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Intertidal and subtidal mapping backgroundIntertidal and subtidal classification and mapping provides an understanding of the nature and extent of ecosystems to enable effective management. Queensland’s intertidal and subtidal mapping builds on existing information, including wetland mapping, regional ecosystem mapping and multiple other datasets. This information is combined with feedback from a broad range of experts. Only Central Queensland (CQ) has been mapped.
Quick facts
Intertidal and subtidal ecosystem classification and mapping for Central QueenslandThe Queensland Intertidal and Subtidal Ecosystem Classification scheme (the scheme) provided the understanding and classification of the biological, physical and chemical factors determining the nature and extent of ecosystems that underpins the mapping and ecosystem type descriptions. These datasets are available to inform a range of general management and planning purposes. Quick links
Intertidal and subtidal mapping and classification historyThe intertidal and subtidal CQ ecosystem mapping available online is a generalised version of the full version which links to the attributes datasets. The information below provides a history of the versions provided to date. Version 1.0 B—Unreleased: Detailed intertidal and subtidal mapping for CQ. Version 1.0 A—Released: 2019: Generalised Intertidal and subtidal mapping for CQ.
Additional Information
Pages under this sectionLast updated: 17 June 2019 This page should be cited as: Department of Environment, Science and Innovation, Queensland (2019) Intertidal and subtidal mapping background, WetlandInfo website, accessed 20 December 2024. Available at: https://wetlandinfo.des.qld.gov.au/wetlands/facts-maps/intertidal-subtidal-background/ |
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