Ecological Corridors Upper Austria

The specific designation of supra-regional migration corridors for larger, preferably forest-bound wildlife is intended to ensure, improve and, if necessary, restore the functionality of a statewide biotope and habitat network. For further information see: http://www.ooe-umweltanwaltschaft.at/xbcr/SID-B49D7CBE-852A8EF6/wildtierkorridore_ooe_2012.pdf

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Identification info

Date (Creation)
2012-05-01
Edition
Version 1
Purpose
Visualization and safeguarding of habitat corridors in Upper Austria
Status
Accepted

Originator

Oö. Umweltanwaltschaft - ()
Spatial representation type
Vector

Spatial resolution

Equivalent scale

Denominator
25000
Topic category
  • Biota

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Temporal extent

Time period
2012-05-01
Maintenance and update frequency
Irregular
Keywords (Theme)
  • Upper Austria
Keywords (Place)
  • World

Resource constraints

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Use constraints
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Other constraints
Release cleared for any use. No parcel sharp demarcation. Intersections with the cadastre are prohibited.
Language
English
Character encoding
UTF8
Supplemental Information
No parcel sharp demarcation. Intersections with the cadastre are prohibited.

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Data layers Ecological Corridors Upper Austria (ESRI-Shapefile)

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Resource lineage

Statement
wtk-ooe_corridors. Polygons of all corridor sections in for habitat connectivity. Category A corridors (international) are 1000 m wide, Category B corridors (regional) are 500 m wide. The name of the corridors is found in the <name> field and is composed of that of a two-digit code and the category (e.g. GR_19A). wtk-ooe_yellowzones Polygons of all yellow zones (= corridor subsections with restricted functionality) in Upper Austria. The name of each yellow zone can be found in the <name> field, the assigned corridor section in the <corridor> field. At junctions of corridor sections, yellow zones can spatially overlap (with each other or also with red zones). wtk-ooe_redzones Polygons of all red zones (= corridor subsections with severely limited functionality) in Upper Austria. The name of each redzone is found in the <name> field, the assigned corridor section in the <corridor> field. At junctions of corridor sections, red zones can spatially overlap (among each other or also with yellow zones) wtk-ooe_habitats Polygons of current and potential habitat for forest-dwelling large mammals. Habitat quality is differentiated by zone. Transition zones (ÜZ in the <category> box) have medium habitat propensity, while core zones (KZ in the <category> box) have high habitat propensity. As so-called stepping stones (TS in the field <category>), the forests along the Danube were identified separately. In terms of habitat connectivity, these are equivalent to the core zones (or corridors) in terms of their importance. wtk-ooe_connection Line of the central corridor axis and its (partly hypothetical) course within the designated habitats to establish a nationwide closed habitat connectivity.
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Dataset

Reference System Information

Reference system identifier
EPSG:31255

Metadata

Metadata identifier
urn:uuid/cbdf846f-32e1-4a7d-a71f-3db6e4e3e0b6

Language
English
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Chineseutres
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Spanish; Castilian
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Metadata linkage
https://geonetwork.lebensraumvernetzung.at/geonetwork/srv/api/records/cbdf846f-32e1-4a7d-a71f-3db6e4e3e0b6

Date info (Creation)
2022-08-23T10:00:03
Date info (Revision)
2022-08-23T10:16:50

Metadata standard

Title
ISO 19115-3
 
 

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Keywords

Upper Austria

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