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Full Name
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RVCA Waterbodies
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Abstract
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RVCA Waterbodies represent the Lakes, Ponds and large Rivers within the RVCA, as a polygon feature class. They have been delineated using the MNRF LIO waterbody standard and using the existing LIO Waterbody layer as a base. This dataset is used extensively for Subwatershed & Catchment Reporting, as well as Regulations.
The data capture approach is partially based on MNRF's "Large Scale Data Capture Specification for Hydrographic Features" technical documentation. The main hydrographic classes are “watercourse” and “waterbody”. Water features that meet minimum width requirements (>30m wide continuous) are captured as waterbodies (polygons); otherwise they are captured as watercourses (line). In addition, most waterbodies have one or more watercourse (“virtual flow”) features within them, to provide continuity to the flow network.
Please see the 'RVCA Watercourses' dataset for the associated centerline hydrographic features.
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Feature Type
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Polygon
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Location
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RVCA_GIS
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Feature Dataset
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RVCA_Waterbody
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Geographic Extent
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Rideau Valley Watershed
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Maintenance Status
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Ongoing (in progress)
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Horizontal Datum
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North American Datum 1983 (EPSG: 6269)
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Vertical Datum
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Spatial Projection
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NAD 83 - UTM Zone 18N (EPSG: 26918)
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Access Constraint
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RVCA Open Data Licence v1
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Use Constraint
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In accordance with open license agreement
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Citation
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Produced using information under License with the RVCA © Rideau Valley Conservation Authority
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Agency Originator
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Agency Distributor
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Online Linkage
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https://rvcagis.github.io/jkan/datasets/rvca-waterbodies/
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Methodology
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The data capture approach is partially based on MNRF's "Large Scale Data Capture Specification for Hydrographic
Features" technical documentation. The main hydrographic classes are “watercourse” and “waterbody”. Water
features that meet minimum width requirements (>30m wide continuous) are captured as waterbodies (polygons);
otherwise they are captured as watercourses (line). In addition, most waterbodies have one or more watercourse
(“virtual flow”) features within them, to provide continuity to the flow network.
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Supplimental Info
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Please see the 'RVCA Watercourses' dataset for the associated centerline hydrographic features.
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Related Documents
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Related Records
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