curves due to modern flexible materials.
geometry_linear_singlepath_complex
Connection Element representing a sewer property connection
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ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
Name The gazetted, or proposed, road name. String_254AC Asphalt
FDA Full Depth Asphalt
2CBS 2 Coat Prime and Seal
1CBS 1 Coat Prime and Seal
DUST Dust Seal
SMA Stone Mastic Asphalt
SSSL Slurry Seal
CPAV Concrete Pavers
CONC Concrete, Stencilled/Aggregate
BPAV Brick Pavers
GRVL Gravel Road
PMB Poly Modified Bitumen
Earth EarthGCELL Grass Cell
Surface
Thickness_mm
The surface thickness in millimetres positiveInteger
Surface Nom Width_m
The nominal width of the surface of
the road or street as a decimal
number in metres.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Flexible Flexible pavement
Rigid Rigid pavement
Floodway Pavement section hardened for flood passage.
GR21 Gravel 2.1 CBR60-80
GR23 Gravel 2.3 CBR45-60
GR25 Gravel 2.5 CBR15-30
NGRL Natural Gravel/Conglomerate
ERTH Earth
AC Asphalt
Concrete Concrete
Layer Depth_mm Base layer depth in millimetres Float_Positive_NonZeroLime Lime
Foamed Bitumen Foamed Bitumen
Geogrid Earth Reinforcing Mat
Cement Cement
Default Value
GR21 Gravel 2.1 CBR60-80
GR23 Gravel 2.3 CBR45-60
GR25 Gravel 2.5 CBR15-30
NGRL Natural Gravel/Conglomerate
ERTH Earth
Layer Depth_mm Sub-base layer depth in
millimetres
Float_Positive_NonZero
Lime Lime
Foamed Bitumen Foamed Bitumen
Geogrid Earth Reinforcing Mat
Cement Cement
GEOT Geotextile
ROCK Rock
GTRK Geotectile/Rock
GR25 Gravel 2.5 CBR15-30
Layer Depth_mm Lower sub-base layer depth in
millimetres
Float_Positive_NonZero
Lime Lime
Foamed Bitumen Foamed Bitumen
Geogrid Earth Reinforcing Mat
Cement Cement
Default Value
Class A Class A - As per MRS11-27 Table 3
Class B Class B - As per MRS11-27 Table 3
Class C Class C - As per MRS11-27 Table 3
Class D Class D - As per MRS11-27 Table 3
Class E Class E - As per MRS11-27 Table 3
CBR California Bearing Ratio. An
expression of the load bearing and
shear properties of the material.
positiveInteger
Lime Lime
Foamed Bitumen Foamed Bitumen
Geogrid Earth Reinforcing Mat
Cement Cement
Geometry Polygon geometry delineating the
pavement area in coordinate space.
geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Name Parking area name String_254No Of Carparks Number of individual vehicle spaces. Car positiveInteger
On Street On street parking
Off Street Off street parking
AC Asphalt
FDA Full Depth Asphalt
2CBS 2 Coat Prime and Seal
1CBS 1 Coat Prime and Seal
DUST Dust Seal
SMA Stone Mastic Asphalt
SSSL Slurry Seal
Parking Areas
Data container for pavement structure
characteristics.
Surface
Sub Grade
Pavement Structure
Value indicating whether the parking is an
uninterupted part of the road pavement, or
a seperate area with road access.
Pavement GeoTextile
Represents an area of road pavement.
Pavement geotextile type.
Road Pavement Geotextile Types As per
MRS11-27 Table 3.
On Off Street
Data container for surface characteristics.
Base Layer
SubBase Layer
Pavement Type Pavement construction type
Stabilisation
Data container for surface characteristics.Surface
Subgrade stabilisation method
The surface type of the parking areaSurface Type
The surface type of the road or streetSurfaceType
Describes the pavement base layer
Pavement
Describes the pavement lower sub-
base layer
Data container for subgrade structure
characteristics.
Describes the pavement sub-base
layer
Lower SubBase Layer
Parking Represents an area of parking pavement.
Data structure constraining information on road related features.
Transport Pavement Areas
Represents the featureclass
of parking areas
Represents the featureclass
of road pavement areas
Layer Type Construction type of the base
layer. Must be Concrete
if PavementType is Rigid,
otherwise must not be Concrete
Stabilisation Base layer stabilisation method
Layer Type Construction type of the sub-base
layer.
Stabilisation Sub-base layer stabilisation
method
Layer Type Construction type of the lower
sub-base layer.
Stabilisation Lower sub-base layer stabilisation
method
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ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
Represents an area of road pavement.PavementData structure constraining information on road related features.
Transport Pavement Areas Represents the featureclass
of road pavement areas
CPAV Concrete Pavers
CONC Concrete, Stencilled/Aggregate
BPAV Brick Pavers
GRVL Gravel Road
PMB Poly Modified Bitumen
Earth EarthGCELL Grass Cell
Surface
Thickness_mm
The surface thickness in millimetres positiveInteger
Surface Area_sqm The area of the parking surface as a
decimal number in square metres.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Flexible Flexible pavement
Rigid Rigid pavement
FloodwayPavement section hardened for flood passage
GR21 Gravel 2.1 CBR60-80
GR23 Gravel 2.3 CBR45-60
GR25 Gravel 2.5 CBR15-30
NGRL Natural Gravel/Conglomerate
ERTH Earth
AC Asphalt
Concrete Concrete
Layer Depth_mm Base layer depth in millimetres Float_Positive_NonZeroLime Lime
Foamed Bitumen Foamed Bitumen
Geogrid Earth Reinforcing Mat
Cement Cement
GR21 Gravel 2.1 CBR60-80
GR23 Gravel 2.3 CBR45-60
GR25 Gravel 2.5 CBR15-30
NGRL Natural Gravel/Conglomerate
ERTH Earth
Layer Depth_mm Sub-base layer depth in
millimetres
Float_Positive_NonZero
Lime Lime
Foamed Bitumen Foamed Bitumen
Geogrid Earth Reinforcing Mat
Cement Cement
Default Value
GEOT Geotextile
ROCK Rock
GTRK Geotectile/Rock
GR25 Gravel 2.5 CBR15-30
Layer Depth_mm Lower sub-base layer depth in
millimetres
Float_Positive_NonZero
Lime Lime
Foamed Bitumen Foamed Bitumen
Geogrid Earth Reinforcing Mat
Cement Cement
Class A Class A - As per MRS11-27 Table 3
Class B Class B - As per MRS11-27 Table 3
Class C Class C - As per MRS11-27 Table 3
Class D Class D - As per MRS11-27 Table 3
Class E Class E - As per MRS11-27 Table 3
CBR California Bearing Ratio. An
expression of the load bearing and
shear properties of the material.
positiveInteger
Lime Lime
Foamed Bitumen Foamed Bitumen
Geogrid Earth Reinforcing Mat
Cement Cement
Geometry Polygon geometry delineating the
pavement area in coordinate space.
geometry_area_multipatch_complex
B1 Barrier Kerb Type 5
B2 Barrier Kerb & Channel Type 6
B3 Barrier Kerb & Channel Type 7
B4 Barrier Kerb & Tray Type 23
B5 Barrier Kerb & Tray Type 24
SM1 Semi-Mountable Kerb Type 8
SM2 Semi-Mountable Kerb Type 10
SM3 Semi-Mountable Kerb Type 12
SM4 Semi-Mountable Kerb with Channel
Type 14
SM5 Semi-Mountable Kerb with Channel
Type 15
M1 Mountable Kerb and Channel
M2 Mountable Kerb and Channel
M3 Mountable Kerb and Channel
M4 Mountable Kerb
M5 Mountable Kerb
M6 Mountable Kerb
ER1 Edge Restraint
ER2 Edge Restraint
ER3 Edge Restraint
ER4 Edge Restraint
Describes the pavement lower sub-
base layer
Describes the pavement sub-base
layer
Describes the pavement base layer
Subgrade stabilisation method
Parking Areas
Base Layer
Stabilisation
SubBase Layer
Data container for pavement structure
characteristics.
Surface Data container for surface characteristics.
Lower SubBase Layer
The surface type of the parking areaSurface Type
Pavement Type Pavement construction type
Data container for subgrade structure
characteristics.
Sub Grade
Road Edge Represents an edge feature of a pavement
area.
Pavement geotextile type.
Road edge configuration.
Type of Road Edge - As per DMR drawing
1033.
Type
Pavement Geo Textile
Parking Represents an area of parking pavement.
Pavement Structure
Data structure constraining information on road related features.
Transport
Road Edges Represents the featureclass
of road edges
Represents the featureclass
of parking areas
Layer Type Construction type of the base
layer. Must be Concrete if
PavementType is Rigid,
otherwise must not be Concrete
Stabilisation Base layer stabilisation method
Layer Type Construction type of the sub-base
layer.
Stabilisation Sub-base layer stabilisation
method
Layer Type Construction type of the lower
sub-base layer.
Stabilisation Lower sub-base layer stabilisation
method
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Transport
ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
Represents an area of road pavement.PavementData structure constraining information on road related features.
Transport Pavement Areas Represents the featureclass
of road pavement areas
ER5 Edge Restraint
INV600 Concrete Channel Type 22
INV900 Concrete Channel Type 28
Bitumen Bitumen Road Edge treatment
Concrete Concrete Road Edge treatment
Length_m Length in metres of edge material. Float_Positive_NonZeroPavement
Extension_mm
The pavement extension, in millimetres,
behind the back of kerb.
positiveInteger
Geometry Polyline geometry describing the feature in
coordinate space.
geometry_linear_multipath_complex
Splitter Splitter Island
Pedestrian Refuge Pedestrian Refuge
Center Median Center MedianRoundabout Roundabout
Road Hump Road Hump - speed management
measure
Chicane Chicane - often constricting passage to a single lane
LATM Local Area Traffic Management
feature
Area_sqm The area, in square metres, of the infill. Float_Positive_NonZeroPlain Concrete Plain Concrete
Exposed Agg Exposed Aggregate
Stamped Concrete Stamped Concrete
Stencilled Concrete Stencilled Concrete
Plain Coloured Concrete
Plain Coloured Concrete
CPAV Concrete Pavers
BPAV Brick Pavers
AC Asphalt
Grass Grass
Landscaped Landscaped
Grass/Landscaped Combination of grass and landscaped
elements
Concrete/Grass Combination of concrete and grassed
elements
Concrete/Landscaped
Combination of concrete and
landscaped elements
Geometry Polygon geometry describing the feature in
coordinate space.
geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Shared Shared Pedestrian and Cycleway
CycleWay Bicycles only
Pedestrian Pedestrians only
Horse Trail Defined use horse trailMountain Bike Defined use mountain bike trail
Structure Type of pathway structure. A fixed value of
In Ground is required for this sub type
String_32
Concrete Concrete
CPAV Concrete PaversBPAV Brick PaversBitumen Bitument
Gravel Gravel
Earth Earth
Steel Steel
Stone Stone
Timber Timber
Sand SandWidth_m Nominal width of the pathway in metres. Float_Positive_NonZeroDepth_mm The nominal depth of the pathway material
in millimetres.
positiveInteger
Geometry Polyline geometry describing the feature in
coordinate space.
geometry_linear_singlepath_complex
Shared Shared Pedestrian and Cycleway
CycleWay Bicycles only
Pedestrian Pedestrians only
Horse Trail Defined use horse trailMountain Bike Defined use mountain bike trail
Structure Type of pathway structure. A fixed value of
On Road is required for this sub type
String_32
Surface Material Surface material of the structure.
A fixed value of Road Pavement is applied
to this sub type.
String_32
Width_m Nominal width of the marked pathway in
metres.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Geometry Polyline geometry describing the feature in
coordinate space.
geometry_linear_singlepath_complex
Shared Shared Pedestrian and Cycleway
CycleWay Bicycles only
Pedestrian Pedestrians only
Horse Trail Defined use horse trailMountain Bike Defined use mountain bike trailBoardwalk Boardwalk
Causeway Causeway
Foot Bridge Foot Bridge
Stairs Stairs
Ramp Ramp
Underpass Underpass
Intended traffic use of the structure.
Represents a structure functioning as a linear
section of footpath or cycleway. Do not use to
describe on-road cycleway.
Path Structure
Represents a linear section of on-road
cycleway.
Road Pathway
Road Edge Represents an edge feature of a pavement
area.
Use
Type of Road Island InfillInfill Type
Road edge configuration.
Type of Road Edge - As per DMR drawing
1033.
Type
Type Type of Road Island
Represents an on-ground footpath or
cycleway feature. Do not use to describe on-
road cycleway.
Pathway
Structure
Data structure constraining information on road related features.
Transport
Road Edges Represents the featureclass
of road edges
Road Island Represents an area of road island , local
traffic calming, or median structure. Where
the structure incorporates water sensitive
urban design (WSUD) features, those
features should be independently captured.
Road Islands Represents the featureclass
of road islands
Represents the featureclass
of pathways. Subtypes are
provided for the correct
validation of in-ground
paths, on-road cycleways
and structures functioning
as part of a linear path
network.
Pathways
Type of pathway structure.
Surface Material Surface material of the structure.
Intended traffic use of the structure.Use
Intended traffic use of the structure.
A fixed value of CycleWay is applied to this
sub type.
Use
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ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
Represents an area of road pavement.PavementData structure constraining information on road related features.
Transport Pavement Areas Represents the featureclass
of road pavement areas
Concrete Concrete
CPAV Concrete PaversBPAV Brick PaversBitumen Bitumen
Gravel Gravel
Earth Earth
Steel Steel
Stone Stone
Timber Timber
Sand SandConcrete Concrete
Steel Steel
Stone Stone
Brick Brick
Timber Timber
Width_m Nominal width of the pathway in metres. Float_Positive_NonZeroGeometry Polyline geometry describing the feature in
coordinate space.
geometry_linear_singlepath_complex
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0
degrees = East)
Float_DirectionRepresents a pram ramp or disabled entry-
point to a road edge.
Pram Ramp
Represents a structure functioning as a linear
section of footpath or cycleway. Do not use to
describe on-road cycleway.
Path Structure
Sub Structure Material Surface material of the structure.
Data structure constraining information on road related features.
Transport
Pram Ramps
Represents the featureclass
of pathways. Subtypes are
provided for the correct
validation of in-ground
paths, on-road cycleways
and structures functioning
as part of a linear path
network.
Pathways
Surface Material Surface material of the structure.
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Water Supply
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION SEQ-Code Description and use ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
20 Minimum service diameter is 20mm25,38,50 for coppoer and 25,32,40 for PE (external)
63 Maximum service diameter to use this feature class is 63mmDI Ductile Iron Ductile IronCopper CopperPE Polyethylene Polyethylene
M_1 A new material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
Other Material not currently in the schema Material other than those listed herewithUnknown Material Unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.PN6 Class PN6 for poly servicesPN6.3 Class PN6.3 for poly servicesPN8 Class PN8 for poly servicesPN9 Class PN9 for poly servicesPN10 Class PN10 for poly servicesPN12 Class PN12 for poly servicesPN12.5 Class PN12.5 for poly servicesPN16 Class PN16 - default for PE-100, PVC-O and PVC-M PE should be class PN16PN18 Class PN18 for poly servicesPN20 Class PN20 for poly servicesPN35 Class PN35 (Standard for DI) DI should use PN35Type A Type A for copper services Copper should use Type AOther Some other service pipe class not included in the schemaUnknown Service class unknown at time of data submissionConduit The water service is laid in a protective conduitNo Conduit The water service is not in a protective conduitOther Some other type of protection Service is protected in another wayUnknown Service protection type unknown at time of data submissionBall Valve Service ends in a Ball Valve Service ends in ball valveNo Valve Service ends in an open pipe or blank end Service ends with no valve prior to meterOther Service ends in some other way Service ends in another type of valveUnknown Service termination unknown at time of data submission Service ends in an unknown way
Drinking WaterDrinking-quality (potable) water for normal mains supply by the municipal water service provider
For water services the only validchoices are Drinking Water,Recycled APlus, Recycled A orDisused.
Recycled AplusClass A+ tertiary treated with reverse osmosis recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted interior and exterior uses
Recycled AClass A tertiary treated recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted exterior uses
Treated Effluent Treated Effluent to class B through class D for irrigation onlyRain Water Rain Water collected directly into the system for irrigation
Raw WaterUntreated water from a watercourse or pond used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Ground WaterUntreated water from bores used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Process Water Non-potable process water of some description
OtherPipe conveying some other kind of water (not recycled class B and below which is considered as treated sewage effluent)
Unknown Type of water carried by this pipe is unknown at time of submissionLength_m Material length of the pipe in metres. Float_Positive_NonZeroGeometry Point geometry representing the
feature in coordinate space.geometry_point_singlepoint
Conduit Pipe protecting a water pipe running inside it. Not hydraulically connected to the network
Pipe protecting a water pipe running inside it. Not hydraulically connected to the network. See 10.11.
Disused Disused Main Disused or Abandoned lineFire Service Fire Service - usually used for private customer-owned infrastructure not
owned by the water service providerFire Service - usually used for private customer-owned infrastructure not owned by the water service provider
Fire DomesticDomestic Fire Service - usually used for private customer-owned infrastructure not owned by the water service provider
Domestic Fire Service - usually used for private customer-owned infrastructure not owned by the water service provider.
Fire SprinklerDedicated un-metered fire sprinkler service - usually used for private customer-owned infrastructure not owned by the water service provider
Dedicated un-metered fire sprinklerservice - usually used for private customer-owned infrastructure not owned by the water service provider
Fire Service Thru MeterMetered Fire Service - usually used for private customer-owned infrastructure not owned by the water service provider
Metered Fire Service - usually used for private customer-owned infrastructure not owned by the water service provider
IntakeIntake pipe feeding a water treatment plant or irrigation system (usualy with non potable water)
Intake pipe feeding a water treatment plant or irrigation system (usually with non-potable water)
InternalCustomer owned pipe on customer side of the meter distributing water from mains to internal fixtures
Customer owned pipe on customer side of the meter distributing water from mains to internal fixtures
Irrigation Irrigation Pipe - usually used for private customer-owned infrastructure not owned by the water service provider
Irrigation Pipe - usually used for private customer-owned infrastructure not owned by the water service provider
ReticulationNormal mains water distribution Pipe
Normal water main usually of a diameter smaller than a trunk main that is not a trunk water main.
Scour Scour main from reticulation to an outlet Pipe from scour valve to point of scour discharge.Service Used for service connections > DN63 from main to meter . Domestic Services
use water service feature classUsed for service connections > DN63 from main to meter. Domestic Services use water service feature class
Trunk Trunk Water Main being a reticulation main above a size as defined by the receiving entity
NOT USED in submission to SEQSPs. Use “Reticulation” A water main of greater nominal diameter greater than a reticulation main
WasteWaste Pipe from a reservoir or tank
Pipe discharging overflow water or non-potable water. Not commonly used in submissions made under the SEQ Code
Other Another use not specified in the schema Use that does not comply with any of the other values.
Drinking WaterDrinking-quality (potable) water for normal mains supply by the municipal water service provider
Drinking-quality (potable) water for normal mains supply by the municipal water service provider
Recycled AplusClass A+ tertiary treated with reverse osmosis recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted interior and exterior uses
Class A+ tertiary treated with reverse osmosis recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted interior and exterior uses
Recycled AClass A tertiary treated recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted exterior uses
Class A tertiary treated recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted exterior uses
Treated Effluent Treated Effluent to class B through class D for irrigation onlyTreated Effluent to class B throughclass D for irrigation only. Provided
Rain Water Rain Water collected directly into the system for irrigation Rain Water collected directly into the system for irrigation
Raw WaterUntreated water from a watercourse or pond used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Untreated water from a watercourse or pond used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Ground WaterUntreated water from bores used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Untreated water from bores used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Represents the feature class of domestic sized water services
WaterServices Represents a domestic water service feature.
Diameter Nominal diameter of the pipe in millimetres.
Material The service pipe material.
Protection Provision of conduit or other protection
Termination
Class The service pipe class as specified by the manufacture and relevant to the material.
The purpose of this feature in the network.
Use
Fitting or valve at the customer end of the service
WaterQuality Type of water supplied through water service:Drinking water, recycled water or disused service
WaterQuality The quality of the water being carried by the pipe.
Represents a water supply pipe feature.
PipeRepresents the feature class of water supply pipes
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Water Supply
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION SEQ-Code Description and use ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
Represents the feature class of domestic sized water services
WaterServices Represents a domestic water service feature.
Diameter Nominal diameter of the pipe in millimetres.
Process Water Non-potable process water of some description Non-potable process water of some description
OtherPipe conveying some other kind of water (not recycled class B and below which is considered as treated sewage effluent) Some other kind of water or liquid not included in the Schema
Unknown Type of water carried by this pipe is unknown at time of submission An unknown quality of water.Alignment_m Offset from casdastral boundary to
the main.Float_Positive_NonZero
Diameter_mm Nominal diameter of the pipe in millimetres.
positiveInteger
DI Ductile Iron Ductile IronPVC-U PolyVinylChloride Unplasticised Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride. Not used for new water mains be
SEQ-SPsPVC-M PolyVinylChloride Modified Modified Polyvinyl ChloridePVC-O PolyVinylChloride Orientated Oriented Polyvinyl ChlorideABS Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene Acrylonitrile Butadiene StyreneCopper Copper Water services onlyGRP Glass Reinforced Plastic (includes the product known commercially as
Hobas) Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic (Hobas) MS Mild Steel Mild SteelSS Stainless Steel Stainless SteelPE-100 Polyethylene 100 Grade 100 PolyethylenePE-80B Polyethylene 80B Grade 80B PolyethyleneRCP Reinforced Concrete Pipe Reinforced Concrete Pipe – Not used in SEQ-SP submissions
AC Asbestos Cement (Existing Infrastructure Only)Asbestos Cement (Legacy Systemsonly not for new infrastructure)
M_1 A new material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2 A new material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
Other Material not currently in the schema Material other than those listed herewithUnknown Material Unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.SN5000 Class SN5000 Used for GRP pipesSN8000 Class SN8000 Used for GRP pipesSN10000 Class SN10000 Used for GRP pipesPN6 Class PN6 Used for flanged pipes and some
pipes without flanges. PN35 (35Bar pressure) is equivalent to thestandard class for Ductile Iron.Also used for PE-100, PVC andother types.
SDR7.4, SDR9, SDR11, SDR13.5, SDR17 and
SDR21 are not included in ADAC, however are included in SEQ D&C
PN6.3 Class PN6.3PN8 Class PN8PN9 Class PN9PN10 Class PN10PN12 Class PN12PN12.5 Class PN12.5PN16 Class PN16 - default for PE-100, PVC-O and PVC-MPN18 Class PN18PN20 Class PN20PN35 Class PN35 (Standard for DI)FLCL Class FLCL (ductile iron flanged class) Flanged Ductile Iron. Use flange class for SEQ-Code. Usually PN35
Type A Type A ABS pipe classesType B Type B ABS pipe classes4.8mm 4.8mm wall thickness class (Mild Steel) Wall thickness for mild steel and
stainless steel pipes5mm 5mm wall thickness class (Mild Steel)6mm 6mm wall thickness class (Mild Steel)7mm 7mm wall thickness class (Mild Steel)8mm 8mm wall thickness class (Mild Steel)9mm 9mm wall thickness class (Mild Steel)10mm 10mm wall thickness class (Mild Steel)11mm 11mm wall thickness class (Mild Steel)12mm 12mm wall thickness class (Mild Steel)16mm 16mm wall thickness class (Mild Steel)Other Another class not specified by the schema) Another (non-standard) classUnknown Pipe class unknown at time of data submission Class unknown at time of submissionCL Cement Lined normal (default for Ductile Iron and Mild Steel) OPC Cement Lined
CL_SR Cement Lined - Sulphate Resistant (DI and MS) Sulphate Resistant Cement LinedCL_AC Cement Lined - Calcium Aluminate (DI and MS) Calcium Aluminate Cement LinedPVC Plasticised PVC (includes Humes Plastiline) PVC lining such as Humes Plastiline and the like.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyUnlined Unlined No internal liningUnknown Lining type unknown at time of data submission Lining type unknown at time of submissionOther Another type of liner that is not currently in the Schema Another type of lining not covered elsewhere.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyFBPE Fusion Bonded Polyethelene (Includes the product known commercially as
Sintakote)Fusion Bonded Polyethylene (Sintakote)
Plastic Wrapped Plastic Wrapped Wrapped in plastic tapeConcrete Encased Concrete EncasedTape Wrapped Wrapped in pipe and flange protection anti-corrosion tape. Commonly a
synthetic fabric tape coated with a neutral petrolium compound.Wrapped in protective tape impregnated with waterproofing compounds. (Denso Tape and the like)
Uncoated Uncoated No protectionEpoxy Epoxy paint or coating Epoxy paint or coating
P_1A new protection type not yet in the schema as agreed with the data receiving entity
Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
P_2A new protection type not yet in the schema as agreed with the data receiving entity
Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
Zinc Galvanized or zinc painted Galvanised or zinc paintedZinalium Zinc Aluminium alloy coating (Petair Saint-Gobain) Zinc Aluminium alloy coating (Petair Saint-Gobain) or similarL_1 Another Lining type as agreed with the receiving entityUnknown Protection type unknown at time of data submission Unknown protection type at time of submissionOther Another type of protection not covered by the schemaRR Rubber Ring Rubber RingRRRJ Rubber Ring Restrained Joint (Ductile Iron) Rubber Ring Restrained (Tyton-Lok)SWJ Solvent Welded Joint (PVC) Solvent Welded Joint (PVC ABS)
The pipe material.Material
WaterQuality The quality of the water being carried by the pipe.
Represents a water supply pipe feature.
Pipe
Class
Represents the feature class of water supply pipes
Protection
The pipe class as specified by the manufacture. Pipe class refers to the wall thickness and performance of the material.
Lining The internal corrosion protection method employed on the pipe material.
JointType Pipe jointing method employed.
The external corrosion protection method employed on the pipe material.
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Water Supply
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION SEQ-Code Description and use ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
Represents the feature class of domestic sized water services
WaterServices Represents a domestic water service feature.
Diameter Nominal diameter of the pipe in millimetres.
WJ Welded Joint (Mild Steel pipe) Welded Joint (Steel Pipes)FJ Flanged Joint Flanged Joint (DI & MS)MCJ Mechanical Compression Joint (PE pipe and Copper) Mechanical compression Joint. Mainly used on copper and PEBW Butt Weld (PE pipe) Butt Weld (PE pipes)EFW Electrofusion Weld (PE pipe) ElectroFusion weld (PE pipes)
JT_1A new joint type not yet included in the Schema used by agreement with the receiving entity.
Non-Standard joint type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
Unknown Joint type unknown at time of data submission An unknown joint type at time of submissionOther A joint type not already included in the above choices Another kind of Joint not included in the Schema
AverageDepth_m The average depth in metres that the pipe is buried. This measure is useful in most residential developments, but will be less reliable in sharply changing terrain or where significant cuts and fills have been applied. Negative depths may be used to indicate exposed or suspended pipes
Float
Type A WSSA - Type A Correspond to the WSAA bedding types shown on drawings SEQWAT-1201-1 to SEQ-WAT-1203-1 Note that drawing SEQ-WAT -1204-1 shows types K-M for road crossings. Do not use types K-N as these are elaborations on the basic types that provide further detail for backfill above the level of the pipe. Use the basic types as appropriate.
Type B WSSA - Type BType C WSSA - Type CType D WSSA - Type DType E WSSA - Type EType F WSSA - Type FType G WSSA - Type GType H WSSA - Type HType I WSSA - Type IType J WSSA - Type JType K WSSA - Type KType L WSSA - Type LType M WSSA - Type MType 1 WSAA embedment Type 1 Sand Bed Only Note Types 1- 15 are a duplication of A-M. Do not use in SEQ Code
Type 2 WSAA embedment Type 2 Sand Bed OnlyType 3 WSAA embedment Type 3 Sand SurroundType 4 WSAA embedment Type 4 Sand Surround GeotextileType 5 WSAA embedment Type 5 Concrete FoundationType 6 WSAA embedment Type 6 Concrete FoundationType 7 WSAA embedment Type 7 Geotextile Pillow FoundationType 8 WSAA embedment Type 8 Cement Stable FoundationType 9 WSAA embedment Type 9 Concrete EncaseType 10 WSAA embedment Type 10 Cement Stable EncaseType 11 WSAA embedment Type 11 Piled GeotextileType 12 WSAA embedment Type 12 Piled Concrete EncaseType 13 WSAA embedment Type 13 Piled GeotextileType 14 WSAA embedment Type 14Type 15 WSAA embedment Type 15Above Ground Above Ground Pipe is not buried; it is on piers or attached to a structure such as a
bridge deck.Unknown Embedment Type unknown at time of data submission Unknown embedment type at time of submissionOther Embedment Type unknown at time of data submission Another embedment type not included in the schema-
EB_1 A special non-standard embedment type as agreed with the receiving entityNon-Standard embedment type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
EB_2 special non-standard embedment type as agreed with the receiving entityNon-Standard embedment type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
Length_m Material length of the pipe in metres. Float_Positive_NonZero
Geometry Polyline representing the geometry of the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_linear_singlepath_simple
Non-ReturnA valve allowing flow in only one direction of types Generic, Rubber Gate, Swing Check Wafer of RPZ
Stop A valve to prevent flow down a pipe.Scour A valve that is opened to scour a water main
Diversion A valve the main function of which is to select an alternative flow pathZone Boundary A Valve normally closed to separate water supply zonesFlow Control A valve used to control or stop the rate of flow
Pressure ControlA valve designed to control the pressure in a water supply system of types Overflow, Pressure Relief, Altitude Valve, or Vacuum Release
Gas Release A valve used to purge air or gas from the high points of a water pipelineOther A valve use for a use not provided for in the schemaService
A valve controlling flow between a water main and a water serviceGeneric NR A generic type of non return valveRubber Gate A rubber gate type non-return valve eg Val-Matic Swing-FlexSwing Check A swing check type non-retun valveWafer A wafer type non-return valveRPZ An Reduced Pressure Zone type non return valveGate A standard gate valveButterfly Butterfly Valve.Knife Gate Knife Gate Valve.Eccentric Plug An eccentric plug type control ValveGlobe Globe ValveBall Valve A ball valve for flow controlVee Ported Ball A vee-ported ball valveControl A generic or unknown type of control valveOverflow An overflow valvePressure Relief An pressure releasing valvePressure Sustaining A pressure sustaining valveAltitude Valve Altitude Valve.Vacuum Release Vacuum Release or surge control valveAir Valve Air valve for gas or air releaseSpecial A special type of valve not specified elsewhere in the schema
Embedment type from WSAA Sewerage Codes.
Embedment
Type
Use The purpose of the valve in the network.
Represents the feature class of water supply valves
Represents a water supply pipe feature.
Pipe
Represents a water supply valve feature.
Valve
The type of valve.
Represents the feature class of water supply pipes
JointType Pipe jointing method employed.
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Water Supply
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION SEQ-Code Description and use ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
Represents the feature class of domestic sized water services
WaterServices Represents a domestic water service feature.
Diameter Nominal diameter of the pipe in millimetres.
Diameter_mm The nominal bore diameter of the valve.
positiveIntegerManufacturer String_64 Required for all valves with a use of pressure control, Gas release and
other. Optional for other valve usesModel Number String_64 Required for all valves with a use of pressure control, Gas release and
other. Optional for other valve usesRotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-
clockwise 0 degrees = East)Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Drinking WaterDrinking-quality (potable) water for normal mains supply by the municipal water service provider
For water valves in the municipalwater supply the only valid choicesare Drinking Water, RecycledAPlus, Recycled A or Disused.
Recycled AplusClass A+ tertiary treated with reverse osmosis recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted interior and exterior uses
Recycled AClass A tertiary treated recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted exterior uses
Treated Effluent Treated Effluent to class B through class D for irrigation onlyRain Water Rain Water collected directly into the system for irrigation
Raw WaterUntreated water from a watercourse or pond used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Ground WaterUntreated water from bores used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Process Water Non-potable process water of some description
OtherPipe conveying some other kind of water (not recycled class B and below which is considered as treated sewage effluent)
Unknown Type of water carried by this pipe is unknown at time of submissionSpring Spring Hydrant. Below ground
Filling PointHydrant (usually of spring type) with a metered standpipe semi-permanently in place.
Hydrant (usually of spring type) with a metered standpipe semipermanently in place.
Pillar Pillar Hydrant. Above GroundDiameter_mm The nominal bore size of the hydrant. positiveInteger
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Drinking WaterDrinking-quality (potable) water for normal mains supply by the municipal water service provider
For hydrants in the municipal watersupply the only valid choices areDrinking Water, Recycled APlus,Recycled A or Disused.
Recycled AplusClass A+ tertiary treated with reverse osmosis recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted interior and exterior uses
Recycled AClass A tertiary treated recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted exterior uses
Treated Effluent Treated Effluent to class B through class D for irrigation onlyRain Water Rain Water collected directly into the system for irrigation
Raw WaterUntreated water from a watercourse or pond used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Ground WaterUntreated water from bores used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Process Water Non-potable process water of some description
OtherPipe conveying some other kind of water (not recycled class B and below which is considered as treated sewage effluent)
Unknown Type of water carried by this pipe is unknown at time of submissionSerial Number The manufacturers serial number, as
stamped or fixed on the meter.String_64
IrrigationSmall in-line meter used in irrigation systems to give a general indication of flow volumes but not at the accuracy needed for billing or control
Small in-line meter used in irrigation systems to give a general indication of flow volumes but not at the accuracy needed for billing or control. Not used for municipal water supply,
Conventional Standard volumetric meter Standard displacement type meterManifold Meter with built-in valve Displacement type with built in valves to allow meter change over
without disconnection.Magflow Electro-magnetic Metering System with no moving parys Electro/magnetic or Doppler typeTurbine Meter using a turbine or moving vain to measure flow Meter with a moving propeller or turbineOther Another unspecified type of water meter Another unspecified type of water meterUnknown Meter type unknown at time of data submission Meter type unknown at time of data submission
Diameter_mm The nominal bore diameter of the meter.
positiveInteger
Dials The number of dials on the reading positiveIntegerManufacturer String_64 ABB, ABB Kent, RMC, Email, ELS, Other and
Unknown are not included in ADAC, however inlcuded in SEQ D&C as non mandatory
Model Number String_64Initial Reading The reading on the meter face at the
time of installation.positiveInteger
Private Booster True indicates that the meter is associated with a private pressure boosting system.
boolean Default is False
Left Left hand sideRight Right hand side
Offset_m The distance in metres to measure along the frontage from the indicated side.
Float_Positive_Zero
InstallationDate Installation Date of the meter. date
LotNo String_32 PlanNo String_32
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Drinking WaterDrinking-quality (potable) water for normal mains supply by the municipal water service provider
For water meters connected to themunicipal water supply, the only valid choices are Drinking Water, Recycled APlus, Recycled A or Disused.
WaterQuality
WaterQuality The quality of the water in the network the valve is part of.
Standard element group called in to a support manufacturer and model details
Offset Side
Use The purpose of the hydrant in the network.
Is the offset from the left or the right side boundary when looking from the
Represents the feature class of water supply valves
Represents the feature class of water supply hydrants
Hydrant
Meter
Represents a water supply valve feature.
Valve
manufacturer_model_detais
Represents the feature class of water supply meters
Represents a water supply meter feature.
lot_plan_details
WaterQuality
Represents a water supply hydrant feature.
Standard element group called in to support lot and plan cadastral
The quality of the water being metered.
Configuration of the meter.
Standard element group called in to a support manufacturer and model details
manufacturer_model_detais
Type
The quality of the water being delivered through the hydrant.
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Represents the feature class of domestic sized water services
WaterServices Represents a domestic water service feature.
Diameter Nominal diameter of the pipe in millimetres. Recycled Aplus
Class A+ tertiary treated with reverse osmosis recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted interior and exterior uses
Recycled AClass A tertiary treated recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted exterior uses
Treated Effluent Treated Effluent to class B through class D for irrigation onlyRain Water Rain Water collected directly into the system for irrigation
Raw WaterUntreated water from a watercourse or pond used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Ground WaterUntreated water from bores used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Process Water Non-potable process water of some description
OtherPipe conveying some other kind of water (not recycled class B and below which is considered as treated sewage effluent)
Unknown Type of water carried by this pipe is unknown at time of submissionBend
Bend, a fitting not a recurved pipe that changes the direction of a pipeline Bend fitting of any magnitudeConnector
A straight through connector with no change of direction Non-specific in line connector - Not mandatory to record for SEQ-SPsCross Connection A cross connection with 4 branches 4-way branch.Connector Thrust A straight through connector with no change of direction capable of
transmitting axial thrust to the pipeline or a structureAs above but designed to take thrust against a restraining structure - Not mandatory to record for SEQ-SPs
Dismantling JointA straight connector specifically included to facilitate the dismantling of complex flanged pipework and valves.
A straight connector often ofadjustable length specifically included to facilitate the dismantling of complex flanged pipework and valves
Gibault Standard gibault connection Gibault – Not mandatory to record for SEQ-SPsTaper Taper. Joining pipes of unequal diameter. In-line fitting to change from one diameter to anotherTee T - Joint with 3 arms one of which is at right angles to the axis joining the other
2. Normal TeeWye Y - Joint with 3 arms where the angle between any 2 arms is not 90 or 180
degreesY - Joint with 3 arms where the angle between any 2 arms is not 90 or 180 degrees
Cathodic Protection Point Electrical connection point for cathodic protection Point for connecting cathodic protection.Dead Plate Blank flange on the end of a flanged pipe or fitting Blank flange or welded on dead end at the end of a pipelineExternal Dead End Fitting such as an endcap that forms a dead end in a pipe run Fitting such as an endcap that forms a dead end in a pipe runTee Branch Dead End A dead end plate pre-fitted to one branch of a Tee for access or future
connectionA dead end plate pre-fitted to one branch of a Tee for access or future connection
Tee Branch Ext Dead End Dead end on a Tee fitting with a side branch of extended length Dead end on a Tee fitting with a side branch of extended lengthPuddle Flange Puddle Flange on pipe to transmit thrust or seal pipe into a structure Puddle Flange – Not mandatory to record for SEQ-SPsReady Tap
Ready Tap collar with prefabricated water service take off pointsPre-fabricated fitting to provide service connections. See Water services
Sampling PointSampling Point to sample water quality In line fitting that can be opened to take a sample from the pipeline.
Booster Pump Booster Pump to boost pressure or provide motive force to water in the network Water transport or pressure regulating pump
Surge Vessel Surge Vessel fitted to control surge pressures (water hammer) Pressure vessel designed to dampen water hammer.Tapping Band Tapping Band for the off-take of a water service from a main Fitting to tap main for a water service. See Water servicesABS Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene Acrylonitrile Butadiene StyreneBrass Brass Mainly for customer-owned small bore not SEQ-SP infrastructureCopper Copper Mainly for customer-owned small bore not SEQ-SP infrastructureDI Ductile Iron Ductile IronMS Mild Steel Mild SteelPVC PolyVinylChloride Modified Polyvinyl ChloridePE Polyethylene Medium Density Polyethylene
AC Asbestos Cement - Existing Infrastructure Only Asbestos Cement (Legacy Systems only not for new infrastructure)
M_1 A new material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2 A new material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
Other Another material not in the Schema Material other than those listed herewithUnknown Material unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.CL Cement Lined normal (default for Ductile Iron and Mild Steel) OPC Cement LinedCL_SR Cement Lined - Sulphate Resistant (DI and MS) Sulphate Resistant Cement LinedCL_AC Cement Lined - Calcium Aluminate (DI and MS) Calcium Aluminate Cement LinedPVC Plasticised PVC (includes Humes Plastiline) PVC lining such as Humes Plastiline and the like.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyUnlined Unlined No internal liningUnknown Lining type unknown at time of data submission Lining type unknown at time of submissionOther Another type of liner that is not currently in the Schema Another type of lining not covered elsewhere.FBE Fusion Bonded Epoxy Fusion Bonded EpoxyFBPE Fusion Bonded Polyethelene (Includes the product known commercially as
Sintakote)Fusion Bonded Polyethylene (Sintakote)
Plastic Wrapped Plastic Wrapped Wrapped in plastic tapeConcrete Encased Concrete EncasedTape Wrapped Wrapped in pipe and flange protection anti-corrosion tape. Commonly a
synthetic fabric tape coated with a neutral petrolium compound.Wrapped in protective tape impregnated with waterproofing compounds. (Denso Tape and the like)
Uncoated Uncoated No protectionEpoxy Epoxy paint or coating Epoxy paint or coating
P_1A new protection type not yet in the schema as agreed with the data receiving entity
Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
P_2A new protection type not yet in the schema as agreed with the data receiving entity
Non-Standard protection type with a meaning agreed with the receiving entity
Zinc Galvanized or zinc painted Galvanised or zinc paintedZinalium Zinc Aluminium alloy coating (Petair Saint-Gobain) Zinc Aluminium alloy coating (Petair Saint-Gobain) or similarL_1 Another Lining type as agreed with the receiving entityUnknown Protection type unknown at time of data submission Unknown protection type at time of submissionOther Another type of protection not covered by the schema
Body Size_mm The nominal diameter of the largest pipe entering the fitting.Although not constrained, software may use the simpleType water_fittings_boresize for a starting list of values
positiveInteger
Branch Size_mm The nominal diameter of the smallest pipe entering the fitting.Although not constrained, software may use the simpleType water_fittings_boresize for a starting list of values
positiveInteger
Represents a water supply pipe fitting, other than a valve, meter or hydrant
Lining The internal corrosion protection method employed on the fitting material.
Protection The external corrosion protection method employed on the fitting material.
The fitting material.Material
MeterRepresents the feature class of water supply meters
FittingRepresents the feature class of water supply fittings
Represents a water supply meter feature.
WaterQuality The quality of the water being metered.
Type The fitting type.
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Represents the feature class of domestic sized water services
WaterServices Represents a domestic water service feature.
Diameter Nominal diameter of the pipe in millimetres.
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction No for in-line fittings. Yes for branched fittings. Angle of main run measured anticlockwise from East.
Geometry Point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Drinking WaterDrinking-quality (potable) water for normal mains supply by the municipal water service provider
For water fittings on municipalwater supply lines, the only validchoices are Drinking Water,Recycled APlus, Recycled A orDisused.
Recycled AplusClass A+ tertiary treated with reverse osmosis recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted interior and exterior uses
Recycled AClass A tertiary treated recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted exterior uses
Treated Effluent Treated Effluent to class B through class D for irrigation onlyRain Water Rain Water collected directly into the system for irrigation
Raw WaterUntreated water from a watercourse or pond used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Ground WaterUntreated water from bores used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Process Water Non-potable process water of some description
OtherPipe conveying some other kind of water (not recycled class B and below which is considered as treated sewage effluent)
Unknown Type of water carried by this pipe is unknown at time of submissionValve Pit Valve Pit An accessible chamber containing valves.Disused Valve Pit that is no longer used Disused or Abandoned chamberComplex Valve Pit that houses a combination of valves and other equipment Use where chamber has more than one usePressure Regulation Pit housing a pressure regulation or surge control device Chamber used for pressure regulating equipmentPump Station Water pumping station A water pumping station
Temporary Works Pit used during construction that is no longer used but has been left in placeOther Valve Pit with some other use not provided for in the schema Chamber serving some other purpose to those listed herewith.Unknown Valve Pit of a type that is unknown at time of data submission Use is unknown
Length_mm Internal lengh in millimetres for rectangular water
positiveInteger
Width_mm Internal width in millimetres for rectangular water
positiveInteger
Circular Data container for circular dimensions. Diameter_mm Diameter in millimetres
positiveInteger
Surface Level_m The height of the top surface of the lid, hatch, rim or roof. Surface level in meters against the vertical datum for this project.
Float
Invert Level_m The height of the top surface of interior floor/bottom. Invert level in meters against the vertical datum for this project.
Float
Prefabricated Prefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situ InsituPVC PolyVinylChloride Polyvinyl ChloridePE Polyethylene PolyethylenePP Polypropylene PolypropyleneGRP Glass Reinforced Plastic Glass Reinforced PlasticConcrete Concrete
M_1 A new material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2 A new material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
Other Another material not included in the Schema Material other than those listed herewithUnknown Material unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.Prefabricated Prefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situ InsituPVC PolyVinylChloride Polyvinyl ChloridePE Polyethylene PolyethylenePP Polypropylene PolypropyleneGRP Glass Reinforced Plastic Glass Reinforced PlasticConcrete Concrete
M_1 A new material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2 A new material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
Other Another material not included in the Schema Material other than those listed herewithUnknown Material unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.PVC PolyVinylChloride Polyvinyl ChloridePE Polyethylene PolyethylenePP Polypropylene PolypropyleneConcrete ConcreteMS Mild Steel Solid Mild Steel includes chequer plateSS Stainless Steel Solid Stainless Steel includes chequer plateAluminium AluminiumCast Iron Frame Cast Iron Frame Gatic type with concrete infill.Grid Mesh - GRP Grid Mesh - GRP Open Grid Mesh made from Glass Reinforced PlasticGrid Mesh - Aluminum Grid Mesh - Aluminium Open Grid Mesh made from AluminiumGrid Mesh - SS Grid Mesh - Stainless Steel Open Grid Mesh made from Stainless SteelNo Roof No Roof Chamber that has no roof usually with walls extending above ground.
M_1 A new roof material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2 A new roof material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
Other Another roof material not included in the Schema Material other than those listed herewithUnknown Roof material unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.Aluminium AluminiumCast Iron Cast IronCI Conc Infill Cast Iron Concrete Infill Gatick type comprising cast iron grid-iron filled on side with concrete.
Concrete ConcreteGRP Glass Reinforced plastic Glass Reinforced Plastic
Data container for rectangular dimensions.Chamber Size Data structure describing the chamber configuration and dimensions.
Rectangular
Represents the feature class of water supply maintenance access holes
Purpose of Water maintenance hole.
WaterQuality The quality of the water being carried by the network to which the fitting is a part
Represents a water supply pipe fitting, other than a valve, meter or hydrant
FittingRepresents the feature class of water supply fittings
FloorConstruction
Represents a water supply maintenance access hole feature.
Maintenance Hole
FloorMaterial
Use
Material type for chamber roof construction.
LidMaterial Chamber lid configuration and material.
Method of chamber construction.
WallMaterial Material type for chamber wall construction.
RoofMaterial
Material type for chamber floor construction.
WallConstruction Method of chamber wall construction.
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Represents the feature class of domestic sized water services
WaterServices Represents a domestic water service feature.
Diameter Nominal diameter of the pipe in millimetres.
PVC PolyVinylChloride Polyvinyl ChloridePE Polyethylene PolyethylenePP Polypropylene PolypropyleneMS Mild Steel Solid Mild Steel includes chequer plateSS Stainless Steel Solid Stainless Steel includes chequer plate
M_1 A new lid material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
M_2 A new lid material not in the schema as agreed with the receiving entityNon-standard descriptor for new materials as agreed with receiving entity
No Lid Valve pit is open topped and has no lidFor chamber that have no roof or have a roof with no lid or have a roof that is removable in its entirety.
Other Another lid material not included in the Schema Material other than those listed herewithUnknown Lid material unknown at time of data submission Material unknown at time of submission.
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction No for symmetrical (round/square) chambers. Yes for non-symmetrical chambers. Angle of the longest axis measured anticlockwise from East.
Geometry Point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Control Panel Irrigation control panel which may or may not be hydraulically connected
Dog Bowl Fixed animal drinking bowl attached to customer owned water connectionDrinking Fountain Drinking Fountain or bubbler to provide drinking water to patronsDrip Line Fixed perforated pipe for drip irrigationFountain Decorative A decorative fountainFilling Station Card-accessed water delivery point for commercial accessFilter In line filter to prevent irrigation line blockagesGoose Neck Downward pointing outlet on a vertical riserHot Water System Hot Water System. Normally attached to a structure.
Nipple Simple riser or short length of small bore pipe providing a point of discharge
OtherSome other irrigation fitting - do not use for pipe fittings, valves pumps etc as these exist in other feature classes
Pop Up Sprinkler Pop-up type sprinkler headShower Open air public shower point, such as may be found at beachside parksSpray Nozzle Fixed Irrigation sprayer, sprinkler, bubbler or drip nozzleTap Water delivery tap. Not a stopcock or control valve
BelowGround Is the fitting below ground booleanWaterSaver Does the fitting employ waste
minimisation technology (other than auto shut-off)
boolean
AutoShutOff Does the fitting employ auto shut-off technology
boolean
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Drinking WaterDrinking-quality (potable) water for normal mains supply by the municipal water service provider
Recycled AplusClass A+ tertiary treated with reverse osmosis recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted interior and exterior uses
Recycled AClass A tertiary treated recycled water for supply via dual reticulation for permitted exterior uses
Treated Effluent Treated Effluent to class B through class D for irrigation onlyRain Water Rain Water collected directly into the system for irrigation
Raw WaterUntreated water from a watercourse or pond used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Ground WaterUntreated water from bores used to feed a water treatment plant or irrigation system
Process Water Non-potable process water of some description
OtherPipe conveying some other kind of water (not recycled class B and below which is considered as treated sewage effluent)
Unknown Type of water carried by this pipe is unknown at time of submissionPlastic PlasticSteel SteelConcrete ConcreteOther Tank made from another material not in the schemaUnknown Tank material is unknownRain Water Roof water catchmentGround Water Ground water extracted from a borePonded Water Ponded water pumped from a surface water catchmentMains Service Drawn from a mains water supply serviceManufacturer String_64Model Number String_64
Volume_m3 The effective volume in cubic metres. Float_Positive_NonZero
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
manufacturer_model_detais Standard element group called in to a support manufacturer and model
WaterQuality The quality/source of the water being supplied through the service fitting.
Represents the feature class of water supply maintenance access holes
Service FittingRepresents the feature class of water service fittings
Represents a water supply maintenance access hole feature.
Maintenance Hole
Type
LidMaterial Chamber lid configuration and material.
Storage Tank
The source of water in the tank.Source
Represents a water service fitting feature.
Represents the feature class of water storage points
The material that the storage tank is made from.
MaterialRepresents a domestic storage tank feature. Includes roofwater storage not fed from mains service.Not to be used for bulk storage features that are part of the mains distribution network.
The type of service fitting
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Pit Number The pit identifier. String_32Maintenance Hole Maintenance or access pointPit Pit only - no accessRoofwater Inspection Chamber Roofwater Inspection ChamberRoofwater Outlet Roofwater outlet to swalePrefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situ
Length_mm Length in millimetres positiveIntegerWidth_mm Width in millimetres positiveInteger
Circular Dimensions of a circular chamber.Drainage Manhole Circular Internal Diameter.
Diameter_mm Diameter in millimetres positiveInteger
Radius_mm Radius, in millimetres, of the circular ends positiveIntegerExtension_mm Distance, in millimetres, between the centre points of
the circular endspositiveInteger
Galv Grate Galvanised Steel GrateCast Iron Grate Cast Iron GrateCirc Cast Iron Circular Cast Iron LidCirc Conc Infill Circular Concrete Infill LidSqr Cast Iron Square Cast Iron LidSqr Conc Infill Square Concrete Infill LidRect Cast Iron Rectangular Cast IronRect Conc Infill Rectangular Concrete Infill LidCI Frame Conc Infill Cast Iron Frame Concrete InfillPrecast Cover Slabs Long Rectangular Concrete Cover Slabs
(usually 2 per pit)Hydroflow Grate Hydroflow GrateCast Iron Bike/Ped Safe Grate Cast Iron Bicycle and Pedestrian Safe GrateDome Top Grade Galvanised, raised dome top grade for a field
inletSurfaceLevel_m Surface level of this feature (in metres against
the vertical datum).float
InvertLevel_m Invert level of this feature (in metres against the vertical datum).
float
Depth_m The depth of the structure in metres. May be user-entered, or auto-calculated as the difference between the surface level and the invert level of the pit.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Left Left hand sideCentre CentreRight Right hand sideIPWEA - Field Inlet Type 1 IPWEA - Grated Field Inlet Type OneIPWEA - Field Inlet Type 2 (600x600) IPWEA - Grated Field Inlet Type Two 600mm x
600mmIPWEA - Field Inlet Type 2 (600x900) IPWEA - Grated Field Inlet Type Two 600mm x
900mmIPWEA - KIL Gully IPWEA - Kerb Inline Gully PitIPWEA - LIL Gully IPWEA - Lip Inline Gully PitOTHER - Anti-Ponding Gully Council Specific Anti-Ponding GullyOTHER - Bro Pit Council Specific Bro PitOTHER - Drainway Council Specific Drainway PitOTHER - Field Inlet Type 1 Council Specific Field Inlet (900mm x 900mm)OTHER - Field Inlet Type 2 (600x600) Council Specific Field Inlet (600mm x 600mm)OTHER - Field Inlet Type 2 (600x900) Council Specific Field Inlet (600mm x 900mm)OTHER - KIL Gully Council Specific Kerb Inline Gully PitOTHER - LIL Gully Council Specific Lip Inline Gully PitOTHER - Side Entry Pit Council Specific Side Entry PitOTHER - Trench Grate Council Specific Trench GratePrefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situ
LintelLength_m Represents the length in metres of the lintel. Float_Positive_NonZeroDry DrySurcharge Surcharge
Fire Retardant True of false value indicating whether fire retardant measures are incorporated.
boolean
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the manhole or pit feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Structure ID The identifier for this end structure. Usually the textual identifier it would be labelled with on the face of a plan.
String_32
StructureLevel_m The surface level of the structure in metres against the vertical datum for the project.
float
Type 1 MRD Spec Type 1Type 2 MRD Spec Type 2Type 3 MRD Spec Type 3Prefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situType 1 MRD Spec Type 1Type 2 MRD Spec Type 2Type 3 MRD Spec Type 3Prefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situType 1 MRD Spec Type 1Type 2 MRD Spec Type 2Type 3 MRD Spec Type 3Prefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situ
Baffled BaffledGrated GratedStilling Basin Silting basinNone No grate fittedFibreglass Proprietary Fibreglass proprietaryFabricated FabricatedControlled ControlledRubber RubberNone No tidegate fittedConcrete ConcreteReinforced Concrete Reinforced ConcreteGrouted Rock Grouted RockRevetment Mattress Revetment MattressGrassed Grassed banksConcrete ConcreteStone Pitched Stone PitchedPlaced Rock Placed RockGrouted Rock Grouted RockRevetment Mattress Revetment MattressRock Filled Wire Basket Rock Filled Wire BasketGeotextile Geotextile
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the EndStructure in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Fitting Type The type of stormwater fitting. End Cap A stormwater end cap
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the fitting in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
The method of constructionConstruction
Method of lintel construction.LintelConstruction
The construction design typeType
Tide Gate
The predominant construction material of the endstructure.
The construction design typeType
Dimensions of a rectangular chamber.Rectangular
Dimensions of a circular chamber.Extended
Positioning of the inlet against the pit.InletConfig
The type of inlet employed.InletType
Grate Type
Type of tide or flood gate used, if applicable.
The method of constructionConstruction
The construction design typeType
The method of constructionConstruction
Represents a stormwater endstructure feature.
End Structure
Data structure representing the end wall.EndWall
Data structure representing the wing wall.WingWall
Data structure representing the apron.Apron
Type of grate used, if applicable.
PredominantMaterial
Represents a point fitting in a stormwater system.At this stage an EndCap is the only kind of fitting supported. Future stormwater point fitting features should be included in this type
Fitting
Calls in the standard elements for surface and invert levels
Dimensions Point Levels_m
Represents a stormwater maintenance hole or pit feature.
PitPurpose of the feature in the network.Use
Method of chamber construction.Chamber Construction
Represents the essential dimensions of the chamber. Contains a choice of structures that pertain to different configurations.
Chamber Size
The type of outlet for this pit.Outlet Type
Represents the pit lintel. Set to nil if this pit does not have a lintel.
Lintel
Represents a surface inlet to the pit. Set to nil if this pit does not have a surface inlet
Inlet
Data structure constraining information on stormwater features.
Storm Water Represents the feature class of stormwater pits
Pits
Represents the feature class of stormwater EndStructures
End Structures
Represents the feature class of stormwater Fittings
Fittings
Lid Type The type of lid or grate covering the opening.
OutletProtectionType Corrosion protection method employed on the outlet.
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Represents a stormwater maintenance hole or pit feature.
PitData structure constraining information on stormwater features.
Storm Water Represents the feature class of stormwater pits
Pits US_InvertLevel_m Invert level of this piipe end (in metres against the vertical datum).
float
DS_InvertLevel_m Invert level of this pipe end (in metres against the vertical datum).
float
US_SurfaceLevel_m Surface level (in metres against the vertical datum) vertically above this pipe end.
float
DS_SurfaceLevel_m Surface level (in metres against the vertical datum) vertically above this pipe end.
float
Diameter_mm The internal diameter of the pipe in millimetres. positiveIntegerRCP Steel Reinforced Concrete PipeFRC Fibre Reinforced Concrete PipePVC Polyvinylchloride PipeHDPE High Density Polyethylene
(includes the product known commercially as Haries Black Brute)
PP Polypropylene Pipe (also known as Black Max)
RPP Ribbed Polypropylene Pipe (also known as RibStruct)
GRP Glass Reinforced Plastic (includes the product known commercially as Hobas)
CSP Helically Corrugated Galv Steel Pipe
CAP Helically Corrugated Aluminium Pipe
SFRC Slotted fibre reinforced concrete1 Class 12 Class 23 Class 34 Class 46 Class 68 Class 810 Class 10FJ Flush JointRRJ Rubber Ring Joint
Height_mm Height in millimetres of the internal cross section positiveIntegerWidth_mm Width in millimetres of the internal cross section positiveInteger
RCBC Reinforced Concrete Box CulvertSLBC Slab Link Box CulvertRUBBLE Rubble Infiltration Drain1 Class 12 Class 23 Class 34 Class 46 Class 68 Class 810 Class 10
Cells The number of cells in the pipe course. positiveIntegerStandard StandardSaltwater Saltwater
Grade Pipe gradient as a percentage. Derivable from invert levels and horizontal length.
Float_Positive_Zero
Length_m Pipe material length in metres. Float_Positive_NonZeroGeometry Polyline geometry representing the feature in
coordinate space.The recommendation for multicell courses is to store multiple paths within the polyline. It is recommended that all paths are digitised in the direction of flow.
geometry_linear_multipath_simple
Canal CanalOpen Drain Open DrainOverland Flow Path Overland Flow PathFlat Open Surface Flat Open SurfaceNatural Waterway Natural WaterwayInfiltration Trench Infiltration TrenchBatter Chute Structure to convey runoff down a cut or fill
batter and discharge at either non-rosive velocities or onto a non-erodable surface.
Diversion Drain Diversion Drain. Also called Whoa Boy, check, cross or roll over banks. Constructed to divert water off a track without causing erosion.
Flat Bottom Drain Flat Bottom DrainVee Drain Vee DrainSwale Drain Swale DrainNatural Channel Natural ChannelDiversion Profile Diversion ProfileGrassed GrassedEarth EarthConcrete ConcreteStone Pitched Stone PitchedPlaced Rock Placed RockGrouted Rock Grouted RockRevetment Mattress Revetment MattressRock Filled Wire Basket Rock Filled Wire BasketNatural Channel Natural Channel
LinedWidth_m The width, in metres, of the lined portion of the channel.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Grassed GrassedEarth EarthConcrete ConcreteStone Pitched Stone PitchedPlaced Rock Placed RockGrouted Rock Grouted RockRevetment Mattress Revetment MattressRock Filled Wire Basket Rock Filled Wire BasketNatural Channel Natural Channel
BatterWidth_mThe total width, in metres, from lip of batter to opposite lip of batter. A null value may be supplied where the drain has no batter.
Float_Positive_NonZero
US_InvertLevel_m Invert level of this piipe end (in metres against the vertical datum).
float
DS_InvertLevel_m Invert level of this pipe end (in metres against the vertical datum).
float
Average Grade The average gradient over the whole length of the feature, as a percentage. Derivable from the difference in invert levels and the horizontal length of the geometry.
Float_Positive_Zero
Length_m The material length, in metres, of the centreline of the channel.
Float_Positive_NonZero
Geometry Polyline geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.Digitise each individual length of channel as a single unbroken path.
geometry_linear_singlepath_simple
The material that the drain batter is lined with. A null value may be supplied where the drain has no batter.
Batter Material
Class The pipe wall class
Dimensions_Surface Levels_m
Pipe Structure The pipe wall materialMaterial
The pipe wall classClass
Container for a choice of pipe cross-sectional measures.
Represents a stormwater pipe feature.Pipe
The joint type of the pipe sectionJoint Type
Calls in the standard elements for upstream and downstream invert levels
Dimensions_Invert Levels_m
Calls in the standard elements for upstream and downstream surface levels
Data structure describing stormwater pipe with a circular cross section
Circ Pipe
The pipe protection regime employed.ConcreteCoverType
Represents a linear surface drain. May include natural features as well as constructed where they function as part of a contributed asset.
Surface Drain
Calls in the standard elements for upstream and downstream invert levels
Dimensions Invert Levels_m
Cross-sectional shape of the drain.Shape
The material that the channel is lined with.LiningMaterial
Data structure constraining information on stormwater features.
Storm Water
Represents the feature class of stormwater pipes
Pipes
Represents the feature class of stormwater surface drains
Surface Drains
Material Wall material of the box section.
Type The type of drain or channel.
Box Pipe Rectangular pipe cross-sectional description.
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Represents a stormwater maintenance hole or pit feature.
PitData structure constraining information on stormwater features.
Storm Water Represents the feature class of stormwater pits
Pits Sqid Id The string identifier of the device, as it would appear on a plan.
String_32
Manufacturer The manufacturer of the unit String_64Model The standard code, model number or part number
for the unitString_64
Length_mm Length in millimetres
Width_mm Width in millimetres
Circular Planimetric dimensions of a circular device.
Diameter_mm Diameter in millimetres
Length_mm Length in millimetres
Width_mm Width in millimetres
Circular Planimetric dimensions of a circular device.
Diameter_mm Diameter in millimetres
Gross Pollutant Capture Gross Pollutant CaptureSediment Capture Sediment CaptureOil / Grit Separation Oil / Grit SeparationFiltration Filtration of fine particulates from stormwater
before discharging to a downstream drainage system.
Gross Pollutant Capture Gross Pollutant CaptureSediment Capture Sediment CaptureOil / Grit Separation Oil / Grit SeparationFiltration Filtration of fine particulates from stormwater
before discharging to a downstream drainage system.
Gross Pollutant Capture Gross Pollutant CaptureSediment Capture Sediment CaptureOil / Grit Separation Oil / Grit SeparationFiltration Filtration of fine particulates from stormwater
before discharging to a downstream drainage system.
US Pipe Diameter_mm The upstream pipe diameter in millimeters positiveIntegerDS Pipe Diameter_mm The downstream pipe diameter in millimeters positiveInteger
Surface Level_m The surface level at the top of the device floatUS_InvertLevel_m Invert level of this piipe end (in metres against
the vertical datum).float
DS_InvertLevel_m Invert level of this pipe end (in metres against the vertical datum).
float
Cleanout Level_m The level to which the device must be cleaned out, in metres against the vertical datum of the project.
float
Depth_m The depth, in metres, of the device. Float_Positive_NonZeroSump Depth_m The depth, in metres, of the sump, if
applicableFloat_Positive_NonZero
Has Filter Media True if the device has filtration media or a filter capsule installed.
boolean
Has Basket True if the device has a litter basket installed. boolean
Has Boards True if the device has drop-boards or penstock installed.
boolean
Design Flow_m3s Design Flow in cubic meters per second Float_Positive_NonZeroMax Contaminant Volume_m3 Maximum contaminant retention volume in
cubic metres.Float_Positive_NonZero
Max Internal Volume_m3 Maximum internal volume in cubic metres. Float_Positive_NonZeroMaintenance Cycle_mnths The minimum maintenance cycle in months
(refer to specifications)positiveInteger
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Sqid Id The string identifier of the device, as it would appear on a plan.
String_32
Prefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situ
Manufacturer The manufacturer if applicable String_64Model Number The model if applicable String_64
Basket A simple basket fitted to existing infrastructure to intercept solid litter being transported in stormwater.
Net A simple net fitted to existing infrastructure to intercept solid litter being transported in stormwater.
Vertical Grate A vertical grate across a drainage line or endstructure to intercept solid litter being transported in stormwater.
Horizontal Grate A horizontal grate across an inlet to intercept solid litter being transported in stormwater.
Function 1 The first function of the WSUD point. Has a fixed value because all GPTSimple points are.
String_32
Length_mm The length of the device positiveIntegerWidth_mm The width of the device positiveIntegerMaintenanceCycle_mnths The minimum maintenance cycle in months.
This is the revisit interval for clearing captured rubbish.
positiveInteger
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Sqid Id The string identifier of the device, as it would appear on a plan.
String_32
Prefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situ
Manufacturer The manufacturer if applicable String_64Model Number The model if applicable String_64
Infiltration Pond Infiltration measure designed to promote infiltration of appropriately treated water to surrounding soils. The primary function of these devices is runoff volume control rather than pollutant removal.
Infiltration Tank Infiltration measure designed to promote infiltration of appropriately treated water to surrounding soils. The primary function of these devices is runoff volume control rather than pollutant removal.
Aquifer Storage Tank Aquifer Storage Tank
GPT Simple Represents a Water Sensitive Urban Design point feature that is a simple grate, basket or net fitted to existing infrastructure.Includes custom In-Pit or End-of-Line features or In-Line features such as trash-racks on drainage lines.Spatially, these features must be collocated with pits, endstructures or placed on pipes or drainage lines. Therefore, as in reality, whether the feature is In-Pit, In-Line or End-of-Line is determined by its placement with other features.
Non GPT Simple Represents a WSUD point feature that is not a simple litter trap, such as a small sand filter, sediment pond, aquifer storage, infiltration measure or energy dissipater.
GPT Complex Represents a complex commerial or custom StormWater Quality Improvement Device (SQID).
Data structure constraining information on stormwater features.
Storm Water
Represents the feature class of Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) point features
WSUD Points
Function 1 The first function of the WSUD point. The device must have at least one function. Usually Gross Pollutant Capture will be the most important function.
Function 2 The second function of the WSUD point, if applicable
Commercial
Custom
Construction
Function 3 The third function of the device, if applicable
Dimensions Invert Levels_m Calls in the standard elements for upstream and downstream invert levels
TreatmentMeasure Simple treatment measures fitted to existing infrastructure to intercept solid litter being transported in stormwater.
Construction The construction method
TreatmentMeasure Treatment measures applicable to WSUD points that are neither simple nor complex Gross Pollutant Traps
Size The planimetric size of the device. This element is nillable because the manufacturer and model are mandatory, but if capture software designers wish to automatically populate the sizes from a list of known device models, then all of the appropriate dimensions must be supplied
Construction The construction method
Rectangular Planimetric dimensions of a rectangular device.
RectangularSize The dimensions of the device. This element is mandatory for custom built devices. The appropriate dimensions must be supplied
Planimetric dimensions of a rectangular device.
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Stormwater
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Represents a stormwater maintenance hole or pit feature.
PitData structure constraining information on stormwater features.
Storm Water Represents the feature class of stormwater pits
Pits Sand Filter A sand filter is a sand layer designed to filter fine particulates from stormwater before discharging to a downstream drainage system.
Energy Dissipater An installation in a drainage line, usually of concrete or stone, designed to dissipate the kinetic energy of flowing stormwater, to minimise its potential for erosion and damage. Often placed immediately downstream of an endstructure, but may conceivably be anywhere needed in a drainage line.
Rubble PitA rubble pit designed to promote infiltration of untreated runoff to surrounding soils.
SpillwayA spillway lip, usually associated with a WSUD area.
Sediment ForebayA Sediment Forebay, usually associated with a WSUD area to intercept coarse sediment.
Sediment Capture Sediment CaptureSand Filtration Sand Filtration occurs in a sand layer designed
to filter fine particulates from stormwater before discharging to a downstream drainage system.
Infiltration Infiltration measures typically consist of holding pond or tank designed to promote infiltration of appropriately treated water to surrounding soils. The primary function of these devices is runoff volume control rather than pollutant removal.
Aquifer Storage Aquifer StorageEnergy Dissipation The dissipation of kinetic energy from flowing
storwater to reduce its potential for erosion and damage.
Sediment Capture Sediment CaptureSand Filtration Sand Filtration occurs in a sand layer designed
to filter fine particulates from stormwater before discharging to a downstream drainage system.
Infiltration Infiltration measures typically consist of holding pond or tank designed to promote infiltration of appropriately treated water to surrounding soils. The primary function of these devices is runoff volume control rather than pollutant removal.
Aquifer Storage Aquifer StorageEnergy Dissipation The dissipation of kinetic energy from flowing
storwater to reduce its potential for erosion and damage.
Sediment Capture Sediment CaptureSand Filtration Sand Filtration occurs in a sand layer designed
to filter fine particulates from stormwater before discharging to a downstream drainage system.
Infiltration Infiltration measures typically consist of holding pond or tank designed to promote infiltration of appropriately treated water to surrounding soils. The primary function of these devices is runoff volume control rather than pollutant removal.
Aquifer Storage Aquifer StorageEnergy Dissipation The dissipation of kinetic energy from flowing
storwater to reduce its potential for erosion and damage.
Length_mm The length of the device positiveIntegerWidth_mm The width of the device positiveIntegerMaintenanceCycle_mnths The minimum maintenance cycle in months.
This is the revisit interval for maintenance or inspection, if applicable.
positiveInteger
Rotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)
Float_Direction
Geometry Point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Sqid Id The string identifier of the device, as it would appear on a plan.
String_32
Buffer Strip A buffer strip is a vegetated slope. Stormwater flows across a buffer strip. Treatment is provided by infiltration to the soil and by filtration of shallow flow through the vegetation.
Swale A swale is a shallow trapezoidal channel lined with vegetation. Stormwater flows along a swale. Treatment is provided by infiltration to the soil and by filtration of shallow flow through the vegetation.
Bioretention Swale Bioretention swales include a vegetated infiltration trench within the invert of a swale. Incorporating the infiltration trench enhances removal of both particles and nutrients.
Sedimentation Basin A sedimentation basin is a small pond, about 1m deep, designed to capture coarse to medium sediment from urban catchments. Treatment is provided primary through settling of suspended particles.
Bioretention Basin A bioretention basin is a vegetated bed of filter material, such as sand and gravel. The basin is designed to capture stormwater runoff which then drains through the filter media. Pollutants are removed by filtration and by biological uptake of nutrients.
WSUD Area Represents a Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) area feature. Also often called a StormWater Quality Improvement Device (SQID).Use area features to represent constructed wetlands, bioretention basins, biofiltration beds, swales etc.
Non GPT Simple Represents a WSUD point feature that is not a simple litter trap, such as a small sand filter, sediment pond, aquifer storage, infiltration measure or energy dissipater.
Data structure constraining information on stormwater features.
Storm Water
Represents the feature class of Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) point features
WSUD Points
WSUD Areas Represents the feature class of Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) area features
TreatmentMeasure The treatment measure employed. Choose from a list relevant to complex area features.
TreatmentMeasure Treatment measures applicable to WSUD points that are neither simple nor complex Gross Pollutant Traps
Function1 The first function of the WSUD point. Must be supplied.
Function2 The second function of the WSUD point, if applicable
Function3 The third function of the device, if applicable
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Open Space
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Name The offical name or description of the Open Space area (eg: Smith St Park, Stockland Park Sporting complex)
String_64
Recreational RecreationalBushland BushlandRoad Reserve Road ReserveSpecial Facility Special Facility
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Animal AnimalFitness FitnessPlay PlaySports Sports
Type The type of Activity Site. Eg: Sports Field, Cycling Facility
String_64
Bark BarkBitumen BitumenConcrete ConcreteGrass GrassGravel GravelRubber Matting Rubber MattingSand SandSynthetic Grass Synthetic GrassConcrete ConcreteTimber Sleeper Timber SleeperNone None
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Animal AnimalFitness FitnessPlay PlaySports Sports
Type The activity item type String_64Aluminium AluminiumCombination CombinationFibreglass FibreglassPlastic PlasticRubber RubberSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedStainless Steel Stainless SteelTimber Timber
Theme The theme of the Activity item. Eg: Kangaroo, Boat, Fort, Car
String_64
Units The number of units present eg: 1, 2, 3 positiveIntegerManufacturer The Manufacturer of the unit String_64Model Number The standard code, model number or part number for
the unitString_64
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Main Mains powerSolar Solar powerBottled Gas Bottled gasWood Wood firedMinimum (Inclusive) Value: 1 At least one plate must be recorded.
Maximum (Inclusive) Value: 10
Up to ten plates are provided for, where they are built into a single structure.
Masonry MasonrySteel and Timber Steel and TimberConcrete ConcreteTiled TiledMarble MarbleStainless Steel Stainless Steel
Manufacturer The Manufacturer of the unit String_64Model Number The standard code, model number or part number for
the unitString_64
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Bench BenchCounter CounterTable Table
Bench Bench seatPost and Stool Fixed post with stool topPost and Seat Fixed post with non-
swivelling seatPost and Swivel Seat Fixed post with swivelling
seatPlaces The number of individuals the seating is designed for. This attribute may be
used to help determine the capacity of a recreational facility. positiveInteger
Aluminium AluminiumConcrete ConcretePlastic PlasticStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedTimber TimberTimber and Steel Timber and Steel
Represents a top-level area of open space regarded as a single functional area, such as a park or recreation area. May be, but not necessarily, coincident with cadastral boundary
Open Space AreaRepresents the feature class of open space areas
Open Space Areas
The type of Open Space area eg: Recreational, Bushland, Sporting Complex
Type
The configuration of the associated seating.Seat Type
The type of Unit eg: Table, Bench or counter. Type
Seating details. Element should be nil if no seating is present.
Seating
The material type of Table/Seat eg: Timber, Aluminium Material
Edging type eg. Concrete, Timber Sleeper, None EdgeType
The material type of Activity Item eg: Timber, Aluminium
Material
Use The activity use category
Represents the feature class of activity areas
Activity Areas Represents an activity area such as a playground or excercise area
Activity Area The type of use for the Activity Site eg: Animal, Fitness, Play, Sport
Use
The material type of Undersurfacing eg: Bark, Rubber, Grassed
Under Surface Material
Activity Point Represents an activity point feature. E.g: Animal, Fitness, Play or Sports activity item.
Activity Points Represents the feature class of activity points
Represents the feature class of Tables
Tables Represents a table unit that may include fixed seating. Not to be used for seating that does not include a table as its main feature.
Table
Represents an individual barbeque facilityBarbeque The Source of energy for the BBQ. Ie: Mains, Bottled, Solar
EnergySource
The number of plates fitted in the BBQ structure. Plates
Represents the feature class of barbeques
Barbeques
The material type of the surround structure ie: brick, steel and Timber
SurroundingMaterial
The material type of the top structure ie: Tiled, marble, steel
TopMaterial
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Represents a top-level area of open space regarded as a single functional area, such as a park or recreation area. May be, but not necessarily, coincident with cadastral boundary
Open Space AreaRepresents the feature class of open space areas
Open Space Areas Manufacturer The Manufacturer of the unit String_64Model Number The standard code, model number or part number for
the unitString_64
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Freestanding Freestanding bench seat
Places The number of individuals the seating is designed for. This attribute may be used to help determine the capacity of a recreational facility.
positiveInteger
Aluminium AluminiumConcrete ConcretePlastic PlasticStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedTimber TimberTimber and Steel Timber and Steel
Manufacturer The Manufacturer of the unit String_64Model Number The standard code, model number or part number for
the unitString_64
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Recycle Bin Recycle BinStandard Litter Bin Standard Litter BinWheelie Bin Enclosure Wheelie Bin EnclosureWheelie Bin Stand Wheelie Bin StandAluminium AluminiumPlastic PlasticStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedTimber TimberTimber and Steel Timber and Steel
Manufacturer The Manufacturer of the unit String_64Model Number The standard code, model number or part number for
the unitString_64
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Banana Rail Banana RailBicycle Rack Bicycle RackChicane ChicaneAluminium AluminiumStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedTimber TimberTimber and Steel Timber and Steel
Manufacturer The Manufacturer of the unit String_64Model Number The standard code, model number or part number for
the unitString_64
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Dog Bag Dispenser Dog Bag DispenserFish Cleaning Station Fish Cleaning StationGoal Post Goal PostPlanter Box Planter BoxFlag Poles Flag PolesScoreboard Scoreboard These are detailed under GCCC Site ImprovementsDog Bowl Dog drinking bowl, commonly co-fitted with taps or drink fountains at off-leash
areas.Aluminium AluminiumPlastic PlasticStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedTimber TimberMasonry MasonryCombination Combination
Manufacturer The Manufacturer of the unit String_64Model Number The standard code, model number or part number for
the unitString_64
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Bollard Run Bollard RunDunal Fencing Dunal FencingGeneral Fencing General FencingHandrail HandrailPedestrian Gate Pedestrian GateSafety Fencing Safety FencingStock Fencing Stock FencingVehicle Barrier Vehicle BarrierVehicle Gate Vehicle GateSlide Rail A lockable slide bar between two fixed uprights.
Noise Barrier An acoustic barrier fence, normally between road or rail and residential areas.Aluminium Aluminium
The material type of Fixture eg: Timber, Aluminium Material
Represents a bicycle fitting featureRepresents an individual fitting for the use or safety of cyclists.
Bicycle FittingRepresents the feature class of bicycle fittings
Bicycle Fittings The type of Bicycle fitting eg: Bicycle Rack, Bannana Rail
Type
The material type of Bicycle fitting eg: Timber, Aluminium
Material
Represents a general fixture feature. This is a class of minor point based fixtures not complex enough for a specific feature class.
General FixtureRepresents the feature class of general fixtures.
General Fixtures The type of Fixture eg: Dog bag dispensers, Fish cleaning station
Type
Represents the feature class of continuous linear barriers.
Barriers Continuous Represents a continuous linear barrier feature, such as fencing, walls, handrail or bollard run. Do not use for retaining walls.
Barrier Continuous The type of Barrier eg: Vehicle Barrier, Safety Fencing, Bollard Run, Gate
Type
The material type of Barrier Uprights eg: Timber, Aluminium
Upright Material
Represents the feature class of waste collection points
Waste Collection Points
The material type of Bin/Waste collection point eg: Aluminium, Steel
Material
Seats Represents the feature class of seats. Does not include seating that is part of a table feature.
Represents a waste collection point featureWaste Collection Point
Border Border seating set in garden wall or similar low structure.Represents a seat feature. Includes freestanding seats and border seating mounted in garden walls. Represents a seat unit that does not include a table as its main feature.
Seat Seat Type The configuration of the seating.
The type of Bin/Waste collection point eg: Std Litter Bin, Wheelie Bin Enclosure
Type
The primary material type of Seat eg: Timber, Aluminium
Material
Represents the feature class of Tables
Tables Represents a table unit that may include fixed seating. Not to be used for seating that does not include a table as its main feature.
Table
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Represents a top-level area of open space regarded as a single functional area, such as a park or recreation area. May be, but not necessarily, coincident with cadastral boundary
Open Space AreaRepresents the feature class of open space areas
Open Space Areas Concrete ConcreteSteel SteelStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedStone Boulder Stone BoulderTimber TimberNone NoneAluminium AluminiumChain ChainConcrete ConcreteSafety Glass Safety GlassTimber Panel Timber PanelTimber Paling Timber PalingWire Mesh Wire MeshWire Strand Wire StrandChain Wire Chain WireArmor Rail Galvanised Pressed Steel - Armor RailSteel Wire Rope Steel Wire RopeCorrugated Galvanised Steel Corrugated galvanised steel sheeting
Coated Rolled SteelRolled steel sheeting, with a primed and painted or baked finish. (includes the product commercially known as Colorbond)
Palisade Abutting vertical posts, driven.None NoneAluminium AluminiumChain ChainSteel Rail Steel RailTimber Rail Timber RailWire Barbed Wire BarbedWire Strand Wire StrandPlastic Plastic
Length_m The lineal length of the barrier in metres Float_Positive_NonZeroHeight_m The height of the barrier in metres Float_Positive_NonZeroUpright Number Total number of uprights in the run. For fencing, this
will be the number of posts. For a bollard run, it will be the number of bollards.
positiveInteger
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
It is recommended, but not mandatory, that each vertex represents an upright, particularly for bollard runs. This allows the geometry to be exploited to identify the individual features if necessary.
geometry_linear_singlepath_complex
Bollard
A permanently fixed individual bollard, usual forming a barrier to vehicle entry, while permiting pedestrians or cyclists. Runs of bollards forming a barrier line may be better described by BarrierContinuous, especially if linked with a joining material such as chain or stainless wire rope.
Bollard RemovableA removeable bollard, usually with a fixed base mounting to accept a padlock or similar security device.
Locking Post A simple removeable post, usually with a fixed base mounting to accept a padlock or similar security device.
Aluminium AluminiumConcrete ConcreteSteel SteelStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedStone Boulder Stone BoulderTimber Timber
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Terrestrial Terrestrial (land based) revetment wallFreshwater Freshwater revetment wall. Designed to cope with freshwater flood levels.
Also engineered walls for pools and ponds.
Marine Marine revetment wallBoulder BoulderConcrete Concrete, poured in situ.Concrete crib Concrete cribPrecast Concrete Slab Precast Concrete SlabMasonry Masonry bricks or blocksRock Rock or stone, either placed, or mortaredTimber Sleeper Timber sleepers or logsTimber Crib Timber Crib
Shot BindingPneumatically projected binding material, usually concrete or stabilising mortar
Gravity These walls use their own weight and any captured soil or fill weight to resist the lateral soil pressure.
Piled These walls use the embedded depth of vertical posts and the strength of the posts to resist lateral soil forces.
Represents the feature class of point barriers.
Barriers Point
The material type of Barrier Uprights eg: Timber, Aluminium
Upright Material
Represents the feature class of retaining walls.
Retaining Walls
The material/type of Retaining Wall eg: Rock, Conc. Block, Conc. Crib
Material
Represents a continuous retaining wall feature. Includes terrestrial, freshwater and marine revetment walls.
Retaining Wall
Represents a barrier feature that controls access at a single point, such as a locking post or single bollard.
Barrier Point
Construction principle of this wall (eg: Gravity, Piled, Cantilever)
Construction
The type of Barrier Point eg: Bollard, Locking Post Type
The material type of Barrier Link Material eg: None, Chain, Wire
Link Material
Context of use for this wall. i.e Terrestrial or MarineUse
The material type of Barrier Topping Material eg: None, Chain, Barbed Wire
Top Material
Represents the feature class of continuous linear barriers.
Barriers Continuous Represents a continuous linear barrier feature, such as fencing, walls, handrail or bollard run. Do not use for retaining walls.
Barrier Continuous
The material type of Barrier Uprights eg: Timber, Aluminium
Upright Material
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Represents a top-level area of open space regarded as a single functional area, such as a park or recreation area. May be, but not necessarily, coincident with cadastral boundary
Open Space AreaRepresents the feature class of open space areas
Open Space Areas Cantilever These walls cantilever vertically from the concrete footing and typically resist overturning by the mass of the soil or material on the heel of the footing.
Length_m The lineal length of the wall in metres Float_Positive_NonZeroHeight_m The height (or average height) of the wall in metres Float_Positive_NonZeroWidth_m The width of the wall in metres Float_Positive_NonZeroGeometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate
space.geometry_linear_multipath_complex
Rigid RigidSail SailPrefabricated PrefabricatedInsitu Built or poured in-situConcrete ConcretePaved PavedTimber TimberNone NoneConcrete ConcreteCladding CladdingMasonry MasonryStainless Steel Stainless SteelGalvanised Steel Galvanised SteelPowder Coated Steel Powder Coated SteelTimber TimberMasonry Tiles Masonry TilesSail SailSteel Sheets Steel SheetsTimber slats Timber slats
Manufacturer The Manufacturer of the unit String_64Model Number The standard code, model number or part number for
the unitString_64
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Entry Statement Entry StatementMemorial MemorialMonument MonumentMosaic MosaicPlaque PlaqueSculpture SculptureStatue StatueAluminium AluminiumBronze BronzeConcrete ConcreteFibreglass FibreglassMasonry MasonryPlastic PlasticStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedStone StoneTile TileTimber TimberCombination Combination
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Amphitheatre AmphitheatreArbour ArbourBandstand BandstandGrandstand GrandstandOpen Seating Open SeatingViewing Platform Viewing PlatformDemountable Demountable site officeAluminium AluminiumConcrete ConcreteMasonry MasonryStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedTimber TimberCombination Combination
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_area_singlepatch_complex
Jetty JettyPier PierRamp RampSlipway SlipwayAluminium AluminiumConcrete ConcreteStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedTimber TimberCombination Combination
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_area_singlepatch_complex
Light LightPit PitPole Pole
The material type of the Roof eg: Steel Sheeting, Masonary tiles
RoofMaterial
Represents the feature class of shelters
Shelters
Represents the feature class of retaining walls.
Retaining Walls Represents a continuous retaining wall feature. Includes terrestrial, freshwater and marine revetment walls.
Retaining Wall
Construction principle of this wall (eg: Gravity, Piled, Cantilever)
Construction
Represents an individual open space shelter feature
Shelter
The material type of the Floor eg: Concrete, Timber FloorMaterial
The material type of the Walls eg: Timber/cladding, Reinforced Block
WallMaterial
The type of structure eg: Sail, Rigid Type
The type of shelter constructed eg: Prefab or Built insitu
ConstructionType
Represents the feature class of open space artworks
Artworks The type of Artwork eg: Sculpture, Statue Type
The material type of Artwork eg: Timber, Aluminium Material
Represents an individual instance of open space artwork
Artwork
The type of Building eg: Grandstand, Bandstand Type
The material type of Building eg: Timber, Brick Material
Represents a boating facility feature, such as a pontoon, ramp or jetty.
Boating FacilitiyRepresents the feature class of boating facilities
Boating Facilities
Represents an open space building feature, such as a toilet block, bandstand.Not to be used for shelters.
BuildingRepresents the feature class of open space buildings
Buildings
The type of Electrical Component eg: Light, Switch Board, Power Outlet
Type
The type of Boating Facility eg: Jetty, Pier Type
The material type of Boating Facility eg: Timber, Aluminium
Material
Represents the feature class of electrical fittings
Electrical Fittings Represents an electrical fitting point feature, including lighting, whether freestanding or fixed to an existing structure.
Electrical Fitting
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Represents a top-level area of open space regarded as a single functional area, such as a park or recreation area. May be, but not necessarily, coincident with cadastral boundary
Open Space AreaRepresents the feature class of open space areas
Open Space Areas Power Outlet Power OutletSwitch Board/Meter Box Switch Board/Meter BoxFixed FixedSlip SlipAluminium AluminiumConcrete ConcretePlastic PlasticStainless Steel Stainless SteelGalvanised Steel Galvanised SteelPowder Coated Steel Powder Coated SteelStone StoneWood WoodMain MainSolar Solar
Manufacturer The Manufacturer of the unit String_64ModelNumber The standard code, model number or part number for
the unitString_64
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Medium Duty Medium DutyHeavy Duty Heavy Duty
Material The conduit material type PVC PolyVinylChlorideDiameter_mm The conduit diameter positiveIntegerLength_m The lineal length of the barrier in metres Float_Positive_NonZero
Concrete Encased Concrete encasedRubber Mat Rubber MatTape Wrapped Tape Wrapped
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_linear_multipath_complex
Garden GardenGrass GrassGravel GravelEarth EarthRemnant Vegetation Remnant VegetationRevegetation RevegetationSynthetic Grass Synthetic GrassNone NoneConcrete ConcreteSpade Cut Spade CutTimber Timber
RootBarrier Does Root Barrier exist - Yes or No booleanGeometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate
space.geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Species The Tree Species String_32Genus The Tree Genus String_32RootBarrier Does Root Barrier exist - Yes or No booleanGrate Does Tree Grate exist - Yes or No booleanGeometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate
space.geometry_point_singlepoint
Traffic Control Traffic control signs such as speed, parking, hazard, street name and guide signs. Signs with standard meanings or mandated specifications as defined in a Manual of Standard Traffic Control Devices relevant to a state or country should be given this value. Where this value is used, then the sign feature should also be attributed with the applicable standard identifying code in the ModelNumber property.
Regulatory Regulating non-traffic control matters such as council regulations, prohibited behaviours etc.
Information Providing non-traffic control information of a historical, environmental or other topical nature.
DirectionProviding non-traffic control directions, distances or maps to places of interest
Warning Providing non-traffic control warning of general hazardsNaming
Non-traffic control sign identifying a locality, park, facility or place of interestStainless Steel Stainless SteelAluminium AluminiumTimber TimberMasonry MasonrySteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedPlastic PlasticSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedGlass Glass
The type of base (eg: Fixed or Slip) Base
The type of Electrical Component eg: Light, Switch Board, Power Outlet
Type
The conduit type eg: Medium Duty, Heavy Duty Type
Material The material type of the component eg: Aluminium, Steel
The type of conduit protection used eg: Concrete encased, rubber mat, tape only
Protection
The type of Power Source eg; Mains, Solar EnergySource
Represents a continuous linear course of electrical conduit.
Electrical Conduit
Represents a landscape area feature, such as a garden, shaped lawn, or landscape feature area.
Landscape Area
Represents the feature class of electrical conduits
Electrical Conduits
Represents the feature class of electrical fittings
Electrical Fittings Represents an electrical fitting point feature, including lighting, whether freestanding or fixed to an existing structure.
Electrical Fitting
The Edging Type/material eg. Concrete, Timber Sleeper, None
EdgeMaterial
The material type of sign eg: Timber, Steel/Aluminium, Carved stone
Material
Represents a tree feature. Trees may qualify as assets when planted as street trees, or when significant specimens are retained or planted as part of an open space development.
TreeRepresents the feature class of trees
Trees
Represents a sign. May also be used for transport signs
SignRepresents the feature class of signs
Signs The type of Sign eg: Regulatory, Naming, Information The purpose of a sign. Applied to individual sign blades as blades may have different purposes in a compound sign.
Type
Represents the feature class of landscape areas
Landscape Areas The type of Garden/L'scape Area eg: Garden, Grass, Rem Vegetation
Type
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ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
Annex Slab Annex SlabHose Down Pad Hose Down PadVarious/Other OtherRecreational Recreational - Not a Playing SurfaceStorage StorageBitumen BitumenConcrete ConcreteExposed Aggregate Exposed AggregateGravel GravelOther OtherSynthetic Grass Synthetic GrassPavers Pavers
Length Length in metres (2 Decimal Places) positiveIntegerWidth Width in metres (2 Decimal Places) positiveIntegerArea Area in metres Squared Float_Positive_ZeroGeometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate
space.geometry_point_singlepoint
Aluminium AluminiumConcrete ConcretePlastic PlasticStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel SteelTimber TimberMasonry MasonryCombination CombinationAnodised AnodisedDecorative DecorativeEpoxy EpoxyGalvanised GalvanisedPaint/Stain Paint/StainPainted PaintedPlain PlainPlaster/Texture Plaster/TexturePolished PolishedPolyurethane Finish Polyurethane FinishPowdercoated PowdercoatedPrinted PrintedPVC Coating PVC CoatingStained Stained
Length Length of scoreboard in metres. positiveIntegerHeight Height of scoreboard in metres. positiveIntegerElectronic Is the scoreboard electronically operated - Yes - No booleanManufacturer The Manufacturer of the unit String_32Model Number The standard code, model number or part number for
the unitString_32
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Glider Pole Glider PoleGlider Rope Glider RopeGround Hollow Ground HollowLog LogNesting Platform Nesting PlatformRock RockConcrete ConcreteFibreglass FibreglassMasonry MasonryPlastic PlasticRock RockSteel Galvanised Steel GalvanisedSteel Powder Coated Steel Powder CoatedTimber TimberCombination Combination
Height_m The height of the habitat in metres positiveIntegerPole Mounted Does Pole exist - Yes or No booleanGeometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate
space.geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Viewing ViewingFishing FishingOther OtherTimber TimberPaved PavedConcrete ConcreteTimber TimberConcrete ConcreteSteel Steel
Maximum Height The maximum distance between the deck and the ground in metres.
positiveInteger
Area Area in square metres positiveIntegerHandrail Type NA if no handrail String_32Deck Reduced Level Level in metres AHD positiveInteger
Flat FlatRolling Rolling
The purpose of the prepared surfaceFunction
The material of the prepared surfaceMaterial
Predominant material of the platform deck
Primary purpose of the platform
Material Material of the scoreboard
The material type of the habitat eg: Timber, Aluminium
Represents the artificial fauna habitat class, such as glider poles and ground hollows.
Artifical Fauna Habitats
The type of Habitat eg: glider pole and ground hollowType
The finish applied to the material.
Material
Substructure Material Predominant material of the platform substructure
FunctionPlatformRepresents the feature class of Platform
Platform
Deck Material
Represents the feature class of artificial fauna habitats.
Prepared Surfaces
Finish
Artifical Fauna Habitats
Scoreboard Represents the feature class of Scoreboard
Scoreboard
Represents a Prepared Surface, Other than an activity area.
Represents and Individual Prepared Surface
Prepared Surface
How hilly is the surrounding environment the asset is located on?
Terrain Type
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ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
The purpose of the prepared surfaceFunctionPrepared Surfaces Represents a Prepared Surface, Other than an activity area.
Represents and Individual Prepared Surface
Prepared Surface Hilly HillyGeometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate
space.geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Armour Rock and Boulder Armour Rock and BoulderArmour Rock and Boulder with Clay Core
Armour Rock and Boulder with Clay Core
Boulder BoulderGeotextile GeotextileBitumen BitumenConcrete ConcreteGravel GravelSand Sand
Length Length in metres (2 Decimal Places) Float_Positive_NonZeroAverage Width Width in metres (2 Decimal Places) integerHeight Height in metres (2 Decimal Places) integerVolume Volume in cubic metres integerBase Reduced Level Level of the base of the asset in metres AHD. FloatTop Reduced Level Level of the top of the asset in metres AHD FloatArea Area in square metres integerPredestrian Access Is pedestrian access onto the asset permitted? Yes -
Noboolean
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Material Predominant meterial Geotextile GeotextileLength Length in metres (2 Decimal Places) Float_Positive_NonZeroWidth Width in metres (2 Decimal Places) integerHeight Height in metres (2 Decimal Places) integerVolume Volume in cubic metres integerBase Reduced Level Level of the base of the asset in metres AHD. FloatTop Reduced Level Level of the top of the asset in metres AHD FloatArea Area in square metres integerGeometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate
space.geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Boulder Sea Wall Boulder Sea WallClay Shale Clay ShaleClay Shale / Geotextile Clay Shale / GeotextileGeotextile GeotextileMass Concrete Block Mass Concrete Block
Certified Is the Seawall Certified - Yes -No booleanCertification Date Date the seawall was Certified DateSignatory Name of the engineer who signed off on the
construction of the seawall.String_32
Certificate CertificateDocument DocumentNone NonePhoto Photo
Protection Date Protection Date DateLength Length in metres (2 Decimal Places) integerHeight Height in metres (2 Decimal Places) integerVolume Volume in cubic metres integerWidth Width in metres (2 Decimal Places) integerTop Reduced Level Level of the top of the asset in metres AHD FloatBase Reduced Level Level of the base of the aset in metres AHD FloatGeometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate
space.geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Wading WadingLap LapHydrotherapy HydrotherapyRecreational RecreationalDiving DivingLearn to Swim Learn to SwimIndoor IndoorOutdoor OutdoorFibreglass FibreglassPaint PaintPebble Crete Pebble CreteTile Tile
Length Length in metres (2 Decimal Places) positiveintegerWidth Width in metres (2 Decimal Places) positiveintegerVolume Volume in Cubic metres positiveintegerMinimum Depth Minimum Depth in metres positiveintegerGeometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate
space.geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Civil - Standard Civil - StandardElectrical - Standard Electrical - StandardInstrument InstrumentMechanical - Standard Mechanical - StandardPipework & Valves Pipework & ValvesHeat Exchangers Heat ExchangersHeat Pump Set Heat Pump SetHeater - Air Conditioning Type Heater - Air Conditioning Type
PlatformRepresents the feature class of Platform
Platform
Finish applied to the pool shell material
Indoor / Outdoor Location of the swimming pool
Type Type of swimming pool
Finish
Protection Evidence
Represents the feature class of Swimming Pools
Swimming Pools
Pool Heating Equipment
Swimming Pool
Artifical Reef
Groyne
Type
Component
Pool Equipment Type
Pool heating equipment type
How hilly is the surrounding environment the asset is located on?
Terrain Type
Seawall Represents a feature of Seawall
Material
Evidence supplied of the existance of the seawall.
Predominant meterialMaterial
Predominant meterial
Foreshore Protection
Surface Material Only to be filled out if there is pedestrian access
Represents the feature class of Foreshore Protection
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ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
The purpose of the prepared surfaceFunctionPrepared Surfaces Represents a Prepared Surface, Other than an activity area.
Represents and Individual Prepared Surface
Prepared Surface Heater Electric Heater ElectricHeater Gas Heater GasHeater Pipework and Valves Heater Pipework and ValvesHeating Control Board Heating Control BoardSolar Control System Solar Control SystemSolar Heating System Solar Heating System
Power Rating (kw) In Kilowatts positiveintegerGeometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate
space.geometry_point_singlepoint
Tower TowerDiving Block Diving BlockSpringboard SpringboardAluminium AluminiumConcrete ConcretePlastic PlasticStainless Steel Stainless SteelSteel SteelTimber TimberMasonry MasonryCombination CombinationAnodised AnodisedDecorative DecorativePrinted PrintedPlaster/Texture Plaster/TexturePaint/Stain Paint/StainEpoxy EpoxyPolyurethane Finish Polyurethane FinishGalvanised GalvanisedPainted PaintedPlain PlainPolished PolishedPowdercoated PowdercoatedPVC Coating PVC CoatingStained Stained
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Fire Control Line Fire Control LineFire Tail Fire Trail4WD Light 4WD Light4WD Medium 4WD MediumUnknown UnknownWalking WalkingBitumen BitumenConcrete ConcreteExposed Aggregate Exposed AggregateGrass GrassGravel GravelPavers PaversNatural NaturalSand SandTimber Timber
Length_m Length in metres (2 Decimal Places) positiveintegerGeometry geometry_linear_singlepath_complexTotal Length in metres, 2 Decimal Places positiveintegerWidth in metres, 2 Decimal Places positiveintegerNumber of Lanes Minimum 1, Maximum 4 positiveinteger
Concrete ConcreteConcrete / Steel Concrete / Steel
Geometry The geometry representing this feature in coordinate space.
geometry_area_singlepatch_complex
Trail Access Type
Represents the feature class of Swimming Pools
Swimming Pools
Type
Material type of weighbridge deck
Material The predominant material of the diving structure.
Represents the feature class of Fire Management
Fire management feature type (e.g. fire trail, fire control line).
Finish The finish applied to the material.
Surface Material Surface Material of the fire trail or control line
Trail Access Type
Fire Management
Deck Material
Fire Management
Weighbridges Represents the feature class of Weighbriges
Weighbridge
Pool Heating Equipment
Pool Fixture Pool fixture type
Component Pool heating equipment type
Type
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Other
ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Bridge Name Bridge desciptor name String_32Deck Width Deck Width positiveIntegerDeck Length Deck Length positiveIntegerDeck Area Deck area in square metres positiveIntegerVertical Clearance Clearance in metres. positiveIntegerStructure Height Structure Height in metres positiveIntegerLoad Rating In tonnes positiveInteger
Over Road Over RoadUnder Road Under RoadOver Fresh Water Over Fresh WaterOver Salt Water Over Salt WaterOver Rail Over RailUnder Rail Under RailOther OtherNone NoneOne Side One SideBoth Sides Both SidesArch ArchBox BoxCable Stayed Cable Stayed Pipe PipePSC Deck Slab PSC Deck SlabPSC Deck Units PSC Deck UnitsPSC Girder PSC GirderRevetment Wall no flow Revetment Wall no flowSteel Girder Steel GirderSuspension SuspensionTimber Girder Timber GirderTruss Truss
Span Length Maximum length of any of the bridge spans in metres
positiveInteger
Span Quantity Number of Spans positiveIntegerAluminium AluminiumComposite Composite Concrete ConcreteMasonry MasonryPrecast Concrete Precast ConcreteSteel SteelTimber TimberWrought Iron Wrought Iron
Crown Type Crown Type - Only relevant where span type is box
NA Not Applicable - Construction method does not include a separate deck.
Plywood Decking Plywood DeckingRC Deck Slab RC Deck SlabRC Treads RC TreadsSteel Decking Steel DeckingStress Laminated Stress LaminatedTimber Deck Planks Timber Deck PlanksPedestrian PedestrianVehicular VehicularCycleway CyclewayRail RailNA NA1970 Highway Design Spec 1970 Highway Bridge Design Spec
1976 NAASRA (T44 Variations) 1976 NAASRA (T44 with variations)
1992 Austroads / HB 77.2 (T44)
1992 Austroads Bridge Design Code / HB 77.2 (T44)
AS5100 - 2004 AS5100 - 2004Handrail Height Height of the handrails in metres positiveIntegerHandrail Handrail exist Yes -No booleanLanes Number of trafficable lanes on the bridge positiveIntegerGeometry geometry_area_multipatch_complexTidal Is this asset located in a tidal area? Yes -
Noboolean
Navigable Is the detention basin navigable as per the QLD Maritime Safety definition?
boolean
Represents the feature class of Bridges.
Bridge
Bridge Crossing Type
Data structure constraining information on road related features.
Bridge Bridge
Design Code
Water Bodies Represents the feature class of Water Bodies
Water Body Represents a man-made water body. Do not represent WSUD areas in this asset.
Water Body
Span Material
Deck Type
Deck Type
Primary Bridge Use
Primary purpose of the bridge
the Design Code used when the bridge was constructed
Bridge crossing type
Bridge Path Does the bridge have a footpath fixed to either side? Use None for footbridge
Span Structure Type
Type of span used on the bridge
Span Material
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Other
ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Represents the feature class of Bridges.
BridgeData structure constraining information on road related features.
Bridge Bridge Maximum Depth_m The maximum depth, in metres, of the water body.
integer
Geometry Polygon geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_area_multipath_complex
Aldridge Aldridge
ALPHA 16 ALPHA 16ECLIPSE ECLIPSEPSC PSCPSC II PSC IIPSC III PSC IIIRelay Relay
Intersection Number String_64Traffic Signal Loop Traffic Signal Loop Detector Loop System Intersection Number String_64
Pedestal Base Mounted Pedestal Base MountedPedestal In Ground Pedestal In GroundBicycle Friendly Bicycle FriendlyMast Arm Combo Mast Arm ComboMast Arm Non Combo Mast Arm Non ComboJoint Use Single OutreachJoint Use Single OutreachJoint Use Double OutreachJoint Use Double Outreach
Number of Audio Tactile Buttons
positiveInteger
Number of Call Records Buttons
positiveInteger
Intersection Number String_64L LeftR RightC Centre200mm 200mm300mm 300mm1 Aspect 1 Aspect2 Aspect 2 Aspect3 Aspect Straight Through3 Aspect Straight Through3 Aspect Turn Arrows 3 Aspect Turn Arrows4 Aspect 4 Aspect6 Aspect Target Board 6 Aspect Target Board8 Aspect Target Board 8 Aspect Target BoardAdvanced Warning FlasherAdvanced Warning FlasherPed Lanterns Pedestrial LanternLED LEDQuartz Halogen Quartz HalogenIncandescent Incandescent
Intersection Number String_64
Water Bodies Represents the feature class of Water Bodies
Water Body Represents a man-made water body. Do not represent WSUD areas in this asset.
Water Body
Taffic Signal Pole
Traffic Signal Control BoxTraffic Signal Control Box
Traffic Signal Pole
Side of Road
Pole Type
Traffic Signal Lantern
Represents the Taffic Signal Controller Type
Represents an individual lantern. Will usually be a sub-asset of a traffic signal pole.
Traffic Signal
Diameter Diameter of the bulbAspect Type Type of lantern configuration.
Bulb Type
Traffic Signal Lantern
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Buildings
Hierarchy Level 1 DESCRIPTION Hierarchy Level 2 DESCRIPTION Hierarchy Level 3 DESCRIPTIONHierarchy Level 4 (Asset
Instance)DESCRIPTION ATTRIBUTES (Characteristics) DESCRIPTION Format ENUMERATION DESCRIPTION
Animal Control building Animal Control buildingArt and Performance building Art and Performance buildingChild Care building Child Care buildingCommercial building Commercial buildingCommunity Centre / Hall Community Centre / HallKiosk KioskGrandstand GrandstandCarpark CarparkLandfill building Landfill buildingCabin CabinLibrary & Information building Library & Information buildingMuseum or Cultural building Museum or Cultural buildingAdmin or Depot building Admin/Depot/Maint Building/ShedPublic Amenities building Public Amenities buildingIndoor Sporting Complex Indoor Sporting ComplexClubhouse ClubhouseResidential building Residential buildingDemountable DemountableShed ShedLifeguard Tower Lifeguard TowerEquipment Housing Building Equipment Housing Building
1 Poor2 Below Average3 Average4 Good5 Excellent6 Market Leading
Town Water Town WaterRainwater Re-Use System Rainwater Re-Use SystemElectricity (Grid) Electricity (Grid)
Renewable Power (Solar/Wind) Renewable Power (Solar/Wind) Diesel Fuel/Power Generator Diesel Fuel/Power GeneratorNatural Gas Natural GasNone NoneLiquid Petroleum Gas Liquid Petroleum Gas
Number of Storeys number of storeys above and including ground level, excluding plant rooms and small rooms above roof level
number positiveInteger
Number of Basement Levels number of levels below ground level
number positiveInteger
Gross Floor Area sum of the fully enclosed covered area and unenclosed covered area
number positiveInteger
Number of Lifts number positiveIntegerYesNo
Geometry geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Sub Meter Accuracy geometry_area_multipatch_complex
Building Use
Pick List
Star Nabers Energy Rating
various energy sources utilised
access available to all key areas eg:
primary use of building category
Building Represents the Parent building asset
Energy Sources
rating between 0 and 5 to rank energy rating
Disabled Person Accessability positiveInteger
Multi Pick ListBuilding Asset Instance for building
Multi Pick List
Pick List
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Cadastre
ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTIONENUMERATION \
DETAILDESCRIPTION
LotNo The lot number as described on the originating survey plan
PlanNo The plan number of the originating survey plan.
CancelledLotPlan The lot on plan cancelled by this boundary if applicable.
TitledArea_sqm The area in square metres enclosed by the boundary, as described by the survey plan.
Geometry The geometry of this feature in coordinate space. May contain holes and islands. Boundaries must consist of straight lines.
Name The name of the watercourse reserve represented by this boundary
Geometry The geometry of this feature in coordinate space. May contain holes and islands. Boundaries must consist of straight lines.
Name The name of the road reserve represented by this boundary
Geometry The geometry of this feature in coordinate space. May contain holes and islands. Boundaries must consist of straight lines.
LotNo The lot number as described on the originating survey plan
PlanNo The plan number of the originating survey plan.
Geometry The geometry of this feature in coordinate space. May contain holes and islands. Boundaries must consist of straight lines.
Mark Name The name by which the survey mark may be uniquely identified from control records.
Geometry The geometry of this feature in coordinate space.
Bearing The bearing in decimal degrees clockwise from North in the coordinate system of this project.
Distance_m The distance in metres on the coordinate system of this project.
Geometry The geometry of this feature in coordinate space.
Data structure constraining information relating to cadastral features.
Model Cadastre
Represents the feature class of cadastral easementsEasements
Represents the feature class of cadastral parcelsLandParcels
Represents the feature class of cadastral ConnectionsConnections
Represents the feature class of Survey MarksSurveyMarks
Lot
Represents the boundary of a Water Course Reserve.
WaterCourseReserve
Represents the boundary of a Road Reserve.
RoadReserve
Represents a cadastral lot feature.
Represents the boundary of a titled, or proposed lot
Easement
Represents a cadastral SurveyMark feature.SurveyMark
Connection
Represents a cadastral easement feature.
Represents the boundary of a existing or new easement
Represents an observed and reduced cadastral connection feature.
A connection must run from the survey mark to the connected feature. If this feature is used, the bearing and distance must be expressed on the same coordinate system
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Surface
ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTIONENUMERATION \
DETAILDESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION
\ DETAILDESCRIPTION
Existing Elevation is as measured or observedProposed Elevation is as designed but not yet
implimentedElevation_m The elevation of this contour relative to the
vertical datum for this projectFloat
Geometry point geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_point_singlepoint
Existing Elevation is as measured or observedProposed Elevation is as designed but not yet
implimentedElevation_m The elevation of this contour relative to the
vertical datum for this projectFloat
Geometry polyline geometry representing the feature in coordinate space.
geometry_linear_multipath_simple
Model Surface
Represents a single contour feature.ContourRepresents the feature class of surface elevation contours
Contours
Represents a single spot height feature.Spot HeightRepresents the feature class of surface elevation spot heights
Spot HeightsData structure constraining information relating to surface level features.
The status of this contour, whether the surface level is existing or proposed
Status
The status of this contour, whether the surface level is existing or proposed
Status
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Enhancements
ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
ENUMERATION \
DETAILDESCRIPTION
Type The type of annotation. Data users can determine the presentation to apply to each type of dimension.This element is not constrained but the simpleType enhancement_annotation_type provides some suggested standard classes of annotation.
Text The textual content of the annotationJustification Text justification within the annotation envelope.Font The font or typeface for presentation. May include comma
delimited point-size and config.E.g: Microsoft Sans Serif,10,Regular
Height_m Text height (in metres) for scaled annotationWidth_m Text character width (in metres) scaled annotation. Assume same
as height if omittedRotation Rotation angle (cartesian - anti-clockwise 0 degrees = East)Geometry Point geometry representing the text insertion point in coordinate
space.Type The type of dimension. Data users can determine the presentation
to apply to each type of dimension.This element is not constrained but the simpleType enhancement_dimension_type provides some suggested standard classes of dimension.
Measure The measurement being represented. No units are specified, but it is expected that all dimensions of the same type will be expressed in the same units, allowing uniform presentations to be applied in client applications.
FromFeatureId The ObjectId of the feature being measured fromToFeatureId The ObjectId of the feature being measured toRefLineFrom A pair of decimal offsets in map units describing the extent of the
reference line at the start of the baseline. Negative measures are left of the baseline, positive measures are right in the direction of the baseline.E.g: the values -0.5 4.0 represent a line through the start point, perpendicular to the baseline, that runs from 0.5m left of the baseline to 4.0m right. By convention the leftmost offset should be stated first.
RefLineTo A pair of decimal offsets in map units describing the extent of the reference line at the end of the baseline. Negative measures are left of the baseline, positive measures are right in the direction of the baseline.E.g: the values -0.5 4.0 represent a line through the end point, perpendicular to the baseline, that runs from 0.5m left of the baseline to 4.0m right. By convention the leftmost offset should be stated first.
BaseLineOffset A single decimal offset in map units describing the position of the measure line parallel to the baseline. Negative measures are left of the baseline, positive measures are right in the direction of the baseline.E.g: the value 2.0 represents a measure line parallel to the baseline, that runs from 2.0m right of the baseline.
Geometry Line segment geometry representing the baseline (start and end point) of the dimension in coordinate space. The start and end points should represent the actual points being measured from and to
Represents the feature class of dimension features
Dimensions
Enhancements Data structure constraining information relating to annotation and dimension features.
Represents an annotation feature. Note that the presentation elements are all optional as they can all be over-ridden by the presentation definitions in receiving systems.
Annotation
Represents a measured dimension between two features.
Represents the feature class of annotation features
Annotations
Dimension
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Supplementary
ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION ENUMERATION \ DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Class User specified class names may be written here to identify the feature type.Not to be used for features that appear elsewhere in the ADAC Model. String_32
Note General purpose descriptive note. String_254Attributes a collection of named attributes.
This element must be present but may be empty.Attributes of supported types may occur in any number and any order, but application developers are encouraged to exercise consistency in the use of supplementary attributes. It is recommended that supplementary features given the same class are also given the same list of named attributes in the same order, so as to facilitate easier passage into receiving systems. Attribute names should be chosen with the requirements of receiving systems in mind. attribute_collection
Geometry Represents a point geometry geometry_point_singlepointClass User specified class names may be written here to identify the feature type.
Not to be used for features that appear elsewhere in the ADAC Model. String_32Note General purpose descriptive note. String_254Attributes a collection of named attributes.
This element must be present but may be empty.Attributes of supported types may occur in any number and any order, but application developers are encouraged to exercise consistency in the use of supplementary attributes. It is recommended that supplementary features given the same class are also given the same list of named attributes in the same order, so as to facilitate easier passage into receiving systems. Attribute names should be chosen with the requirements of receiving systems in mind. attribute_collection
Geometry Represents a polyline geometry geometry_linear_multipath_complexClass User specified class names may be written here to identify the feature type.
Not to be used for features that appear elsewhere in the ADAC Model. String_32Note General purpose descriptive note. String_254Attributes a collection of named attributes.
This element must be present but may be empty.Attributes of supported types may occur in any number and any order, but application developers are encouraged to exercise consistency in the use of supplementary attributes. It is recommended that supplementary features given the same class are also given the same list of named attributes in the same order, so as to facilitate easier passage into receiving systems. Attribute names should be chosen with the requirements of receiving systems in mind. attribute_collection
Geometry Represents a polyline geometry geometry_area_multipatch_complexClass User specified class names may be encoded here to identify the feature type. As
there is no enumeration, the class codes must be by prior agreement. Not to be used for features that appear elsewhere in the ADAC Model. String_32
Note General purpose descriptive note. String_254Attributes a collection of named attributes. This element must be present but may be empty.
Attributes of supported types may occur in any number and any order, but application developers are encouraged to exercise consistency in the use of supplementary attributes. It is recommended that supplementary features given the same class are also given the same list of named attributes in the same order, so as to facilitate easier passage into receiving systems. Attribute names should be chosen with the requirements of receiving systems in mind.
attribute_collectionGeometry Represents a point geometry geometry_point_singlepointClass User specified class names may be encoded here to identify the feature type. As
there is no enumeration, the class codes must be by prior agreement. Not to be used for features that appear elsewhere in the ADAC Model. String_32
Note General purpose descriptive note. String_254Attributes a collection of named attributes. This element must be present but may be empty.
Attributes of supported types may occur in any number and any order, but application developers are encouraged to exercise consistency in the use of supplementary attributes. It is recommended that supplementary features given the same class are also given the same list of named attributes in the same order, so as to facilitate easier passage into receiving systems. Attribute names should be chosen with the requirements of receiving systems in mind.
attribute_collectionGeometry Represents a point geometry geometry_linear_multipath_complexClass User specified class names may be encoded here to identify the feature type. As
there is no enumeration, the class codes must be by prior agreement. Not to be used for features that appear elsewhere in the ADAC Model. String_32
Note General purpose descriptive note. String_254Attributes a collection of named attributes. This element must be present but may be empty.
Attributes of supported types may occur in any number and any order, but application developers are encouraged to exercise consistency in the use of supplementary attributes. It is recommended that supplementary features given the same class are also given the same list of named attributes in the same order, so as to facilitate easier passage into receiving systems. Attribute names should be chosen with the requirements of receiving systems in mind.
attribute_collectionGeometry Represents a point geometry
geometry_area_multipatch_complexThe ADAC Supplementary Schema constrains the data structure for all unstructured Supplementary features within an ADAC Project. These features provide for the ability to describe points, polylines or polygons. A class name must be set on each feature and a text note may be provided. The class value may be used on extraction to filter features into GIS feature classes or similar.
Supplementary Polygon Represents a Supplementary polygon feature. Use these features to represent area detail that adds clarity or context to the strict ADAC features.
Represents a Supplementary polyline feature
PolygonFeatures Represents a GIS layer of Supplementary polygon features.
Supplementary Data structure for generic description of objects not described elsewhere in the ADAC data model.
Represents a Supplementary point feature. Use these features to reresent point detail that adds clarity or context to the strict ADAC features.
PointFeatures
PolylineFeatures Represents a GIS layer of Supplementary polyline features.
PolylineFeature
Standard content for supplementary featuressupplementary_content
Supplementary Polyline Represents a Supplementary polyline feature. Use these features to represent linear detail that adds clarity or context to the strict ADAC features.
SupplementaryPoint
Represents a GIS layer of Supplementary point features.
PolygonFeature Represents a Supplementary polygon feature
Standard content for supplementary featuressupplementary_content
Standard content for supplementary featuressupplementary_content
PointFeature Represents a Supplementary point feature
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Global Types
FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Export Date Time Export date and time in UTC. Format is yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ (eg 2006-08-08T20:00:00Z)
Name The project or development name.Owner Are assets for the whole project owned by Council or
another entity.Receiver The receiver of the ADAC fileWorks Approval ID The works approval ID for the development that this
information represents.Drawing Number The Council drawing number of the as constructed plans.
This may not be known at the time of compilation.
Drawing Revision Date the drawing was revisedConstruction Date The accepted date of construction for the whole project.
Usually the project completion date.Date may be used to calculate remaining life in an asset management system.
Horizontal Coordinate System
Specifies the horizontal coordinate system used. e.g. MGA56. Well known projections may be referred to by name only. All spatial information in the project will be considered to be referenced to this system. If custom local plane systems or projections are used by agreement with the receiver, then any parameters should be specified in the notes.
Horizontal Datum To Specifiy the Datum that the Horizontal Coordinate System is based on. E.g. GDA94.
Vertical Datum To Specifiy the Datum of Height values. E.g. AHD.Is Approximate Are the values supplied accurate or approximations. If data is
plane rectangular approximating MGA-56 then set to trueOrigin Mark When data is plane rectangular this is the Permanent Survey
Mark used as the origin.Notes To contain any additional data required to specify the coordinate
systemSouth West The coordinates of the southwest corner.North East The coordinates of the northeast corner.
Description Descriptive text summarising the project.Project Status The reason for the ADAC file creation. This is not the same
as Asset_status, which is at the asset levelSubmission Status is usually related to the development assesment process or to data transfer between entities or systems
Product The name of the software product.Version The version or release number of the product.Surveyor Name The name of the surveyor.Date Final Survey The date of the final survey.Date Approved The date of the final approval.Engineer Name The name of the consulting engineerDate Approved The date of approval.Sewerage The Sewerage element encloses all sewerage (waste water)
feature descriptions.Transport The Roads element encloses all roads feature descriptions.Water Supply The Water element encloses all water supply feature
descriptions.Storm Water The StormWater element encloses all stormwater feature
descriptions.Open Space The OpenSpace element encloses all public open space feature
descriptions.Cadastre The Cadastre element encloses all cadastral feature
descriptions.Surface The Surface element encloses Supplementary surface feature
descriptions.Enhancements The Enhancements element encloses enhacements such as
annotations and dimensions.Supplementary The Supplementary element encloses all feature data not
described specifically in the schema. It is recommended to keep the use of unstructured data to a bare minimum.
VersionFixed Value = 4.2.0
The Project element encloses all data that is common to the whole project.
In Version 4.1.0, for technical simplicity, only a single project may exist within an instance document, but in future it may be feasible for multiple independent projects to be delivered in a single instance.
In version 4.2.0 while this limitation remains, certain fields at the project level have been repeated at the asset level to allow assets to differ from the global values set in Project
Project
The version attribute marks the version of the instance document. Only a value of 4.2.0 will validate against this schema.
The rectangular coordinate envelope enclosing the project area
Drawing Extents
Records the particulars of the horizontal and vertical coordinate systems for the whole project.
Coordinate System
Structure containing information from the certifying surveyor.
Surveyor
Details of the software product used to create the ADAC data set.
Software
Project Data
Structure containing information from the certifying engineer.
Engineer
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment
The correction status of this position
Corrn The correction status of this position
Status
Corrn
Vertex
Contains the GNSS conditions at captureGNSS Metadata
The centre of the circle on which the arc is described.
Centre Point
Contains the GNSS conditions at captureGNSS Metadata
A point vertex
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Represents a self-contained circular curve. A circular curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and To Point shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
CurveCircular
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
Clockwise Angular direction of travel around the centre from point to
Centre Point The centre of the ellipse on which the arc is described.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Rotation The angle of rotation of the ellipse's semi-major axis in degrees clockwise from the X coordinate axis of the map
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
SemiMajor The semi-major axis of the ellipse.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
SemiMinor The semi-minor axis of the ellipse.
GNSSMetadata Contains the GNSS conditions at capture X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Clockwise Angular direction of travel around the centre. True indicates clockwise, false indicates counterclockwise.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive it.
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Corrn The correction status of this position
Status
Contains the GNSS conditions at captureGNSS Metadata
The centre of the circle on which the arc is described.
Centre Point
Represents a self-contained elliptical curve. An elliptical curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and ToPoint shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
Represents a self-contained circular curve. A circular curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and To Point shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
CurveCircular
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
The correction status of this positionCorrn
CurveElliptical
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
Rotation The angle of rotation of the ellipse's semi-major axis in degrees clockwise from the X coordinate axis of the map
SemiMajor The semi-major axis of the SemiMinor The semi-minor axis of the Clockwise Angular direction of travel
around the centre. True indicates clockwise, false indicates counterclockwise.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Status
Vertex
The centre of the circle on which the arc is described.
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Status
Contains the GNSS conditions at captureGNSSMetadata
A point vertex
Centre Point
Corrn The correction status of this position
Curve Circular
Represents a self-contained elliptical curve. An elliptical curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and ToPoint shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
CurveElliptical
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment
Represents a self-contained circular curve. A circular curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and To Point shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired. This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
Clockwise Angular direction of travel around the centre from point to
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Contains the GNSS conditions at captureGNSSMetadata
The centre of the circle on which the arc is described.
Centre Point The centre of the ellipse on which the arc is described.
Centre Point
Corrn The correction status of this position
Status
Corrn The correction status of this position
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Contains the GNSS conditions at captureGNSSMetadata
Curve Circular Represents a self-contained circular curve. A circular curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and To Point shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
Curve Elliptical Represents a self-contained elliptical curve. An elliptical curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and ToPoint shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired. This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
Rotation The angle of rotation of the ellipse's semi-major axis in degrees clockwise from the X coordinate axis of the map
SemiMajor The semi-major axis of the SemiMinor The semi-minor axis of the Clockwise Angular direction of travel
around the centre. True indicates clockwise, false indicates counterclockwise.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive it.
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Status
Centre Point
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
GNSSMetadata
Corrn The correction status of this position
The centre of the ellipse on which the arc is described.
Corrn The correction status of this position
Contains the GNSS conditions at captureGNSSMetadata
Curve Elliptical Represents a self-contained elliptical curve. An elliptical curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and ToPoint shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
contains a single unbroken sequence of 3 - n point vertices. When used in a Ring it is implied that the polysegment closes on itself.
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired. This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Vertex A point vertex
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DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported. X The X ordinate in a cartesian
system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive it.The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added
to a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported. X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a
UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a
UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation
above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical Precision
contains a single unbroken sequence of 3 - n point vertices. When used in a Ring it is implied that the polysegment closes on itself.
GNSSMetadata
Vertex
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
GNSSMetadata
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
A point vertex
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Corrn
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Contains the GNSS conditions at captureGNSS Metadata
Status
The correction status of this position
Status
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.
Polysegment
contains a single unbroken sequence of 3 - n point vertices. When used in a Ring it is implied that the polysegment closes on itself.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
A point vertexVertex
Vertex A point vertex
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DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex Std_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Centre Point The centre of the circle on which the arc is described.
Vertex A point vertex
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
The correction status of this position
Corrn The correction status of this position
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
Status
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
GNSSMetadata
GNSS Metadata
Corrn
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.
Polysegment
Curve Circular Represents a self-contained circular curve. A circular curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and To Point shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
Clockwise Angular direction of travel around the centre from point to
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
Rotation The angle of rotation of the ellipse's semi-major axis in degrees clockwise from the X coordinate axis of the map
SemiMajor The semi-major axis of the SemiMinor The semi-minor axis of the Clockwise Angular direction of travel
around the centre. True indicates clockwise, false indicates counterclockwise.
Centre Point
Centre Point The centre of the circle on which the arc is described.
The centre of the ellipse on which the arc is described.
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Status
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
The correction status of this positionCorrn
GNSSMetadata
Status
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.
Curve Circular Represents a self-contained circular curve. A circular curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and To Point shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
GNSSMetadata
Curve Elliptical Represents a self-contained elliptical curve. An elliptical curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and ToPoint shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
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DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
The correction status of this positionCorrn
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Status
Curve Circular
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
PolysegmentAny one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.
Corrn
Vertex A point vertex
The correction status of this position
Contains the GNSS conditions at captureGNSSMetadata
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
The centre of the circle on which the arc is described.
Centre Point
GNSSMetadata
Represents a self-contained circular curve. A circular curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and To Point shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
Clockwise Angular direction of travel around the centre from point to
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions using this code.
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to
a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Curve Circular
Represents a self-contained elliptical curve. An elliptical curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and ToPoint shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
Curve Elliptical
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.
GNSSMetadata
The correction status of this position
Corrn
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
The correction status of this position
Status
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
Status
The centre of the circle on which the arc is described.
Centre Point
The centre of the ellipse on which the arc is described.
Centre Point
Corrn
GNSSMetadata
Represents a self-contained circular curve. A circular curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and To Point shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
Rotation The angle of rotation of the ellipse's semi-major axis in degrees clockwise from the X coordinate axis of the map
SemiMajor The semi-major axis of the SemiMinor The semi-minor axis of the Clockwise Angular direction of travel
around the centre. True indicates clockwise, false indicates counterclockwise.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive it.The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added
to a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported. X The X ordinate in a cartesian
system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal
Represents a self-contained elliptical curve. An elliptical curve may comstitute a complex Polyline Path or Polygon Ring by itself. When used in a Ring, the FromPoint and ToPoint shall be taken to be joined by a straight segment unless already coincident.
Curve Elliptical
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.
GNSSMetadata
GNSSMetadata
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Status
Corrn
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Status
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
The correction status of this position
The centre of the ellipse on which the arc is described.
Centre Point
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
Vertex A point vertexcontains a single unbroken sequence of 2 - n point vertices.
contains a single unbroken sequence of 2 - n point vertices.
Vertex A point vertex
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive it.The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added
to a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported. X The X ordinate in a cartesian
system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-Code or
pseudorandom noise signal.Y-Code Position collected using the Y-code (an
encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase solution.
Postprocessed Code Position has been differentially corrected using code processing.
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
The correction status of this positionCorrn
GNSS Metadata
The correction status of this positionCorrn
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
GNSS Metadata
Status
Vertex A point vertexMust contain exactly 2 point vertices.
contains a single unbroken sequence of 2 - n point vertices.
Vertex A point vertex
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertex Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive it.The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added
to a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new features.
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported. The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM
plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.
H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.
HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-
Code or pseudorandom noise Y-Code Position collected using the Y-
code (an encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float
Postprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Status
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
The correction status of this positionCorrn
GNSS Metadata
Vertex A point vertexMust contain exactly 2 point vertices.
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
Corrn The correction status of this position
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertexPostprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive it.
The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported. The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM
plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
X The X ordinate in a cartesian system, easting in a UTM plane or longitude in a spheroidal system.
Y The Y ordinate in a cartesian system, northing in a UTM plane or latitude in a spheroidal system.
Z The Z ordinate in a cartesian system, elevation above a geoidal height datum or spheroidal height in a spheroidal system.
GNSS Time The GNSS Date and Time of capture.
H_Prec Horizontal PrecisionV_Prec Vertical PrecisionStd_Dev Standard DeviationPDOP Positional Dilution of Precision.
HDOP Horizontal Dilution of Precision.
Uncorrected Uncorrected position.P-Code Position collected using the P-
Code or pseudorandom noise Y-Code Position collected using the Y-
code (an encryption of the P-Code). Only military receivers can compute or log positions
Real-time SBAS Position that has been corrected using real-time SBAS.
Real-time Code Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a code phase
Postprocessed Code
Position has been differentially corrected using code
Real-time Carrier Float
Position collected using real-time differential GPS and computed using a carrier float
The correction status of this positionCorrn
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
Corrn The correction status of this position
Status
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
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Geometry
DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.This is the most important element group in the geometry model. It is crucial to the flexible description of complex geometries. Any one of the geometry fragment choices may be used in any order. Any single fragment is sufficient to describe a complete path on its own if desired.N.B. As this group is also used to construct a complex Ring, is is possible to create and validate a Ring that consists only of a PolySegment that has two vertices. This will result in a ring that degrades to a straight line with zero area. It is unlikely that an operator would purposely digitise such a ring, but it is possible.
Represents a sequence of 2 - n vertices. The first shall be regarded as the start point, proceeding in order and the last shall be regarded as the end point.
Polysegment Vertex A point vertexPostprocessed Carrier Float
Position that has a carrier float position.
RTK Fixed Position collected using real-time kinematic techniques and computed using a carrier fixed solution.
Postprocessed Carrier Fixed
Position has been differentially corrected using code processing and has a carrier fixed solution.
Receiver The manufacturer and model of GNSS receiver used. While there are no restrictions on this element, the length of this string should be minimised to control data volumes as every vertex may receive it.
The edit status of this position. New A new feature is one that has been added to a data file in the most recent session. A new data file will only contain new
Updated An updated feature is one that previously existed in a data file, but has been edited or updated in the most recent session.
Imported An imported feature is one that previously existed in a data file and has not been edited or updated in the most recent session. When data is imported from a GIS or CAD system, all features are considered to be imported.
The correction status of this positionCorrn
This value is for tracking the status of the position when moving data between the office and the field during the capture and edit phases. It would not generally be considered useful to the end customer.
Status
Contains the GNSS conditions at capture
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String Types
ASSET ELEMENT DESCRIPTION FEATURE DESCRIPTION DETAIL DESCRIPTION
Strings String Non-Empty ASCII String Type to hold at least one character
Minimum Length: 1 Must have at least one character. This is important if user-entered string content is required in an element, as a plain xs:string will still validate even if it is empty.
String 40 ASCII String Type to hold Identifier strings.
Maximum Length: 40 40 Characters is sufficient space to store string representations of very long integer IDs or GUIDs
String 254 ASCII String Type that meets the 254 Character restriction of DBF files
Maximum Length: 254 254 Characters is sufficient space for most simple notes or comments
String 128 ASCII String Type 128 Characters
Maximum Length: 128 128 Characters is sufficient space for most simple notes or comments
String 64 ASCII String Type 64 Characters in length
Maximum Length: 64 64 Characters is sufficient space for most names
String 32 ASCII String Type 32 Characters in length
Maximum Length: 32 32 Characters is sufficient space for most codes
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