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GCS_NAD_1983_2011
Linear Unit: Meter (1.000000)
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2016-08-10T00:00:00
ROMO_TRANS_Roads_ROMO_ln_NAD83
This line dataset was created to show the Road features in NAME OF PARK. These data were created using (example text:ArcMap 10.3, ESRI World Imagery and heads-up digitization) in DATE.
<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>This is a vector line dataset representing the Road features in NAME OF PARK. This dataset is utilizing the updated NPS Road Spatial Data Standard dated 10/21/2016.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
National Park Service, NAME OF PARK, NAME OF REGION
NPSNational Park ServiceNAME OF PARKACRONYM OF PARKSTATE OF PARK LOCATIONRoads
ISO 19115 Topic Categories
2016-08-10T00:00:00
NPS
National Park Service
NAME OF PARK
ACRONYM OF PARK
STATE OF PARK LOCATION
Roads
There may be feature level use restrictions within this dataset. The PUBLICDISPLAY field allows a user to quickly determine which features are allowed to be released to the public. The DATAACCESS field determines what is available for public release (unrestricted) as well as additional constraints on the features within this dataset. If there are restrictions on features, verify how this data should be used or shared with the Park or with the Regional Office prior to providing this data outside of the Park or Region.
<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>The National Park Service (NPS) shall not be held liable for improper or incorrect use of the data described and/or contained herein. These data and related graphics, if available, are not legal documents and are not intended to be used as such. These data are not of survey quality and not intended to be used for survey purposes. The information contained in these data is dynamic and may change over time. The data are not better than the original sources from which they were derived. It is the responsibility of the data user to use the data appropriately and consistent within the limitations of geospatial data in general and these data in particular. The related graphics are intended to aid the data user in acquiring relevant data; it is not appropriate to use the related graphics as data. The NPS gives no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of these data. It is strongly recommended that these data be directly acquired from an NPS source and not indirectly through other sources, which may have changed the data in some way. Although these data have been processed successfully on a computer system at the NPS, no warranty expressed or implied is made regarding the utility of the data on another system or for general or scientific purposes, nor shall the act of distribution constitute any such warranty. This disclaimer applies both to individual use of the data and aggregate use with other data.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
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GIS Specialist
National Park Service
GIS Specialist
Esri ArcGIS 12.3.2.15850
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<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>There may be feature level use restrictions within this dataset. The PUBLICDISPLAY field allows a user to quickly determine which features are allowed to be released to the public. The DATAACCESS field determines what is available for public release (unrestricted) as well as additional constraints on the features within this dataset. If there are restrictions on features, verify how this data should be used or shared with the Park or with the Regional Office prior to providing this data outside of the Park or Region. </SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
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EPSG
8.2.2(10.2.1)
ROMO_TRANS_Roads_ROMO_ln_NAD83
Feature Class
0
NPS Road Spatial Data Standard
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
OBJECTID
OBJECTID
OID
4
0
0
Internal feature number.
Esri
Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
Shape
Shape
Geometry
0
0
0
Feature geometry.
Esri
Coordinates defining the features.
RDNAME
RDNAME
String
254
0
0
Official name of road.
Example: Loop Road
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
Free text
RDALTNAME
RDALTNAME
String
254
0
0
Alternative name(s) of the road. Data Width is flexible based on local technology limits.
Example: HQ VIP | RV Loop Road
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
Free text; Multiple values controlled by a | (pipe) delimiter
PUBLICDISPLAY
PUBLICDISPLAY
String
50
0
0
Feature is available for 1) public distribution, 2) consumption by a public facing system or service, and 3) display on a public interface.
This field gives data providers the flexibility to identify features that are not appropriate to make publicly available. Besides sensitive data, this may include data that does not originate at NPS.
Any feature marked as restricted in the DATAACCESS field should automatically have a false value here. To prevent distribution of sensitive data, the appropriate query for feature accessibility to the public is: DATAACCESS = "Unrestricted" and PUBLICDISPLAY = "Public Map Display".
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
No Public Map Display (default)
Feature is NOT available for 1) public distribution, 2) consumption by a public facing system or service, and 3) display on a public interface.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Public Map Display
Feature is available for 1) public distribution, 2) consumption by a public facing system or service, and 3) display on a public interface.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
DOM_PUBLICDISPLAY_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
RDSTATUS
RDSTATUS
String
50
0
0
Current physical state of the road or road segment (FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009).
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
DOM_RDSTATUS_NPS2016
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Existing (default)
Road exists, is open to the public, and is physically present and observable.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Temporarily Closed
Road exists, but is seasonally closed, closed for repairs, or closed due to a hazard. Intent is that the road will reopen at a later date.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Decommissioned
A road that was no longer needed and has been removed from service. The road has been permanently closed or altered to return to natural state.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Planned
Planned road identified by an appropriate management decision (e.g. NEPA). Also used to describe the road during the construction phase until it becomes open to the public.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Proposed
Road is proposed and no management decision has been made (e.g. NEPA).
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Unknown
Road status is unknown.
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
RDCLASS
RDCLASS
String
50
0
0
The grouping of roads by the character of service they provide (US Census Bureau MTFCC, 2009).
US Census Bureau MTFCC, 2009
DOM_RDCLASS_NPS2016
US Census Bureau MTFCC, 2009
Primary
Primary roads are generally divided, limited-access highways within the interstate highway system or under state management, and are distinguished by the presence of interchanges. These highways are accessible by ramps and may include some toll highways. (MTFCC Code S1100)
US Census Bureau MTFCC, 2009
Secondary
Secondary roads are main arteries, usually in the U.S. Highway, State Highway or County Highway system. These roads have one or more lanes of traffic in each direction, may or may not be divided, and usually have at-grade intersections with many other roads and driveways. They often have both a local name and a route number. (MTFCC Code S1200)
US Census Bureau MTFCC, 2009
Local
Generally a paved non-arterial street, road, or byway that usually has a single lane of traffic in each direction. Roads in this feature class may be privately or publicly maintained. Scenic park roads would be included in this feature class, as would (depending on the region of the country) some unpaved roads. (MTFCC Code S1400)
US Census Bureau MTFCC, 2009
4WD
An unpaved dirt road where a four-wheel drive vehicle is required. These vehicular roads are found almost exclusively in very rural areas. (MTFCC Code S1500)
US Census Bureau MTFCC, 2009
Service
These roads can be named and may intersect with other roads for access roads to, or within an industrial estate, campsite, business park, car park etc. (MTFCC Code S1640)
US Census Bureau MTFCC, 2009
Private
A road that is maintained for administrative service, extractive, or other purposes. These roads are often unnamed. Agency use road only, not open for the public. Restricted to Agency Concurrence and Distribution is No to the public but the individual parks should use discretion with public maps produced by the parks service. (MTFCC Code S1740)
US Census Bureau MTFCC, 2009
Parking Lot Road
The main travel route for vehicles through a paved parking area.
US Census Bureau MTFCC, 2009
Unknown (default)
Road class is unknown
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
RDSURFACE
RDSURFACE
String
50
0
0
The wearing course; usually designed to resist skidding, traffic abrasion, and the disintegrating effects of weather (FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009 and FMSS, 2016).
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
DOM_RDSURFACE_NPS2016
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Asphalt
Asphalt, is a composite material commonly used for construction of pavement, highways and parking lots.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Concrete
A concrete surface is constructed of Portland cement concrete, sometimes with embedded iron reinforcement bars. Concrete is considered a “rigid” surface since it does not deform with the movement of the underlying base and sub base.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Brick/Pavers
Interlocking masonry blocks placed to form the wearing surface. Paving stones are equally sized concrete stones, with a flat top. They are comparable to flattened cobblestones (and often used in the same cases), but the gaps between the paving stones are smaller because the stones have a perfectly regular shape (rectangular, or any surface-filling shape). Paving stones are often found in low-traffic streets (like pedestrian zones) because they can't endure heavy traffic.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Cobblestone
Small one- to two-inch stones placed in a sand, asphalt or concrete matrix to form the wearing surface. Cobblestone paving. "Cobblestone" is used in the colloquial meaning and includes the type of stones that would more precisely be called "setts".
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Gravel
Surfaces of crushed aggregate (gravel, without asphalt). Broken/crushed rock with sharp edges, known as ballast on railways. Usually loosely arranged. Typical size for road and surface construction range between 4 and 8 cm.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Sand
Small to very small fractions (less than 2mm) of rock.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Native or Dirt
Native surface material generally the terrain composition that the road travels through; not imported material.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Other Paved
Other paved surface.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Other Unpaved
Other unpaved surface.
FS Travel Routes Data Dictionary, 2009
Unknown (default)
Road surface is unknown.
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
RDONEWAY
RDONEWAY
String
20
0
0
Direction of one way roads. Use GIS software to define direction when symbolized.
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
DOM_RDONEWAY_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
With Digitized
With direction of digitization: the direction of travel is the same as the direction the line was created in mapping software (from the first “vertex” to the “last” vertex).
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
Against Digitized
Against direction in which the line was digitized: the direction of travel is the opposite as the direction the line was created in mapping software (from the last “vertex” to the “first” vertex).
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
RDLANES
RDLANES
Integer
4
0
0
The maximum number of lanes existing on a road element (FGDC Transportation, 2008 and US Department of Transportation FHWA, 2013).
US Department of Transportation FHWA, 2013
1
8
RTENUMBER
RTENUMBER
String
25
0
0
The ID-number of a particular route in a given road network as attributed by a national, sub-national or international organization (IE. Federal, state or county). Can be used for labeling purposes using “shields”. Value must have a space between designation and number. Values will be Pipe-delimited for routes that share several numerical designations (FGDC Transportation, 2008).
Example: US 441 | County 66 | SH 14
FGDC Transportation, 2008
Free text; Multiple values controlled by a | (pipe) delimiter
DATAACCESS
DATAACCESS
String
50
0
0
The extent of permitted access to the feature geometry and associated attributes.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Internal NPS Only (default)
Data access is restricted to Internal NPS Only.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Secure Access Only
Data access is restricted to Secure Access Only where access to the data itself is restricted by permissions assigned to the user.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Unrestricted
Data access is open to the public.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
DOM_DATAACCESS_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
UNITCODE
UNITCODE
String
10
0
0
NPS alphabetic code (4-characters) of the NPS organizational unit.
Example: YELL
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
RDHICLEAR
RDHICLEAR
String
10
0
0
Indicate if a high clearance vehicle is necessary.
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
DOM_YES_NO_UNK_OTH_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
Yes;
No (default);
Unknown;
Other
RDMAINTAINER
RDMAINTAINER
String
50
0
0
The agency or party having primary (largest share) financial responsibility for maintenance (FGDC FTDS, 2011).
FGDC FTDS, 2011
DOM_RDMAINTAINER_NPS2016
FGDC FTDS, 2011
Unknown (default);
National Park Service;
Bureau of Indian Affairs;
Bureau of Land Management;
Bureau of Reclamation;
County, Parish, Borough;
Department of Defense;
Department of Energy;
Federal Aviation Administration;
Federal Highway Administration;
Fish and Wildlife Service;
Forest Service;
Local Government;
Other Federal Agency;
Private;
State;
Tribal;
US Army Corps of Engineers
UNITNAME
UNITNAME
String
254
0
0
Full name of the NPS organizational unit.
Example: Yellowstone National Park
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
GROUPCODE
GROUPCODE
String
10
0
0
An NPS unit that administers the unit identified in UNITCODE. Can additionally be used to identify a network or other single entity that has a pre-established four letter code.
Examples: WEAR; SWAN (I&M Network)
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
GROUPNAME
GROUPNAME
String
254
0
0
Full name of the NPS organizational unit identified in GROUPCODE.
Examples: Western Arctic Parklands; Southwest Alaska Inventory and Monitoring Network
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
REGIONCODE
REGIONCODE
String
4
0
0
The alpha code of the NPS Region.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
DOM_REGIONCODE_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
AKR;
IMR;
MWR;
NCR;
NER;
PWR;
SER;
WASO
MAPLABEL
MAPLABEL
String
100
0
0
Feature label used for labeling purposes where the park or official name does not meet the need of a particular cartographic product.
Example: Sunset Point Overlook Access
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
CREATEDATE
CREATEDATE
Date
8
0
0
Date the feature was initially created.
Example: 02/17/2015
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Valid date
CREATEUSER
CREATEUSER
String
50
0
0
The person who initially created the feature.
Example: John Smith
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
EDITDATE
EDITDATE
Date
8
0
0
Date the feature was last edited.
Example: 02/17/2015
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Valid date
EDITUSER
EDITUSER
String
50
0
0
The person who last edited the feature.
Example: John Smith
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
MAPMETHOD
MAPMETHOD
String
254
0
0
How the geospatial feature was derived.
Examples: Unknown; Digitized; Autonomous GPS; Differential GPS; Surveyed / Geodetically Derived; Geocoded; COGO; Feature Extraction
NPS, EGISS, April 2016
Free text
MAPSOURCE
MAPSOURCE
String
254
0
0
Source from which the feature was derived.
Examples: Digitized from NAIP aerial photography; GPS Unit Make/Model: Trimble GeoXH
NPS, EGISS, April 2016
Free text
SOURCEDATE
SOURCEDATE
Date
8
0
0
The date of the source material.
Example: 02/17/2015
NPS, EGISS, April 2016
Valid date
XYACCURACY
XYACCURACY
String
50
0
0
An estimate of the measurement error in the horizontal (ASPRS, 2014).
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
DOM_XYACCURACY_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Unknown (default)
Data of unknown origin, spatial accuracy, unknown scale or resolution where a minimum mapping unit or scale of reference cannot be statistically determined (Qualitative accuracy assessment). Examples: Legacy data with little or no spatial attribute information.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
<5cm
Survey-grade mapping with a dual-frequency carrier phase GPS/GNSS receiver used for survey monumentation, vertical assessments, boundary surveys, and SET positions. Often a result of a Real-time Kinematic (RTK), Real-time Network (RTN), Static GNSS surveys or traditional survey methods. Examples: Trimble R10,R8,R6 RTK Systems; Javad Triumph 1,2 RTK Systems; EOS Arrow 200 w/ Real-time Network; Nikon 5” Total Station; Trimble S6 Total Station
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
>=5cm and <50cm
Resource-grade mapping with a dual-frequency GPS/GNSS receiver likely combined with a dual-frequency antenna using differential corrections. Some Lidar data. Examples: Trimble GeoXH; EOS Arrow 200; Trimble Pathfinder Office/TerraSync w/ differential correction
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
>=50cm and <1m
Resource-grade mapping with a differential-capable GPS/GNSS receiver using differential corrections. Examples: Trimble GeoXT/Geo7X; EOS Arrow 100; Trimble Pathfinder Office/TerraSync w/ differential correction
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
>=1m and <5m
Mapping with any GPS/GNSS satellite real-time receiver likely corrected with WAAS. Examples: Garmin handheld w/ WAAS; Trimble Juno handheld; EOS Arrow Lite
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
>=5m and <14m
Mapping with an autonomous GPS/GNSS or location-based services (LBS) receiver designed for recreational or consumer use. Data that are heads-up digitized from sources such as 1:24,000. Examples: Handheld Cellular Device; GPS Watch
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
>=14m
At greater (coarser) than 1:24,000 scale, the National Standard for Spatial Data Accuracy (NSSDA) is 13.9 meters with 95% accuracy (ASPRS, 2005). Examples: Heads up digitizing using an old 1:100000 scale NAD 27 map; GPS collected point under heavy canopy
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Scaled
Map selected; nominal accuracy based on geo-referenced background (imagery or map) data scale; refer to metadata of the specific geo-referenced background data used for a better idea of its spatial accuracy. Any hand-digitized data using background imagery such as from NAIP2015, USDA FSA, or other sources.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
GEOMETRYID
GEOMETRYID
String
38
0
0
A unique identifier for the feature geometry controlled by the user. This identifier is the primary key of the dataset for data sharing purposes.
This should NOT be an automated Esri GlobalID attribute.
Example: {635D4DA2-181C-4ac1-9178-B40033D448ED}
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
GUID (Globally Unique Identifier)
FEATUREID
FEATUREID
String
50
0
0
A unique value assigned to a feature for maintaining feature association across geometry types, tables or data sets.
Example: {BB352B8C-E35C-4AA7-AC71-27A8025425DB}
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
FACLOCID
FACLOCID
String
10
0
0
Location ID from FMSS database for relationship with FMSS and further population of attribute fields. String format in order to merge with FMSS output in Excel format (NPS Life-Cycle Business Practices Volume 1, 2007).
NPS, EGISS, August 2016; NPS Life-Cycle Business Practices Volume 1, 2007
Free text
FACASSETID
FACASSETID
String
10
0
0
Asset ID from FMSS database for relationship with FMSS and further population of attribute fields. String format in order to merge with FMSS output in Excel format (NPS Trails (2100) Asset Business Practice, 2013).
NPS, EGISS, August 2016; NPS Trails (2100) Asset Business Practice, 2013
Free text
ROUTEID
ROUTEID
String
25
0
0
NPS-UNITCODE-ROUTENUMBER. This ID is a Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) identifier that was created for the Road Inventory Program (RIP). This is a unique identifier that can be used to relate to RIP data. The route number contained within this ID is also related to a FMSS road functional class and must be four characters minimum. See Table 7.
Example: NPS-GOGA-0223
NPS, EGISS, October 2016
Free text
ISEXTANT
ISEXTANT
String
20
0
0
Indicates feature or features that are no longer in existence or partially in existence. If data represents features that are no longer in existence or only partially in existence following damage, disaster or some other change to its status then the value will be false or partial (Cultural Resources, 2014).
NPS, EGISS, August 2016; Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
DOM_ISEXTANT_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016; Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Unknown (default)
The condition/status of the feature in not known.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
True
The feature is intact with little disturbance.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
False
The feature is no longer intact.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Partial
The feature is partially extant (partially excavated or in a state of ruin).
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Other
The feature is in some other extant status.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
SEASONAL
SEASONAL
String
20
0
0
Annual seasonal closures exist for this feature. These closures are not temporary, but known to be annual.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
DOM_YES_NO_UNK_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Yes;
No;
Unknown (default)
RTE_NAME
RTE_NAME
String
80
0
0
UNPAVED
UNPAVED
String
4
0
0
LANES
LANES
String
15
0
0
Location
Location
String
254
0
0
SEASDESC
SEASDESC
String
254
0
0
Descriptio
Descriptio
String
254
0
0
Site
Site
String
254
0
0
AssetCode
AssetCode
String
254
0
0
FacilityTy
FacilityTy
String
254
0
0
PARKNAME
PARKNAME
String
254
0
0
PARKNUMB
PARKNUMB
String
254
0
0
YRBLT
YRBLT
String
254
0
0
SLength
SLength
Double
8
0
0
MilesLngth
MilesLngth
Double
8
0
0
Shape_Leng
Shape_Leng
Double
8
0
0
NOTES
NOTES
String
254
0
0
Notes or remarks regarding unusual or important aspects of the data.
Example: This was a decommissioned road that is now a trail.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
Shape_Length
Shape_Length
Double
8
0
0
Length of feature in internal units.
Esri
Positive real numbers that are automatically generated.
dataset
Simple
FALSE
0
TRUE
FALSE
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