This layer contains points showing the location of groundwater bores from the Water Registry which is now decommissioned and superseded by the WIMS. WMIS is the primary access point to search, discover, access and download surface water and groundwater monitoring data collected by DEPI and its partners. WMIS contains data from a range of sources, primarily from the registration of bores requiring a bore construction licence (Water Act, 1989), as well as groundwater level and groundwater chemisty data. For more detailed information on individual bores, the user is referred to the WMIS site at http://data.water.vic.gov.au/monitoring.htm.

This layer contains points showing the location of groundwater bores from the Water Registry which is now decommissioned and superseded by the WIMS. WMIS is the primary access point to search, discover, access and download surface water and groundwater monitoring data collected by DEPI and its partners. WMIS contains data from a range of sources, primarily from the registration of bores requiring a bore construction licence (Water Act, 1989), as well as groundwater level and groundwater chemisty data. For more detailed information on individual bores, the user is referred to the WMIS site at http://data.water.vic.gov.au/monitoring.htm.

This dataset is a definitive view of native vegetation extent and condition across Melbourne’s VC68 urban growth areas and incomplete Precinct planning areas within the Melbourne Urban Growth Boundary, time-stamped as at 13 December 2012. The area covered by the timestamping dataset aligns with the extent of the Biodiversity Conservation Strategy (BCS) for Melbourne’s Growth Corridors (DSE 2012). This dataset wholly replaces the previously released NV2011_TS_GA and includes the following changes: -inclusion of Number of Large and Very Large Trees in Surveyed remnant Patches -Remnant Patches have new Unique IDs to remedy issues in previous dataset The dataset only provides a view of native vegetation within the extent outlined above. Where a parcel is partially within the extent, the view of native vegetation only applies to areas applicable within the BCS.

20cm true colour visible, fast look aerial photography was captured during the 2013-14 summer as part of the 2013-14 CIP Outer Melbourne and Geelong Aerial Photography Project. The imagery extent was planned and acquired so as to abut to and extend the 2013-14 Melbourne 10cm summer coverage. Imagery is supplied in 1km tiles and in East and West overview mosaics.

2013-14 Grampians North & Mallee Fire Complex: Satellite Imagery RapidEye

The primary purpose of the survey is to determine the change in stream geomorphology along 5 flood impacted water courses in North East Victoria. Change assessment will be made against the +/-20cm accuracy 2009-10 DEPI Index of Stream Condition River DTMs. Data collected will also be used for hydraulic modelling for future planning and ongoing monitoring of stream condition.

2013 South West RapidEye Satellite Imagery: Red Tailed Cockatoo & Jimmy Crk/McDon Hwy

The 2013-14 Geelong North - Anakie and Golden Plains LiDAR Project is an Airborne LiDAR Survey that was carried out between the 27th of February and the 4th of March 2014. Products generated from the LiDAR data were +/- 10cm vertical accuracy LiDAR data, derived DTM and Contour Products. The project includes the supply of merged DTM tiles with surrounding, existing, LiDAR DTMs from previous DEPI projects

Grampians bushfire imagery

2014 East Gippsland Fire Complex: Satellite Imagery