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The 3 Waters map comprises of the participating Waikato Councils 3 Water spatial data merged in to a single layer e.g. Stormwater Pipe covering all the participating councils.
The data was sourced from the 6 Local Authority Councils by using the existing Waikato Data Portal as the main data source. Each council updates their 3 Waters data on the Waikato Data Portal on a regular basis.
The spatial data is merged to a designed schema on a nightly basis.
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Summary: Asset inventory data for a variety of structures and infrastructure relating to storm water systems or drainage in urban areas. The features in this dataset are measured by length and represent linear features such as pipe networks or open drains. The information is extracted from the asset inventory database on a daily basis. Items identified have been geolocated over a long period of time and through various methods, including information provided by 3rd parties. In general, asset locations are obtained from as built diagrams and as such may not be validated in all circumstances. The asset inventory is frequently updated and modification can be made to the asset data structure (asset hierarchy) without prior notification. Due to a wide range of source information all asset locations should be verified through the Asset Information Officers and or site visits. This is an incomplete dataset, other information is held and maintained independently.
The primary purpose of this inventory is for asset valuations. The inventory is utilised in forward works and capital work planning. Information on Storm water assets for service requests is displayed on 3 Waters map. The storm water network is an integral part of the land use and consents process, however site visits should be done to validate the status, position and condition of assets.
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Keywords: Utilities, 3 Waters, Stormwater, Pipes
Data Portal Search: Stormwater Pipe
Councils: Hamilton City, Hauraki District, South Waikato District, Thames-Coromandel District, Waikato District, Waikato Regional, and Waipa District.
Summary: Asset inventory data for a variety of structures and infrastructure relating to storm water systems or drainage in urban areas. The features in this dataset are measured by length and represent linear features such as pipe networks or open drains. The information is extracted from the asset inventory database on a daily basis. Items identified have been geolocated over a long period of time and through various methods, including information provided by 3rd parties. In general, asset locations are obtained from as built diagrams and as such may not be validated in all circumstances. The asset inventory is frequently updated and modification can be made to the asset data structure (asset hierarchy) without prior notification. Due to a wide range of source information all asset locations should be verified through the Asset Information Officers and or site visits. This is an incomplete dataset, other information is held and maintained independently.
The primary purpose of this inventory is for asset valuations. The inventory is utilised in forward works and capital work planning. Information on Storm water assets for service requests is displayed on 3 Waters map. The storm water network is an integral part of the land use and consents process, however site visits should be done to validate the status, position and condition of assets.
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Keywords: Utilities, 3 Waters, Stormwater, Node
Data Portal Search: Stormwater Node
Councils: Hamilton City, Hauraki District, South Waikato District, Thames-Coromandel District, Waikato District, Waikato Regional, and Waipa District.
Summary:
The information is extracted from the asset inventory database on a daily basis. Items identified have been geolocated over a long period of time and through various methods, including information provided by 3rd parties. In general, asset locations are obtained from ‘As Built Diagrams’ and as such may not be validated in all circumstances. The asset inventory is frequently updated and modification can be made to the asset data structure (asset hierarchy) without prior notification. Due to a wide range of source information all asset locations should be verified through the Asset Information Officers and or site visits. This is an incomplete dataset, other information is held and maintained independently.
The primary purpose of this inventory is for asset valuations. The inventory is utilized in forward works and capital work planning. Information on Waste water assets for service requests is displayed on 3 Waters map. The wastewater network is an integral part of the land use and consents process, however site visits should be done to validate the status, position and condition of assets.
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Keywords: Utilities, 3 Waters, Wastewater, Pipes
Data Portal Search: Wastewater Pipe
Councils: Hamilton City, Hauraki District, South Waikato District, Thames-Coromandel District, Waikato District, Waikato Regional, and Waipa District.
Summary:
The information is extracted from the asset inventory database on a daily basis. Items identified have been geolocated over a long period of time and through various methods, including information provided by 3rd parties. In general, asset locations are obtained from ‘As Built Diagrams’ and as such may not be validated in all circumstances. The asset inventory is frequently updated and modification can be made to the asset data structure (asset hierarchy) without prior notification. Due to a wide range of source information all asset locations should be verified through the Asset Information Officers and or site visits. This is an incomplete dataset, other information is held and maintained independently.
The primary purpose of this inventory is for asset valuations. The inventory is utilized in forward works and capital work planning. Information on Waste water assets for service requests is displayed on 3 Waters map. The wastewater network is an integral part of the land use and consents process, however site visits should be done to validate the status, position and condition of assets.
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Keywords: Utilities, 3 Waters, Wastewater, Nodes
Data Portal Search: Wastewater Node
Councils: Hamilton City, Hauraki District, South Waikato District, Thames-Coromandel District, Waikato District, Waikato Regional, and Waipa District.
Summary: Asset inventory data for a variety of structures and infrastructure relating to water systems or drainage in urban areas. The features in this dataset are measured by length and represent linear features such as pipe networks or open drains. The information is extracted from the asset inventory database on a daily basis. Items identified have been geolocated over a long period of time and through various methods, including information provided by 3rd parties. In general, asset locations are obtained from as built diagrams and as such may not be validated in all circumstances. The asset inventory is frequently updated and modification can be made to the asset data structure (asset hierarchy) without prior notification. Due to a wide range of source information all asset locations should be verified through the Asset Information Officers and or site visits. This is an incomplete dataset, other information is held and maintained independently.
The primary purpose of this inventory is for asset valuations. The inventory is utilised in forward works and capital work planning. Information on Water Supply assets for service requests is displayed on 3 Waters map. The Water Supply network is an integral part of the land use and consents process, however site visits should be done to validate the status, position and condition of assets.
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Keywords: Utilities, 3 Waters, Water Supply, Pipes
Data Portal Search: Water SupplyPipe
Councils: Hamilton City, Hauraki District, South Waikato District, Thames-Coromandel District, Waikato District, Waikato Regional, and Waipa District.
Summary: Asset inventory data for a variety of structures and infrastructure relating to water systems or drainage in urban areas. The features in this dataset are measured by length and represent linear features such as pipe networks or open drains. The information is extracted from the asset inventory database on a daily basis. Items identified have been geolocated over a long period of time and through various methods, including information provided by 3rd parties. In general, asset locations are obtained from as built diagrams and as such may not be validated in all circumstances. The asset inventory is frequently updated and modification can be made to the asset data structure (asset hierarchy) without prior notification. Due to a wide range of source information all asset locations should be verified through the Asset Information Officers and or site visits. This is an incomplete dataset, other information is held and maintained independently.
The primary purpose of this inventory is for asset valuations. The inventory is utilised in forward works and capital work planning. Information on Water Supply assets for service requests is displayed on 3 Waters map. The Water Supply network is an integral part of the land use and consents process, however site visits should be done to validate the status, position and condition of assets.
Rest Service: Show Item Details
Keywords: Utilities, 3 Waters, Water Supply, Pipes
Data Portal Search: Water Supply Pipe
Councils: Hamilton City, Hauraki District, South Waikato District, Thames-Coromandel District, Waikato District, Waikato Regional, and Waipa District.
