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SCGI Line features for the Trione-Annadel SP RTMP
<div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div><p><span>LineFeatures represent Road and Trail inventory and assessment results that have an along-the-route length of approximately 10 feet or more are identified as line features. These are mapped onto the road and trail lines using the route name, its unique identifier, and the starting and ending distance. Examples include: bridges, retaining walls, drainage ditches, erosional features.</span></p></div></div></div>
California State Parks, California Geological Survey
Sonoma Coast State Park Road and Trail Inventory and Assessment Line Features
2014-01-31T00:00:00
vector digital data
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Calif State Parks
District Trail Coordinator
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Gary Shannon
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Jason Spann
Calif Dept of Parks and Recreation
Road and Trail
704 O St
Sacramento
CA
95814
Jason.Spann.parks.ca.gov
US
True
Jason Spann
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Michael Fuller
California Geologic Survey
Senior Engineering Geologist
801 K St.
Sacramento
CA
95814
Michael.Fuller@conservation.ca.gov
True
Michael Fuller
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Peter Roffers
California Geolgical Survey
Engineering Geologist
801 K St
Sacramento
CA
95814
Peter Roffers
US
True
Peter Roffers
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Alexander Stehl
Calif Dept of Parks and Recreation
Road and Trail Program Manager
704 O St
Sacramento
CA
95825
Alex.Stehl@parks.ca.gov
US
True
Alexander Stehl
external
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Karl Knapp
Calif Department of Parks and Recreation
Facilities Management Division, Chief
704 O St
Sacramento
CA
95814
Karl.Knapp@parks.ca.gov
True
Karl Knapp
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Laurie Archambault
California State Parks
Senior Environmental Scientist
Sacramento
CA
95814
Laurie.Archambault@parks.ca.gov
True
Laurie Archambault
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Paul Veisze
California State Parks
Geographic Information Officer
Paul.Veisze@parks.ca.gov
True
Paul Veisze
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Alan Kilgore
California State Parks
Research Analyst (Geographic Information Systems)
True
Alan Kilgore
Sara Borman
Calif Conservation Corps
Richard Brandt
Calif Conservation Corps
RTMP
Trione-Annadel SP
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Sonoma Coast State Park, Sonoma County, CA, USA
2014-01-31T00:00:00
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<div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div><p><span>Unpublished work ©2014 California State Parks, all rights reserved. </span></p><p><span>For permission, contact Paul.Veisze@parks.ca.gov</span></p><p><span>All materials contained herein are protected by the United States Copyright Law and may not be reproduced, shared, sold, distributed, transmitted, displayed, repackaged, published or otherwise transferred without the prior written permission of California State Parks. You may not alter or remove any trademark, copyright or other notice from copies of the content. This material is provided for your personal, non-commercial use only.</span></p><p><span>Data Disclaimer</span></p><p><span>Every reasonable effort has been made to assure the accuracy of the data provided, however, California State Parks and its employees and agents disclaim any and all responsibility from or relating to any results obtained in its use. The GIS database and data in the product is subject to constant change and the accuracy and completeness cannot be and is not guaranteed. CALIFORNIA STATE PARKS MAKES NO WARRANTIES OR GUARANTEES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED AS TO THE COMPLETENESS, ACCURACY, OR CORRECTNESS OF SUCH PRODUCT, NOR ACCEPTS ANY LIABILITY, ARISING FROM ANY INCORRECT, INCOMPLETE OR MISLEADING INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREIN.Quality assurance has not been completed. Use only for regional planning purposes.</span></p><p><span /></p></div></div></div>
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Alan Kilgore
California State Parks
Research Analyst (Geographic Information Systems)
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Alan Kilgore
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Paul Veisze
California State Parks
Geographic Information Officer
Paul.Veisze@parks.ca.gov
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Paul Veisze
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Attributes are derived from direct field observation.
LineFeatures are a derived product based on creating and saving RouteEvents using UnitRoutes as the spatial reference layer, and mapping features from the Road and Trail Inventory table. The key matching field is SegID, and the along-route distance is "FromDist", and "ToDist".
UnitRoutes - spatial reference
Sonoma Coast Roads and Trails
vector digital data
Sonoma Coast Road and Trail Inventory Access Database, SCSP_RdTrl_Inventory_data_v2.7.accdb,
ESRI ArcMap RouteEvents, UnitRoutes is the Spatial Reference, SCSP_RdTrl_Inventory_data_v2.7.accdb is the table of events, "SegID" is the key field, "FromDist", and "ToDist" are the along-route measures.
2015-02-18T00:00:00
Spatial positional accuracy is controlled by several parameters: Spatial precision in the line work, and measurement along the route with odometer. GPS points are collected to address both parameters. GPS precision varies with number of satellites visible, time at location, differential correction, multipath interference, and other less influencing parameters. Precision varies from sub-meter to 10's of meters in heavy forest canopy. Precision for any point can be recalled from the GPSCorrect.ssf Trimble format files. Along-route distances can become cumulatively erroneous. In addition to begin and end point gps locations, water crossings, and 1000' interval distance mandated gps locations were establish along with the wheel odometer readings.
GPS horizontal precision
Attribute consistency is controlled by Road and Trail Inventory Database. Attributes are selected from a series of menu choices for consistency. Training of inventory personnel and field guides provide definitions of terms.
Nine step process to evaluate ommissions and other inconsistencies between line work (UnitRoutes), Calibration Points, and the road and trail inventory.
Validate Calibration Points and UnitRoutes
Road and Trail Inventory Linear features
vector feature class
4377
Spatial representation of road and trail features within Sonoma Coast State Park
OBJECTID
OBJECTID
OID
4
0
0
Internal feature number.
Esri
Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
UnitNum
UnitNum
Integer
4
0
0
Sonoma Coast State Park Unit Number, 209. Value reflected is the Park Unit Name resulting from the
Calif State Parks
RoadTrailName
Route Name
String
75
0
0
Established road or trail name. If unnamed, "SC", or in Willow Creek, "WC".
Calif State Parks
SegNum
SegNum
String
10
0
0
Sequential numbering of a road or trail into segment numbers, starting with 1 for each route name. The numbers are not assigned in spatially sequential order, but are considered an index. Segments are generally defined between junctions, although surface type or other parameters may result in a segment definition at a point not corresponding to an intersection. Minimum segment lenth is generall greater than or equal to 100 feet.
Calif State Parks
SegID
SegID
String
100
0
0
SegID is a system-wide unique identifer for any particular route segment, To make it unique, park unit number is prefixed, followed by route name, then sequential segment number. SegID is a key field to link between UnitRoutes linework, Calibration Points, and the road and trail inventory database. It servers as the "Route Identifier" in ArcMap.
Calif State Parks
FeatureID
FeatureID
String
100
0
0
FeatureID is a unique identifier of road and trail inventory features per segment. It is composed of SegID plus YYYYMMDD plus a 3 digit sequence number, beginning with 001.
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RecType
RecType
SmallInteger
2
0
0
Record Type identifies a point vs. line geometry type. By design, all records in the feature class "LineFeatures" are record type 2, line features. All records in the feature class "PointFeatures" are record type 1, point features.
Calif State Parks
FromDist
Start Distance
Integer
4
0
0
Identifies the linear distance along a segment of the start of a feature. Distances are measured from the beginning of the trail segment defined by a trailhead or trail junction. Units are in feet. Measurements are made by a wheel odometer.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
ToDist
End Distance
Integer
4
0
0
Identifies the linear distance along a segment of the end of a feature. Distances are measured from the beginning of the trail segment defined by a trailhead or trail junction. Units are in feet. Measurements are made by a wheel odometer.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
LineLength
LineLength
Integer
4
0
0
LineLength defines the length of a features. This is calculated field. ToDist - FromDist.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
FeatureCategory
FeatureCategory
String
20
0
0
Generalized grouping variable for all observable road and trail inventoried features. Provides an easy way of extracting feature with common parameters. See enumerated domain below.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
Cal Point
Calibration Point (Ponint Feature only)
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
Road/Trail
Any feature pertaining to a road or trail structure will have a Road/Trail Feature Category
Calif State Parks and California Geological Survey
Drainage
Any feature pertaining to a drainage structure will have a Drainage Feature Category. Examples include culverts, drainage ditches, armored crossings.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
Prism Condition
Any feature describing the condition of the tread surface, cut or fill slopes. Examples include entrenched surface, erosion, rills, gullies,
Calif State Parks
Landscape
Describes the surrounding landscapes. Examples include landslide, watercourse, ridgeline, flood plain.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
Feature
Feature
Integer
4
0
0
Describes the inventory object. Please see RdTrl_Inventory Attribute List_v27.xlsx. Features are stored as text strings. Examples include: bridge, boardwalk, road, trail, culvert, drain, tread profile, and landscape features. Each feature category contains a heirarchial list of features that are related to that category.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
FeatureType
FeatureType
Integer
4
0
0
Feature type describes a further refinement of feature. Please see RdTrl_Inventory Attribute List v27.xlsx, tab Feature Types. Feature types are associated with specific features. As an example, a Sign feature could have a directional, enforcement, informational, interpretive, or marker Feature Types.
Calif State Parks, Calif Geological Survey
Material
Material
String
25
0
0
Type of material used in construction and treatment of feature. Please see RdTrl_inventory Attribute List v27.xlsx. Examples include: aggregate, armor, asphalt, composite, metal, PVC, wood. Attribute values are stored as strings witth full name of material.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
FeatureLength
FeatureLength
Double
8
0
0
Length measurement of a feature. Units of feet. May or may not correspond to the value of LineLength. For example, a puncheon might be represented as a point featre if it's < 10 feet long, and therefore classified as a point feature. However, it's length may be measured with a tape and recorded. Used in estimating amount of material needed in treatments.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
FeatureWidth
FeatureWidth
Double
8
0
0
Width measurement of a feature. Units of feet. Used in estimating amount of material needed in treatments.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
FeatureHeight
FeatureHeight
Double
8
0
0
Height measurement of a feature. Units of feet. Used in estimating amount of material needed in treatments.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
FeatureDimTotal
FeatureDimTotal
Double
8
0
0
Provides a 1, 2, or 3 dimensional value depending on values entered in FeatureLength, FeatureWidth, and FeatureHeight. Units displayed in the Access database will change from ft to sq ft to cubic feet accordingly.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
FeatureEach
FeatureEach
Integer
4
0
0
Provides a count of repeating features. For example 10 stair steps may be recorded with a single entry with a value of 10 FeatureEach.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
Problem
Problem
String
25
0
0
Observed problems associated with a feature. Examples include damaged, corroded, gully, rill. Please see RdTrl_Inventory Attribute List v27.xlsx, All Other Attributes tab. Values are stored as text strings.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
Severity
Severity
String
10
0
0
Problem severity ranking. See the Field Guide for explanation of problem severity thresholds for each feature type. See the enumerated domain below for the severity categories. Values are stored as full-string definitions.
critical (stored value is hazardous).
Problem which could possibly result in a safety issue, and which should receive highest priority for repairs, or trail reroute or closure.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
high
High problem severity. Repairs are eminent, and should be performed to avoid problem escalation
Calif State Parks and Calif Geologic Survey
moderate
Moderate problem severity. Repairs may be needed to prevent problem escalation
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
slight
slight problem severity. Problem may escalate over time if not addressed.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
SedDelivery
Sediment Delivery
String
255
0
0
This is a check box that is activated only when a problem is defined. The surveyor can optionally select if sediment delivery to a watercourse appears to be a problem. PLEASE NOTE: This feature was added to the database design version 2.7 AFTER this inventory was completed in version 2.4 without this check box option.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
PotentialHistoric
PotentialHistoric
String
255
0
0
Check box for potentially historic road / trail features. Examples might include, but are not limited to: Civilian Conservation Corps eras rock retaining walls, culverts, bridges, etc.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
WcFlowing
Watercourse is flowing
String
255
0
0
Check box for Watercourse crossings. Checked if water flowing in watercourse at time of survey.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geologic Survey
WcUnstable
Watercourse is unstable
String
255
0
0
Check box for Watercourse crossings, if channel or bank are unstable, and eroding.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
Instream
Road/Trail prism occupies the watercourse/body for more than 10 feet
String
255
0
0
Check box for Watercourse crossings. Identifies routes that are instream for 10' or more.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
HydroConnectFactor
HydroConnectFactor
SmallInteger
2
0
0
This is an assessment value of potential delivery of sediment into steam courses. For example eroding banks, sliding banks, insteam segments, sediment delivery, and watercourse crossings are ranked the highest category. Please see "Road and Trail assessment Procedures, Tools, and Training Materials for California State Parks", Table 2-4: Erosion metrics were divided into four themes according to relative connectivity to water resources. p 2.33.
SeverityRating
SeverityRating
SmallInteger
2
0
0
Severity Rating is a numeric assignment of the observed "Problem Severity" field, as follows: 4= (hazardous/critical), 3= high, 2= moderate, 1= slight or below.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
SignifWaterResources
SignifWaterResources
SmallInteger
2
0
0
Significance to Water Resources is a relative ranking index of the product of hydro connectivity factor * severity factor * route width factor. Please see "Road and Trail assessment Procedures, Tools, and Training Materials for California State Parks", p2-32,
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
TrailWidthFactor
RoadWidthFactor
SmallInteger
2
0
0
Trail width factor assigns a ranking to the width of the trail or road with wider features having higher scores for ranking potential significance to water resources due to the amount of surface width exposure.
Trail = 1, Road 8 ft = 2, Road 12 ft = 3, road 16 ft = 4, road 20 feet or greater = 5.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
NotSpatial
NotSpatial
String
3
0
0
This field is not currently used.
DrainageType
DrainageType
String
10
0
0
This field is not currently used.
ConditionFactor
ConditionFactor
SmallInteger
2
0
0
ConditionFactor is an assessment value. It is used to create the index of Drainage Structure Condition. There are 4 Condition Factor values, 1-4, with 4 having the greatest level of importance. Examples of Level 4 relate to stressed fill, and include "sinkhole", "tension cracks", "settlement", and "piping". For a full description, please see: "Road and Trail assessment Procedures, Tools, and Training Materials for California State Parks", Table 2-2, p 231.
Calif State Parks and Calif Geological Survey
GlobalID
GlobalID
GlobalID
38
0
0
IndexDrainageStructureCondition
IndexDrainageStructureCondition
SmallInteger
2
0
0
IndexDrainageStructurecondition is an assessment value index of relative condition of drainage structures. It is composed of the product of ConditionFactor * SeverityFactor (i.e. problem severity ranking). Please see "Road and Trail assessment Procedures, Tools, and Training Materials for California State Parks, p 2-30, and Tables 2-2 and 2-3 on p. 2-31.
Shape
Shape
Geometry
0
0
0
Feature geometry.
Esri
Coordinates defining the features.
SGCI
SGCI
SmallInteger
2
0
0
Sustainability and General Recommendations Condition Index is an assessment value. It is the product of Condition Factor * Severity Factor. The index is categorized as follows:
Score Range, Condition Category, Recommendation Cateogy:
1- 5 Sustainable with routine Maintenace, Maintain
6-11: Sustainable with Redesign/Repair. Re-engineer or Reconstruct
12-16: Unsustainable. Remove, Reroute, or Re-engineer.
Please see "Road and Trail assessment Procedures, Tools, and Training Materials for California State Parks, Tables 2-6, 2-7, and 2-8, p. 2-34.
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Notes
Notes
String
1000
0
0
created_user
created_user
String
255
0
0
created_date
created_date
Date
8
1
0
last_edited_user
last_edited_user
String
255
0
0
last_edited_date
last_edited_date
Date
8
1
0
Overide_RouteName
Toggle to overide route name
String
256
0
0
Overide_segID
Toggle to overide Segment ID
String
256
0
0
Overide_SegNum
Toggle to overide Segment Number
String
256
0
0
Shape_Length
Shape_Length
Double
8
0
0
Length of feature in internal units.
Esri
Positive real numbers that are automatically generated.
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dataset
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