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1:50,000 Tasmanian Map Book Raster Images - Public Version
Date:
16-02-2009
The 1:50,000 raster images are derived from the topographic Tasmanian Map Books produced by Information Land Services (ILS), DPIPWE, for the Tasmanian Fire Service (TFS). The Tasmanian Map Book contained some restricted data. This restricted data was stripped out of the original files and new images were created for use.
1:50,000 Tasmanian Map Book Raster Images - Restricted Version
Date:
16-02-2009
The 1:50,000 raster images are derived from the topographic Tasmanian Map Books produced by Information Land Services (ILS), DPIPWE, for the Tasmanian Fire Service (TFS). The Tasmanian Map Book contains some restricted data.
Analogue Aerial Imagery Season Orthomosaics
Date:
05-12-2024
The Analogue Aerial Imagery Season Orthomosaics are compilations of aerial imagery captured for each flying season, during the summer season from October through to the following March. For older imagery prior to 2000, mosaics have been compiled into decades. The mosaics are compiled from film based analogue imagery, captured at various scales.
Digital Aerial Imagery Season Orthomosaics
Date:
21-10-2015
Digital imagery has been acquired for Tasmanian from 2010 to present day. The Digital Aerial Imagery Season Orthomosaics are compilations of aerial imagery captured for each flying season, during the summer season from October through to the following March. The mosaics are compiled from high resolution imagery, usually captured at 10cm and 25cm resolution.
Digital Imagery Mosaic Index
Date:
04-03-2020
The Digital Imagery Mosaic Index illustrates the extents of digital aerial imagery available for Tasmania.
Early Treasures - Story Book (1811 - 1859)
Date:
01-08-2014
Early Treasures - Story Book Tasmanian Historical Charts & Maps (1811 - 1859) This Story Map commemorates the preservation of an important record of Tasmania from the early 1800s.
Emergency Services - Current Incident Line - RESTRICTED
Date:
21-01-2009
THIS DATASET IS RESTRICTED - DO NOT ACCESS WITHOUT PRIOIR APPROVAL BY THE ES-GIS UNIT. Emergency Services - Current Incident Line contains the current data as uploaded by the deployed ES-GIS Team for a particular Incident. The dataset will be empty at all times apart from when an incident is actually in progress.
Emergency Services - Tasmanian Map Book Grid Index
Date:
03-06-2008
The Tasmanian Map Book Grid Index dataset was created as a part of the Tasmanian Map Book (1st Edition) series. It describes the area over the state that each grid square (as referenced in the Map Book) covers The books were created for the Tasmanian Fire Services (TFS) by ES-GIS (DPIPWE) and is distributed to Emergency Service organisations only.
Emergency Services - Tasmanian Map Book Page Index
Date:
03-06-2008
The Tasmanian Map Book Page Index dataset was created as a part of the Tasmanian Map Book (1st Edition) series. It describes the area over the state that each page covers and contains the page number to refernce back to the books. The books were created for the Tasmanian Fire Services (TFS) by ES-GIS (DPIPWE) and is distributed to Emergency Service organisations only.
Fire Severity Mapping 2019
Date:
19-03-2019
This data shows the difference in the Normalised Burn Ratio (dNBR) between pre-fire and post-fire earth observation (satellite) imagery. This ratio uses near infrared and shortwave infrared imagery to highlight areas of vegetation impacted by fire. Larger dNBR values generally indicate more severe fire damage whereas negative values may indicate regrowth following a fire. Image sources are either ...