Metadata for Pedestrian Bridges
Identification
- File Name
- StrPedestrianBridge
- Feature Dataset
- Structures
- Ownership
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District of North Vancouver
355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver, BC, Canada, V7N 4N5
Spatial
- Extents
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- Coverage
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West:
480580.4 m
East: 504723.34 m
South: 5461230.54 m
North: 5479021.47 m - Coordinate System
- GCS North American 1983
- Projection
- NAD 1983 UTM Zone 10N
File Properties
- Data Type
- Feature Class
- Data Format
- ESRI Enterprise SDE
- Geometry Type
- Polygon
- Topology
- False
- Spatial Index
- True
- Linear Referencing
- False
History
- Date Posted to GIS:
- 1998
- 1998: By 1998 the North Shore Search and Rescue (NSSR) unit had recorded the location of various assets in the field, particularly in the alpine region. These assets were mapped and aided workers in the field during rescue missions.
- 1998: NSSR provided this information to the District's GIS in Microstation (CAD) format. The information was translated and selected data sets were loaded into the GIS to either start a new theme or to augment an existing one.
- 2003: Pedestrian bridges for the alpine areas were acquired from NSSR whereas bridges in the developed region where acquired through digitizing from 2003 and 2007 orthoimagery.
- 2007: As part of the District of North Vancouver's asset management program, parts of the Districts asset inventory was refined, augmented and completed. In some cases this involved the collection of more information which was then updated in the GIS.
- 2013: As part of the DNV's continuing asset management program, parts of the District's asset inventory was reviewed and refined, and the GIS was updated accordingly.
Quality
- Accuracy
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- As per orthoimagery.
- Spatial information is collected and entered using the next best method applicable to this dataset.
- Spatial information is very accurate but could be improved using a better collection technique.
- Where multiple collection/entry methods, the more accurate method is predominant throughout this dataset.
- Completeness
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- Some spatial information may be missing.
- Expected to be near or fully complete
Maintenance
GIS department contacts Parks and Streets department for the latest updates. A staff representative from each department sits down with GIS staff and reviews and assists with the updates.
Supporting Documentation
- Data Dictionary
- Not Applicable
- Relationships
- Not Applicable
- Rights
- Terms and Conditions of Use