VAF_EXTENT_108UMTD
dataset:
VAF_EXTENT_108UMTD
This dataset relates to the Victorian Aquifer Framework (VAF) 3D Surface for the Upper Mid Tertiary Aquitard. It represents the mapped extent of the aquitard.
Please refer to the master metadata record VAF 'Victorian Aquifer Framework (VAF) 3D Surfaces' for detailed information.
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Citation proposal Citation proposal
(2022) VAF_EXTENT_108UMTD Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action https://uat-metashare.maps.vic.gov.au/geonetwork/srv/eng/catalog.search#/metadata/a8a2fc4d-e630-5a4f-beca-932d70cf6b0b |
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- Spatial
- Maintenance
- Format
- Contacts
- Keywords
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- Lineage
- Metadata Constraints
- Quality
- Acquisition Info
- Raster Data Details
- Raster Type Details
- Point Cloud Data Details
- Contour Data Details
- Survey Details
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Description
- Title
- VAF_EXTENT_108UMTD
- Alternate title
- VAF_EXTENT_108UMTD
- Supplemental Information
- Related Documents: None
- Status
- Completed
Temporal
Spatial
- Code
- 4283
Maintenance
- Maintenance and update frequency
- As needed
Format
Contacts
Point of contact
Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
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VSDL Data Manager
PO Box 500
East Melbourne
Vic
3002
Australia
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Keywords
- Topic category
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- Inland waters
- Geoscientific information
Resource Constraints
- Use limitation
- General
- Classification
- Unclassified
Lineage
- Statement
- Dataset Source: Data were obtained from the Victorian Stratigraphic Database and included: (1) salinity readings from register bores (such as stock and domestic, licensed and observation bores); (2) the date of each salinity reading; (3) bore locations (coordinates). In addition, pre-existing watertable salinity data was obtained from a project conducted by Southern Rural Water. This dataset was used for Catchment Management Areas (CMAs) south of the divide. For the northern portion of the State, bore data were input into the surface modelling utility ANUDEM. To identify the data to be used as input, a point representing the screened interval of the bore was calculated. The established screen location was then compared to the watertable depth compiled as part of the Victorian Watertable Mapping project. Screen locations within 30m of the watertable depth were adopted as watertable bores. Only those bores with salinity readings taken on or after January 1 1980 were used as input. The next step in the process involved creating a series of draft watertable salinity maps using the bore data and contours and visually assessing areas for review. This assessment also involved evaluating the residual values or difference between the modelled surface and the original bore inputs. All residuals greater than 250 were identified and resolved. The resultant model was then merged with the SRW data. A final dataset containing Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) concentrations in mg/L was then produced using the following classes: <500, 500-1000, 1000-3500, 3500-7000, 7000-13000,13000-35000, >35000. Dataset Originality: Derived
Metadata Constraints
- Classification
- Unclassified
Quality
Attribute Quality
- Comments
- Attribute values are as accurate as the attributes of the source data used to derive the final dataset.
Positional Accuracy
- Comments
- The dataset is as accurate as the data from which it has been derived. These source datasets include: (1) the SRW watertable salinity layer; (2) the Victorian Stratigraphic Database; (3) borehole locations from GMS.
Conceptual Consistency
- Comments
- Not known
Missing Data
- Comments
- Victoria
Excess Data
Acquisition Info
Raster Data Details
Point Cloud Data Details
Contour Data Details
Survey Details
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