Resource Access Roads - Ministry of Natural Resources - Ontario.ca
Resource Access Roads - Ministry of Natural Resources - Ontario.ca
Resource Access Roads - Ministry of Natural Resources - Ontario.ca
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
<strong>Resource</strong> <strong>Access</strong> <strong>Roads</strong> Geospatial Data<br />
Information Management Plan and Data Management Guide<br />
Barriers<br />
This point layer is designed to store objects related to road access and use restriction.<br />
Barriers are <strong>ca</strong>tegorized by type (gate, berm, sign, etc) and further described by group<br />
(user defined), year, and responsibility. Road segments that have a use restriction may<br />
have related objects in the barriers layer.<br />
Network Consolidations and Symbolizing Data<br />
Road networks allow one or more road segments to be logi<strong>ca</strong>lly consolidated into a<br />
single object.<br />
Networks allow an opportunity to create special or ‘user defined’ attributes.<br />
Districts may require networks to identify road segments within specific Road Use<br />
Strategies. Parks may want to create networks to define ‘date-last used’ for park roads<br />
(to track the when resource access roads within provincial parks and conservation<br />
reserves were last used or maintained)<br />
Features <strong>ca</strong>n also be consolidated for ease in symbolizing features (FMP classes or<br />
<strong>ca</strong>tegories <strong>of</strong> Highway, Primary, or Secondary). Features are normally symbolized based<br />
on attributes within the feature table. <strong>Roads</strong> data is somewhat unique in that business<br />
areas have very broad interests and methods <strong>of</strong> analysis.<br />
Networks <strong>ca</strong>n be created to meet ‘user needs’ for symbolizing roads. Fisheries Branch<br />
may want to select road systems to identify lake access, Wildlife Branch to define road<br />
networks <strong>of</strong> high hunting pressure or habitat fragmentation and Field Services for road<br />
classifi<strong>ca</strong>tion.<br />
61