QU'APPELLE RIVER VALLEY LAND PLANNING DATA BASE FLYING CREEK PLANNING AREA LANDFORMS 1. Coverage Specifications Original Map Scale: 1:50,000 Resolution : .000061035 of a degree Map Projection : None, i.e. latitude/longitude co-ordinates Datum : NAD27 Spheroid : Clarke 1866 Units of Measure : decimal degrees 2. Level I Latitude/Longitude Digital Data The Qu'Appelle River Valley land planning data in latitude/longitude co-ordinates are intended for GIS users who may wish to perform their own vertical integration of the various layers and themes, or for GIS users who may want to integrate these data with GIS data of their own. Thematic data layers are intentionally extended past the shoreline and as such does not contain the proper definition of shoreline. The data are not projected and co-ordinates, areas and perimeters are in decimal degrees. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DERIVE AREA STATISTICS FROM THESE DATA UNTIL THEY ARE INTEGRATED WITH A PROPER SHORELINE AND THE RESULTS PROJECTED TO A SUITABLE MAP PROJECTION. If the above restrictions do not meet your GIS objectives, obtain the equivalent Level II UTM data where all data themes have been vertically integrated, and where the results have been projected to UTM. 3. Attribute Schema (Polygon Attribute Table - PAT.DBF) a) Standard ArcInfo Polygon Attribute Table (PAT) variables: AREA Num 13,6 Area, in square degrees PERIMETER Num 13,6 Perimeter, in decimal degrees COVER_# Num 11,0 Standard ArcInfo Polygon Number COVER_ID Num 11,0 Standard ArcInfo User ID b) Original Digital Data Classification: MAT1 Char 4 Primary Material Type Code LAND_F1 Char 2 Primary Landform Type Code VAR1 Char 2 Primary Landform Variety Code MAT2 Char 4 Secondary Material Type Code LAND_F2 Char 2 Secondary Landform Type Code VAR2 Char 2 Secondary Landform Variety Code MAT3 Char 4 Tertiary Material Type Code LAND_F3 Char 2 Tertiary Landform Type Code VAR3 Char 2 Tertiary Landform Variety Code 4. Valid Data Domain Landform Type Code AF - Alluvial fan AP - Alluvial floodplain AT - Alluvial terrace BT - Bedrock terrain ED - Eolian dunes GK - Glaciofluvial knobs and ridges (kames) GO - Glaciofluvial plain (outwash) LB - Lacustrine raised LD - Lacustrine delta LH - Lacustrine hummocky terrain LP - Lacustrine floodplain ME - End moraine MG - Ground moraine MH - Hummocky moraine OT - Organic terrain SE - Slopes of eroded valley and hill sides SL - Slopes of slumped valley sides Material Type Code C - Highly plastic (heavy) clay CM - Silty clay M - Silt and very fine sand MS - Fine sandy silt SM - Silty fine sand S - Fine and medium sand SG - Sand and fine to medium gravel GS - Sandy gravel T - Till V - Variable textured soil SHSS - Shale and sandstone Landform Variety Code A - Alkaline and saline deposits C - Channelled by meltwater E - Eroded by running water F - Fluted or drumlinized K - Kettled topography L - Low hummocky relief M - Meander features S - Superglacial features ("doughnut" and "brain" patterns) T - Terraced by running water W - Wind modified 5. Narrative Description of Qu'Appelle Landforms Theme This Qu'Appelle River Valley theme defines the geology of the planning areas in terms of landforms, landform variety and material type. The landform classifications are complexed; up to three landforms can occur in one polygon. 6. Accreditation The Canada Geographic Information System data extraction and distribution is managed by: The Canada Centre for Remote Sensing Natural Resources Canada Government of Canada Room 650 - 615 Booth Street Ottawa, ON, Canada K1A 0E9 Based on significant research and development by: The National Archives of Canada Statistics Canada Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Data processing completed by: Spatialanalysis Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1Y ON3 The National Archives of Canada retains intellectual property. (Copyright) Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, 1999.