Queensland Spatial Imagery

Acquisition Program

2016

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This program was prepared by the Department of Natural Resources and Mines (DNRM) 1 March 2016

NOTE: THIS IS A DYNAMIC DOCUMENT THAT IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE A GUIDE FOR PLANNING FUTURE ACQUISITION PROJECTS. NO IMAGERY CAN BE ASSURED OF BEING CAPTURED.

Disclaimer

Accuracy/reliability All data and information in this publication are believed to be accurate and have come from sources believed to be reliable.

Liability for damages The State of Queensland does not guarantee or represent that the data and information in this publication are accurate, up to date or complete, and disclaims liability for all claims, losses, damages or costs of whatever nature and howsoever occurring, arising as a result of relying on the data and information, regardless of the form of action, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty or otherwise.

For more information on the coordination of spatial imagery acquisition in Queensland, please contact the Spatial Imagery Coordinator at the Department

of Natural Resources and Mines on 3896 3027 or email Paul.Brown@dnrm.qld.gov.au

For information on the QSIC Spatial Imagery Working Group visit Working

Groups>Spatial Imagery at the QSIC website. http://www.qsic.qld.gov.au

Agencies acquiring spatial imagery are encouraged to coordinate their project

with other acquisition projects through the Spatial Imagery Coordinator.

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Spatial Imagery Acquisition Program 2016

Purpose

The purpose of this document is to provide a plan that optimises the acquisition of spatial imagery in Queensland for government agencies. The program operates in conjunction with the Spatial Imagery Subscription Plan which raises funds for, and enables coordination of imagery acquisition projects for participating organisations.

Benefits to participating agencies are: -

Access to imagery acquired at different resolutions,

Optimise acquisition of imagery of different resolutions to provide better coverage over time,

Lower costs through coordination and cost sharing with other agencies, and

Improved budget planning and support for agencies’ business cases for imagery acquisition.

Introduction

Spatial imagery provides a record of Queensland’s natural and physical assets and environment recorded from an aircraft or satellite. It contains measurable data about a feature that enables complex analysis of the feature or location and the examination and mapping of geographical locations and issues without the need to visit the site. As with all spatial imagery it may be recorded at a range of scales to suit a variety of applications.

With uses ranging from the management of the land, emergency response, infrastructure planning, asset management and assessing the condition of soils and vegetation, spatial imagery is fundamental to efficient government and resource management.

The Department of Natural Resources and Mines is facilitating a coordinated program to maintain the spatial imagery infrastructure for Queensland. Spatial imagery infrastructure includes an imagery storage, management and distribution system. The Queensland Spatial Imagery Acquisition Program

The Queensland Spatial Imagery Acquisition Program identifies general reference requirements for imagery to support public administration across a range of activities in Queensland. The Program has identified three resolutions ranges using colour (Red, Green, Blue) imagery:-

High Resolution; less than 20cm resolution, Medium Resolution; 20cm to 70cm resolution and Low Resolution; 75cm – 2.5m resolution.

Programmed projects include capturing imagery over:- Urban South East Queensland (SEQ) local government areas of Noosa,

Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay, Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan, Redland and Gold Coast at 10cm resolution on a yearly cycle,

Provincial cities of Toowoomba, Gympie, Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Bundaberg, Gladstone, Rockhampton, Mackay, Bowen, Townsville and Cairns at 10cm resolution on a yearly cycle from 2016.

Coastal towns at 10cm resolution on a three year cycle. Three coastal areas between Noosa and Cooktown and regional SEQ (local

government areas of Somerset, Lockyer Valley, Scenic Rim, Southern Downs and Toowoomba) at medium resolution on a three year cycle,

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Towns in rural and remote areas at high resolution on a five year cycle.

Councils and other organisations are invited to contact the Spatial Imagery Coordinator for assistance and possible funding for their projects from the Spatial Imagery Subscription Plan. In recent years, councils have seen a significant decrease in the cost of spatial imagery when coordinating projects and cost sharing with the State Government. Since 2008 coordinating imagery acquisition between the three levels of government has provided value for money for all participants. Projects include, regional SEQ (local government areas of Somerset, Lockyer Valley, Scenic Rim, Toowoomba and Southern Downs) in 2013, Central Queensland Coast in 2013, Surat Basin South in 2013, Surat Basin North in 2014, Capricorn - Wide Bay in 2014, North Queensland in 2015 and urban SEQ councils each year. High Resolution Program Imagery at less than 15cm resolution will be acquired over urban areas at varying time intervals depending on location and the degree of landscape change. An on-going program is now in place for SEQ local government areas to be captured at 10cm resolution each year with major provincial cities to be acquired every year from 2016. Medium Resolution Imagery

Imagery at 20cm -75cm will be acquired over three coastal regions and regional SEQ on a three cycle, Imagery acquisition will be scheduled to complement urban imagery in each area. Queensland mining basins are also being captured with the Bowen Basin captured in 2012, Surat Basin South in 2013, Surat Basin North in 2014 and the Galilee Basin in 2015. See page six for the extents of these projects. Low Resolution Imagery

Imagery is typically acquired by satellite. In 2012, Airbus Defence and Space captured all of Queensland with the SPOT 5 satellite at a resolution of 5m and pan-sharpened the imagery to 2.5m. The 2.5m imagery, known has SPOTMaps, is available for State and Local Government agencies. 2013-14 SPOTMaps 1.5m resolution is now available only via a web map service to State and Local Governments. The Program will endeavour to maintain satellite coverage at resolution of 1.5m or higher resolutions over the state on a three year cycle. Natural Disasters

Acquisition of imagery is programmed for the optimum time of a natural disaster event. The Spatial Imagery Acquisition Program cannot address these needs but the Spatial Imagery Subscription Plan has contingency funding provided by the Queensland Public Safety Business Agency for disaster imagery. Local Governments are invited to contribute to the acquisition of disaster imagery when an event occurs. The Public Safety Business Agency has established procedures for the contingency funds to be available when events occur.

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The Spatial Imagery Subscription Plan

The Spatial Imagery Subscription Plan was established by the Queensland Spatial Information Council’s Spatial Imagery Working Group and is managed by the Imagery Coordination Unit in DNRM. Funds are raised through subscriptions (currently $33,000 per 12 month period) that entitles a subscriber to all imagery acquired by the fund, licence permitting. Individuals or organisations can also purchase imagery if not subscribing to the Subscription Plan, contact SIproductdelivery@dnrm.qld.gov.au for full details and cost.

All the Spatial Imagery Acquisition Program’s current imagery is viewable on the Queensland Globe. To see the extent of individual projects, turn on the “Imagery Footprint” layer.

Table below shows a list of Medium Resolution imagery projects.

NAME RESOLUTION Delivery Due

Bowen Basin 2012 70cm Completed

SEQ Regional 2013 30cm Completed

Central Queensland Coastal 50cm Completed

Surat Basin South 2013 40cm Completed

Capricorn - Wide Bay 2014 25cm Completed

Surat Basin North 2014 25cm Completed

North Queensland 2015 25cm Completed

Galilee Basin East 2015 25cm March 2016

Galilee Basin South 2015 25cm March 2016

Central Queensland Coastal 2016 25cm December 2016

SEQ Regional 2016 25cm December 2016

High Resolution Projects in Progress

Airlie Beach Gladstone Urban Mena Creek Thulimbah

Allora Glen Aplin Merinda Toogoolawah

Amiens Gumla Mission Beach Toowoomba Urban

Applethorpe Guthalungra Moresby Townsville Urban

Aratula Gold Coast Moreton Bay LGA Tully

Ayr Harrisville Moreton Island Wallangarra

Babinda Hendon Mossman Wangetti

Ballandean Heronvale Mt Alford Warril View

Beaudesert Hervey Bay Mt Colliery Warwick

Beechmont Hideaway Bay Mt Tamborine Wilson Beach

Binna Burra Home Hill Mt Marshall Yangan

Boonah Innisfail Nanango

Bowen Ipswich Noosa

Brisbane Kalbar Peak Crossing

Bundaberg Urban Karara Port Douglas

Cairns Urban Kennedy Pratten

Cardwell Kilcoy Proserpine

Carruchan Killarney Rathdowney

Collinsville Kooralbyn Redland

Conway Beach Leyburn Rockhampton Urban

Cottonvale Lockyer Valley Urban Seventeen Seventy

Cowley Beach Lowood Silkwood

Dalveen Logan Stanthorpe

El Arish Mackay Urban Sunshine Coast

Esk Magnetic Island Tannymorel

Emu Vale Maryborough Tarong

Fernvale Maryvale The Summit

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Current High Resolution Imagery

Abercorn 2011 Burketown 2010 Holbourne Island 2014 Eclipse Island 2015 Adavale 2015 Cairns Urban 2015 Edward Island 2014 Home Hill 2013 Airlie Beach 2013 Calder Island 2014 Homestead 2012 Eidsvold 2011 Allora 2013 Callide 2013 Hook Island 2014 Einasleigh 2013 Alpha 2015 Camooweal 2013 Hope Islands 2015 El Arish 2011 Amby 2011 Capella 2012 Hope Islands 2015 Emerald 2013 Amiens 2013 Cardwell 2014 Hope Vale 2013 Emu Vale 2013 Anakie 2013 Carlisle Island 2014 Horn lsland 2011 Entrance Island 2011 Applethorpe 2013 Carruchan 2011 Hudson Islands 2015 Eromanga 2015 Aramac 2011 Cecil Plains 2015 Hughenden 2013 Esk 2011 Aratula 2011 Charleville 2014 Hull Island 2014 Esk Island 2015 Arcadia Valley 2012 Charters Towers 2012 Hungerford 2011 Eton 2015 Armit Island 2014 Cherbourg 2011 Ilfracombe 2014 Eulo 2012 Atherton 2013 Childers 2014 Imbil 2013 Falcon Island 2015 Augathella 2015 Chillagoe 2013 Ingham 2015 Fantome Island 2015 Aurukun 2014 Chinchilla 2015 Inglewood 2011 Fernvale 2013 Avoid Island 2014 Cid Island 2014 Ingot Island 2014 Fitzroy Island 2014 Ayr 2013 Clermont 2012 Injinoo 2011 Flinders Island 2015 Babinda 2015 Clifton 2015 Injune 2011 Flinton 2011 Badu Island 2014 Cloncurry 2011 Innisfail 2014 Forbes Island 2015 Balgal 2015 Cockermouth Island 2014 Ipswich 2015 Forrest Beach 2015 Ballandean 2013 Coconut Island 2011 Irvinebank 2013 Forsayth 2013 Bamaga 2011 Coen 2012 Isisford 2012 Friday Island 2011 Banana 2012 Collinsville 2013 Jackson 2013 Gabba Island 2014 Baralaba 2011 Comet 2012 Jambin 2011 Gayndah 2011 Barcaldine 2015 Condamine 2011 Jandowae 2015 Georgetown 2013 Bauhinia 2012 Cooktown 2015 Jericho 2015 Gin Gin 2014 Beaudesert 2011 Coombe Island 2015 Jimbour 2012 Gladstone Urban 2015 Bedarra Island 2015 Coominya 2011 Julia Creek 2013 Glen Aplin 2013 Bedourie 2014 Corfield 2013 Jundah 2015 Glenmorgan 2015 Bell 2015 Cottonvale 2013 Kaimkillenbum 2015 Glenwood 2013 Belyando Crossing 2013 Cowley Beach 2011 Kajabbi 2012 Gold Coast 2015 Bentinck Island 2014 Cracow 2012 Kalbar 2011 Goldsmith Island 2014 Bet Islet 2014 Crows Nest 2015 Karara 2013 Goods Island 2014 Beverlac Island 2014 Croydon 2013 Karumba 2010 Goombungee 2015 Biggenden 2012 Cunnamulla 2012 Kennedy 2011 Goomeri 2013 Biloela 2011 Curacoa Island 2015 Keswick Island 2014 Goondiwindi 2011 Birdsville 2013 Curra 2013 Kidston 2012 Goovigen 2011 Blackall 2015 Dajarra 2011 Kilcoy 2012 Great Keppel Island 2014 Blacksmith Island 2014 Dalby 2013 Kilkivan 2013 Great Palm Island 2015 Blackwater 2012 Dalrymple Islet 2014 Killarney 2013 Green Island 2014 Blackwood Island 2015 Dalveen 2013 Kingaroy 2011 Greenvale 2012 Bloomfield 2015 Darnley Island 2011 Kogan 2015 Gregory 2010 Bloomsbury 2015 Dauan Island 2014 Kooralbyn 2011 Gunalda 2013 Bluff 2011 Daydream Island 2014 Kowanyama 2010 Gununa 2014 Bogantungan 2013 Deliverance Island 2014 Kumbia 2011 Gympie Urban 2015 Boigu Island Community 2014 Denham Island 2015 Halifax 2015 Kuranda 2013

Bollon 2011 Dent Island 2014 Hamilton Island 2014 Kynuna 2012

Boonah 2011 Digby Island 2014 Hammer Island 2014 Lady Elliot Island 2014

Boonooroo 2013 Dingo 2012 Hammond Island 2011 Lady Musgrave Island 2014

Border Island 2014 Dirranbandi 2011 Harold Island 2014 Ladysmith Island 2014

Boulia 2011 Doomadgee 2010 Harrisville 2011 Lakeland 2013

Bowden Island 2015 Double Cone Island 2014 Haslewood Island 2014 Laura 2012

Bowen 2015 Double Island 2009 Hayman Island 2014 Leyburn 2013

Brampton Island 2014 Drillham 2015 Hebel 2011 Lindaman Island 2014

Bramston Beach 2015 Duaringa 2012 Henderson Island 2014 Linne Island 2014

Brigalow 2015 Dulacca 2015 Hendon 2013 Linville 2013

Brisbane 2015 Dunk Island 2015 Herberton 2013 Lizard Island 2015

Brisk Island 2015 Dysart 2012 Heron Island 2014 Lockhart River 2014

Brook Islands 2015 Eagle Island 2015 Hervey Bay 2015 Lockyer Valley Urban 2013

Bundaberg Urban 2014 Hicks Island 2010 Logan 2015

Hogans Pocket 2015 Longreach 2011

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Low Isles 2014 Nanango 2012 Seventeen Seventy 2014 Warra 2015

Lowood 2013 Napranum 2010 Shaw Island 2014 Warril View 2011

Lowry Islet 2014 Nebo 2012 Silkwood 2011 Warwick 2013

Lucinda 2015 Nelia 2013 Smith Island 2015 Wednesday Island 2011

Maaroom 2013 New Mapoon 2011 Somerset Dam 2013 Weipa 2010

Mabuiag Island 2011 New Mapoon 2011 South Island 2015 Wheeler Island 2015

Mackay Urban 2012 Noel Island 2014 South Molle Island 2014 Whitsunday Island 2014

Mackay Urban 2015 Noosa 2015 Springsure 2012 Widgee 2013

Maclear Island 2015 Normanton 2010 St Bees Island 2014 Wigton Island 2014

Magnetic Island 2015 North East Island 2014 St George 2011 Wilson Island 2014

Maher Island 2014 North Molle Island 2014 Stamford 2013 Windorah 2012

Malanda 2013 North West Island 2014 Stanley Island 2015 Winton 2011

Mansell Island 2014 Northern Peninsula Airport 2014 Stanthorpe 2013 Wondai 2011

Mapoon 2014 One Tree Hill Island 2014 Stephens Island 2011 Woodgate 2014

Mareeba 2015 Opalton 2013 Stonehenge 2012 Woolanmarroo South 2015

Maryborough 2015 Orpheus Island 2015 Sue Island 2011 Woolooga 2013

Maryvale 2013 Owanyilla 2013 Sunshine Coast 2015 Woorabinda 2012

Maxwelton 2012 Palfrey Island 2015 Surat 2011 Wowan 2011

Maza Island 2014 Peak Crossing 2011 Sweers Island 2014 Wujal Wujal 2015

McKinlay 2012 Pelorus Island 2015 Talwood 2011 Wyandra 2011

Meandarra 2015 Pentacost Island 2014 Tambo 2015 Yam Island 2011

Mena Creek 2011 Pentland 2012 Tannymorel 2013 Yangan 2013

Michaelmas Cay 2014 Pittsworth 2015 Tara 2015 Yaraka 2012

Middle Island 2014 Poll Island 2014 Taroom 2011 Yarrabah Urban 2015

Middlemount 2013 Poona 2013 Tawan 2013 Yarraman 2015

Middleton 2013 Pormpuraaw 2014 Taylors Beach 2015 Yelarbon 2011

Midge Point 2015 Port Douglas 2015 Texas 2011 Yeppoon 2014

Miles 2015 Port Stewart 2014 Thallon 2011 York Island 2011

Millmerran 2015 Portland Road 2014 Thangool 2011 Yowah 2011

Mingela 2013 Possession Island 2014 Thargomindah 2011 Yuleba 2011

Minster Island 2014 Prairie 2012 The Summit 2013 Yungaburra 2015

Mission Beach 2014 Pratten 2013 Theodore 2011 Mitchell 2011 Prince of Wales Island 2011 Thomas Island 2014 Moa Island 2015 Prince of Wales Island 2014 Three Islands 2015 Monto 2011 Proserpine 2013 Thulimbah 2013 Moore 2013 Proston 2011 Thursday Island 2011 Moore Park 2014 Punsand Bay 2014 Tiaro 2013 Moranbah 2012 Quilpie 2015 Tieri 2012 Moresby 2011 Rainbow Beach 2013 Tin Can Bay 2013 Moreton Bay Council 2015 Rannes 2011 Tingoora 2011 Moreton Island 2011 Rathdowney 2011 Tinnanbar 2013 Morven 2015 Ravenshoe 2015 Tinsmith Island 2014 Mossman 2015 Redland 2011 Jul-Sept Toogoolawah 2011 Moura 2011 Redland Urban (Nth Stradbroke) 2015 Toomulla 2015 Mt Alford 2011 Redland Urban 2015 Toowoomba Urban 2015 Mt Colliery 2013 Repulse Island 2014 Torbanlea 2013 Mt Coolon 2013 Richmond 2012 Torrens Creek 2012 Mt Garnet 2013 Rockhampton 2014 Townsville Urban 2015 Mt Isa 2012 Rocky Islets 2015 Trebonne 2015 Mt Marshal 2013 Rolleston 2011 Tully 2014 Mt Morgan 2014 Roma 2011 Turtle Head Island 2014 Mt Perry 2014 Rubyvale Sapphire 2011 Two Islands 2015 Mt Surprise 2013 Sabai Island 2009 Tyron Island 2014 Mt Tamborine 2011 Saddle Island 2014 Ugain Island 2014 Muckadilla 2011 Saibai Island Community 2014 Umagico 2011 Mulgildie 2012 Sarina 2015 Urandangi 2011 Mundubbera 2011 Scawfell Island 2014 Vin Islet 2014 Mungallala 2015 Seaforth 2015 Wallangarra 2013 Mungindi 2011 Seisia 2011 Wallumbilla 2011 Murgon 2011 Seisia North 2014 Wandoan 2015 Murray Island 2011 Sellheim 2012 Wangetti 2015 Muttaburra 2011

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Medium Resolution Coastal and Regional Areas

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High Resolution, South Eastern Qld

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High Resolution, North Queensland

Medium Resolution Mining Basin Projects

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SPOTMaps 2012 2.5m Resolution Coverage: Government Use Only