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Resource Access Roads Geospatial Data Information Management Plan and Data Management Guide The most efficient method for populating the new NRVIS 3.3 roads layer is to export all existing NRVIS 3.2 road segment data from NRVIS to a shapefile or use an existing external roads dataset. From the information collected in Step 4 above, add the necessary fields as described under “entity attributes” in Appendix A, Part A. Then add as many attributes as possible before moving the data to the NRVIS 3.3 roads layer. Undertake a final attribute verification with the NRVIS 3.3 MNR roads Concrete Class segment layer to ensure that the imported attributes are compatible and massage the data as necessary. Devise a plan to import the shapefile in groups of no more that 500 segments per version, and import the data using the Multi-feature Update Tool instead of the Import Shapefile tool. There are six (6) types of edits: Shape on MNR roads MNR can update and post roads with road authority = MNR only. If you suspect the road authority is incorrect, contact Base Data Infrastructure staff. Shape on non-MNR roads MNR cannot update roads with road authority other than MNR. These updates must be sent to the Base Data Infrastructure staff for posting or rejection. ORN attributes on MNR roads There are seven (7) ORN attributes brought over to the Resource Access Roads Layer. These ORN attributes can be edited only for segments with road authority = MNR. ORN attributes on non-MNR roads These attributes cannot be edited by MNR. If you suspect the attribute value is incorrect, contact Base Data Infrastructure to discuss. MNR attributes on MNR roads MNR attributes can be updated for all roads in the database with road authority = MNR. MNR attributes on non-MNR roads MNR attributes can be updated for all roads in the database with road authority other than MNR. For more detailed information on networks, barriers, private roads, etc please refer to Appendix B, Part E – Guidelines for Editors and Users of the NRVIS 3.3 Roads Layer. 24
Resource Access Roads Geospatial Data Information Management Plan and Data Management Guide 4.2 Data Maintenance 4.2.1. Roles and Responsibilities There are a variety of agencies who will be involved in resource access road data maintenance. Most maintenance will be the responsibility of the MNR. Table 6 shows the roles and responsibilities for resource access road data, with the organization units set in order of authority. Table 6 ROLE Org Unit 1 Org Unit 2 Org Unit 3 Org Unit 4 Custodian GI Branch District Standards GI Branch ORN Metadata LIO GI Branch District Data Management NRVIS ORN Data Collection District Forest Parks Ontario Industry Data Entry or District Forest Parks Ontario Provision Industry Data Retention GI Branch ORN District Fire Management The timing of resource access roads edits will vary somewhat but generally will be continuous. In those Districts with Forest Management Plans (FMP), the majority of changes will likely come with the FMP Annual Report roads data as required by the Forest Information Manual. While NRVIS will enforce the collection of specific data attributes, the District acting as Data Stewards are responsible for ensuring that data is collected appropriately and meets the minimum spatial standards for resource access roads as set out by the Custodian. The NRVIS 3.3 roads layer is designed to provide spatial and tabular data at the segment level (with linkages to barrier features) as well as the network level. Networks can be created to meet program area needs. For more detail on networks, see Appendix B, Part E. 25
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