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Resource Access Roads Geospatial Data Information Management Plan and Data Management Guide Attribute Edits: Read-Only Attributes (never editable): FMF_OBJECT_ID ORN_SEGMENT_ID EFFECTIVE_DATETIME Read-Only Attributes (if the Road Authority is not ‘MNR’): [Note: Must contact BDI regarding any issues with these attributes] NATIONAL_ROAD_CLASS ROAD_AUTHORITY ROAD_NAME ALTERNATE_NAME SURFACE_TYPE NUMBER_OF_LANES Editable Attributes (if the Road Authority is ‘MNR’): NATIONAL_ROAD_CLASS ROAD_AUTHORITY [Note: once changed to not ‘MNR’, the attributes in this group become read-only] ROAD_NAME ALTERNATE_NAME SURFACE_TYPE NUMBER_OF_LANES Editable Attributes (for segments of any Road Authority): OWNERSHIP_CLASS RESPONSIBILITY_CLASS RESPONSIBILITY_DETAIL RESPONSIBILITY_HISTORY EMERGENCY_ACCESS_IDENT USE_RESTRICTION USE_RESTRICTION_DETAIL STATUS_LEVEL MAINTENANCE_LEVEL YEAR_CONSTRUCTED YEAR_CONSTRUCTED_MODIFIER OLD_FMP_ROAD_CLASS FMP_ROAD_CLASS FMP_ROAD_YEAR SEGMENT_COMMENT 60
Resource Access Roads Geospatial Data Information Management Plan and Data Management Guide Barriers This point layer is designed to store objects related to road access and use restriction. Barriers are categorized by type (gate, berm, sign, etc) and further described by group (user defined), year, and responsibility. Road segments that have a use restriction may have related objects in the barriers layer. Network Consolidations and Symbolizing Data Road networks allow one or more road segments to be logically consolidated into a single object. Networks allow an opportunity to create special or ‘user defined’ attributes. Districts may require networks to identify road segments within specific Road Use Strategies. Parks may want to create networks to define ‘date-last used’ for park roads (to track the when resource access roads within provincial parks and conservation reserves were last used or maintained) Features can also be consolidated for ease in symbolizing features (FMP classes or categories of Highway, Primary, or Secondary). Features are normally symbolized based on attributes within the feature table. Roads data is somewhat unique in that business areas have very broad interests and methods of analysis. Networks can be created to meet ‘user needs’ for symbolizing roads. Fisheries Branch may want to select road systems to identify lake access, Wildlife Branch to define road networks of high hunting pressure or habitat fragmentation and Field Services for road classification. 61
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