Description: The attribute table guide below explains the different fields included.ID: Identifier attached to pipeline in Oil & Gas Watch databasePrjName: Name of pipeline projectState: List of states the project is in. The entire pipeline may extend beyond the states the project itself is in.Product: Product type (e.g. natural gas, natural gas liquids, oil, etc.)Type: Project type, as defined in OG Watch (e.g. new, expansion, conversion, etc.)Length: Pipeline length as reported by industryDiameter: Pipeline diameter (in inches)Parent: Parent pipeline (if applicable)Capacity: New capacity associated with pipeline project Units: Unit of additional capacity (MMscf/d, bpd, million tons per year, etc)Op_Status: Operating status of pipeline projectParent: Parent pipeline (if applicable)Res: ResolutionDataSrce: Source used for digitizing pipeline route (e.g. FERC, Texas Railroad Commission, Industry Website etc.)SrceDate: Year of data sourceSrceLink: Relevant source linksDigName: Digitizer InitialsMethod: Digitization method (e.g. Georeferenced or Shapefile from Source)DigDate: Date of initial digitizationNotes: Notes related to source or digitization process Note on resolution: The resolution of the pipeline route was determined by the following parameters: High resolution: Source document used for digitizing the pipeline route is at a fractional scale greater than 1:24,000. Medium resolution: Source document used for digitizing the pipeline route is at a fractional scale between and including 1:48,000 - 1:24,000. Low resolution: Source document used for digitizing the pipeline route is at a fractional scale less than 1:48,000. Mixed resolution: Pipeline route contains multiple resolution types. Refer to the Notes field for more information. Unknown: The resolution of the source document used for digitizing the pipeline route or the source of the pipeline route is unknown.
Copyright Text: This dataset was created by Fractracker Alliance, Healthy Gulf, and the Environmental Integrity Project.