Victorian Coastal High-Resolution Updated Digital Elevation Model

dataset: VC-DEM_HIGHRES-UPDATED_2017JUL14
This dataset extends the VICMAP Coastal Topographic DEM in with DELWPs, Australian Navy, and Geoscience Australia bathymetric data into the offshore. The new coastal DEM expands the coverage of the current bathymetry layer. It primarily merges multi-beam data acquired by Deakin and Port of Melbourne into the existing bathymetric DEM. The Port of Hastings bathy LiDAR has also been included, and some Gippsland Ports data. This differs from the VICMAP Coastal Topographic DEM which stops at the intertidal zone.
 
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(2021)

Victorian Coastal High-Resolution Updated Digital Elevation Model

Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
 

Description

Title
Victorian Coastal High-Resolution Updated Digital Elevation Model 
Alternate title
VC-DEM_HIGHRES-UPDATED_2017JUL14 
Purpose
Slope and slope classes, Aspect Insolation, Drainage network, Hydrological indicies and water table indicies, Climate variables, Input to estimation of soil parameters, Input to land component and soil type mapping, Viewshed analysis, Visualisation, Environmental modelling including salinity, species distribution, spread models etc. 
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  • Elevation
  • Environment
  • Geoscientific information
 
 

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General - Victoria 
 
 

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