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The NCC Tall Grass Prairie Preserve resource collection contains a LiDAR-based digital elevation model and derivative grids in the vicinity of Nature Conservancy Canada's Weston Family Tall Grass Prairie Interpretive Centre, located in Stuartburn Rural Municipality, southeast Manitoba, Canada. This ESRI point shape file,diversion_channel.shp, contains a single line with multiple vertices. It follows roughly the natural course that storm water would flow if the drainage ditch due east of the interpretive centre were to be plugged.

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ABSTRACT:

The NCC Tall Grass Prairie Preserve resource collection contains a LiDAR-based digital elevation model and derivative grids in the vicinity of Nature Conservancy Canada's Weston Family Tall Grass Prairie Interpretive Centre, located in Stuartburn Rural Municipality, southeast Manitoba, Canada. This ESRI grid file, vc_dem, contains a 1 m square raster of processed LiDAR ground return data, and is hydrologically corrected to include culverts. The area of the grid is give in the associated polygon shape file that delineates the area of interest (AOI).

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ABSTRACT:

The NCC Tall Grass Prairie Preserve resource collection contains a LiDAR-based digital elevation model and derivative grids in the vicinity of Nature Conservancy Canada's Weston Family Tall Grass Prairie Interpretive Centre, located in Stuartburn Rural Municipality, southeast Manitoba, Canada. This shape file, visitor_centre_clip, contains one polygon delineating the area of interest (AOI), which outlines the associated grids.

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The NCC Tall Grass Prairie Preserve resource collection contains a LiDAR-based digital elevation model, derivative grids, and ancillary spatial data in the vicinity of Nature Conservancy Canada's Weston Family Tall Grass Prairie Interpretive Centre, located in Stuartburn Rural Municipality, southeast Manitoba, Canada.

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NCC Tall Grass Prairie Preserve
Created: July 13, 2016, 7:46 p.m.
Authors: Phil Gerla

ABSTRACT:

The NCC Tall Grass Prairie Preserve resource collection contains a LiDAR-based digital elevation model, derivative grids, and ancillary spatial data in the vicinity of Nature Conservancy Canada's Weston Family Tall Grass Prairie Interpretive Centre, located in Stuartburn Rural Municipality, southeast Manitoba, Canada.

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NCC Tall Grass Prairie Interpretive Centre AOI
Created: July 13, 2016, 9:48 p.m.
Authors: Phil Gerla

ABSTRACT:

The NCC Tall Grass Prairie Preserve resource collection contains a LiDAR-based digital elevation model and derivative grids in the vicinity of Nature Conservancy Canada's Weston Family Tall Grass Prairie Interpretive Centre, located in Stuartburn Rural Municipality, southeast Manitoba, Canada. This shape file, visitor_centre_clip, contains one polygon delineating the area of interest (AOI), which outlines the associated grids.

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ABSTRACT:

The NCC Tall Grass Prairie Preserve resource collection contains a LiDAR-based digital elevation model and derivative grids in the vicinity of Nature Conservancy Canada's Weston Family Tall Grass Prairie Interpretive Centre, located in Stuartburn Rural Municipality, southeast Manitoba, Canada. This ESRI grid file, vc_dem, contains a 1 m square raster of processed LiDAR ground return data, and is hydrologically corrected to include culverts. The area of the grid is give in the associated polygon shape file that delineates the area of interest (AOI).

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ABSTRACT:

The NCC Tall Grass Prairie Preserve resource collection contains a LiDAR-based digital elevation model and derivative grids in the vicinity of Nature Conservancy Canada's Weston Family Tall Grass Prairie Interpretive Centre, located in Stuartburn Rural Municipality, southeast Manitoba, Canada. This ESRI point shape file,diversion_channel.shp, contains a single line with multiple vertices. It follows roughly the natural course that storm water would flow if the drainage ditch due east of the interpretive centre were to be plugged.

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