Forestry Reserve

FEATURE TYPE (FEATURETYPE) [String; No; 32] The code which identifies the type of topographic feature represented

Forestry Reserve

SUBTYPE NUMBER (TYPE) [Long Integer; No; 5] The numeric value assigned to sub classify the feature
2

DESCRIPTION OF SUBTYPE (TYPE_DESCRIPTION) [String; No; 32] The textual description of the subtype classification.
ForestryReserve

NAME (NAME) [String; Yes; 60] The name of the Forestry Reserve.

CONTROLLING AUTHORITY (AUTHORITY) [String; Yes; 100] Code for identifying controlling authority

FEATURE RELIABILITY DATE (FEATURERELIABILITY) [Date; Yes; 0; 0; 36]
The reliability date of the spatial object; Date to be adjusted only during spatial change or verification of an existing feature location or the capture of a new feature (see Section 1 Chapter 3.6);

Most Recent Reliability Date of Revision Source Material (or Base Material/digitial data for inital capture) used for Spatial Verification

FEATURE SOURCE (FEATURESOURCE) [String; Yes; 50]
This primary source used to determine the spatial location of a feature (For use in TOPO100K only;).

ATTRIBUTE RELIABILITY (ATTRIBUTERELIABILITY) [Date; Yes; 0; 0; 36]
The reliability date of the attribute object; Date to be adjusted only during attribute change or verification of an existing feature's item values or the capture of a new feature (see Section 1 Chapter 3.6);

Most Recent Reliability Date of Revision Source Material (or Base Material/digitial data for inital capture) used for Attribute Verification.

ATTRIBUTE SOURCE (ATTRIBUTESOURCE) [String; Yes; 50]
The primary source used to populate the attribute fields of a feature (For use in TOPO100K only;).

PLANIMETRIC ACCURACY (PLANIMETRICACCURACY) [Short Integer; No; 4] The standard deviation of the horizontal positional accuracy.The default value, when not specified in project instructions, will be as follows;
100 / 40

DATA SOURCE (SOURCE) [String; No; 50] This is the official name of the agency that originally captured the spatial object for the TOPO250K NTDB (For use in TOPO250K only) ; The default value when unknown or not specified in project instructions will be GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA.

UNIQUE FEATURE IDENTIFIER (UFI) [String; Yes; 10] Alphanumeric feature identifier defined for GEODATA SERIES 2 (For use in TOPO250K only;) (see Section 3 chapter 5.14)

FEATURE CREATION DATE (CREATIONDATE) [Date; Yes; 0; 0; 36] Date of creation of feature in the database. This field will be entered/edited automatically by GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA.

FEATURE RETIREMENT DATE (RETIREMENTDATE) [Date;Yes; 0; 0; 36] Date of retirement of feature in the database.This field will be entered/edited automatically by GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA.

PERSISTENT IDENTIFIER (PID) [Long Integer; Yes; 8] This field will be entered/edited automatically by GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA.

SYMBOL (SYMBOL) [Short Integer; No; 4] (Link to Symbol Dictionary)Symbol number/s applicable;

0  

Forestry Reserves included in the NPIL database and meeting the size criteria will be shown. Where a named Forestry Reserve is broken into a number of areas with indentical attributes, each area will be shown regardless of size if the total area of the reserve meets the size criteria. These areas will be merged to form a multi-part polygon.

The Authority classification for reserve areas should not be populated with 'Not Applicable'. All reserves whose authority is not known, should have a authority value of 'Other (not specified)'.
 
Forestry Reserve features will be named where named in the NPIL database. Where the reserve is only identified by a number only the reserve type will be shown.  

Forestry Reserve features will be bounded by a Reserve Boundary Line feature.

The Forestry Reserve cannot overlap other polygons in the Reserves Feature Class. Ie. Two differing reserve types cannot share a common polygon area.  

Where the edge of a Reserves (feature type) polygon has a similar shape to another feature, such as the edge of a Prohibited Area polygon, and is within 50 metres at 1: 250 000 and 20 metres at 1:100 000 of the feature, then the relevant section of polygon edge for the Reserve will be coincident with this other feature. Where both features are of similar shape but the distance separating them is greater than 50 metres at 1:250 000 and 20 metres at 1:100 000 the relevant section of polygon edge for the Reserve will be made coincident with the feature if it appears the relevant section of polygon edge for the Reserve should be following the feature. These rules will not apply where two reserves are separated by a road reserve. In such cases the separation between the two boundaries will be maintained.

Where the edge of a Reserves (feature type) polygon has a similar shape to another feature, such as a Road, Watercourse, Railway, Shoreline or WaterbodyBoundaries (except junction and Limit Of Data) and is within 50 metres at 1: 250 000 and 20 metres at 1:100 000 of the feature, then the relevant section of polygon edge for the Reserve will be coincident with this other feature. Where both features are of similar shape but the distance separating them is greater than 50 metres at 1:250 000 and 20 metres at 1:100 000 the relevant section of polygon edge for the Reserve will be made coincident with the feature if it appears the relevant section of polygon edge for the Reserve should be following the feature, for example where the boundary is following a stream line. These rules will not apply where two reserves are separated by a road reserve. In such cases the separation between the two boundaries will be maintained.

Reserve - Forestry features will be named where named in the NPIL database. Where the reserve is only identified by a number only the reserve type will be shown.  

Reserve Boundary Line, Limit Of Data

Section 2 Chapter 5.8
Section 3 chapters 5.16, 5.17 and 5.18