Updated: 31/01/2012

Scales 1:25 000
1:100 000
1:250 000
1:1 000 000
1:2 500 000
1:5 000 000 &
1:10 000 000

Error

Errors

Errors

Point

An error identified with the representation of a real world feature in the database as determined either during Validation and Testing processes, feedback from users, general review by GA or their representatives.

Minimum Size Criterion:


Minimum Size for Inclusion: Area (sq m) Criterion Length (m) Criterion
All features    

Minimum Size for Data Captured and
Map Representation (per scale):
Area (sq m) Criterion Length (m) Criterion
All features Regardless of Scale    

Data Attributes

FEATURE TYPE (FEATURETYPE) [String;Yes(No);32;0;0;Pop_Req] The code which identifies the type of topographic feature represented.

Error

ERRONEOUS FEATURE TYPE (ERRONEOUSFEATURETYPE) [String;Yes(No);32;0;0;Pop_Req] The feature type of the erroneous feature in question.

ERRONEOUS PID (ERRONEOUSPID) [Integer;Yes(No);0;8;0;Pop_Dep] The PID value of the erroneous feature in question. If a PID value has been assigned to the erroneous feature it must be populated in this field. If no PID value has been assigned to the erroneous feature this item may be left blank.

ERRONEOUS OID (ERRONEOUSOID) [Integer;Yes(No);0;8;0;Pop_Req] The oid value of the erroneous feature in question.

LINK TO SOURCE FEATURE CLASS GLOBAL ID (SRCFEATURECLGIDLINK) [GUID;Yes(No);26;0;0;Pop_Req] The Global id value of the associated feature class entity to provide a relational link.

ERROR NUMBER (ERRORNUMBER) [Integer;Yes(No);0;6;0;Pop_Dep] A unique error number assigned for cross reference purposes. Population of this item should only be conducted on direction by GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA.

FEATURE CREATION DATE (CREATIONDATE) [Date;Yes;36;0;0;Pop_Aut] Date of creation of feature in the database. This field will be entered/edited automatically by GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA.

DATE OF CORRECTION (CORRECTIONDATE) [Date;Yes;36;0;0;Pop_Dep] The date of correction by a producer to the identified erroneous feature. This item is only populated on correction of the error and not when entry is made for notification purposes.

LEVEL OF IMPORTANCE (IMPORTANCE) [String;Yes;6;0;0;Pop_Req] The level of importance of the error;

Acceptable Domain Entries from dm_ErrorImportance;
High
Medium
Low

ERROR ENTERED BY (ENTEREDBY) [String;Yes(No);12;0;0;Pop_Req] The name/login of the operator who discovered the error during internal maintence/edge matching.

COMMENTS (COMMENTS) [String;Yes(No);1000;0;0;Pop_Req] Additional comments supplied by operator to describe the exact nature of the error or feature.

REVISED DATE (REVISED) [Date;Yes;36;0;0;Pop_Aut] Date of creation or subsequent revision of the feature in the database. This field will be entered/edited automatically by GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA.

EDIT CODE (EDITCODE) [SmallInteger;Yes;0;5;0;Pop_Dep] A number allowed for ease of symbology of errors or production notes. This code is for production purposes and therefore for producers internal use only and will not be validated.

GLOBAL IDENTIFIER (GlobalID) [Global ID;Yes;Pop_Aut] A unique system generated Global Identifier. This field will be entered/edited automatically by GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA.

Geodatabase Rules

General - All Scales

The comments field should hold sufficient information for the error to be addressed at a later date.

The comments field should at least indicate whether the error is related to the spatial or attribute representation or both.

When it is a spatial error, reference should be given to the reason if known, such as interrelationship between lake and rainforest or user feedback indicates incorrect position to be investigated.

When it is an attribute error, the specific fields affected should be noted if possible.

In all cases where information is available on what corrective action should be taken, it should be included or referenced e.g. VAT report for X5012 map number - see additional information.

Importance ratings:

High - means there is a systematic error along an entire, or significant portion, of either Work Package/Work Unit, Geodata Tile or Map tile boundary. It could also indicate a general error in representation throughout a Geodata or Map tile extent. E.g datum shift error, elevation representation in contours incorrect, complete mismatch of roads along a tile boundary.

Medium - means there is a spatial mismatch or a spatial and attribute mismatch of certain features at that location

Low - means there is an attribute mismatch of certain features at that location.

Inter-Feature Relationship Rules - Internal to Associated Dataset


Inter-Feature Relationship Rules - External to Associated Dataset


Map Rules


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Note: See disclaimer in Appendix A Chapter 1.2 Use of Feature Type Dictionary - Structure of an Entry regarding Related features, chapters & products. The information in this entry is uncontrolled when printed.


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Topic contact: mapfeedback@ga.gov.au Last updated: January 20, 2012