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Tenure Areas are geographic administrative areas named for local features and used to group petroleum and natural gas Land Plats situated within the same local geographic area.

Offshore Oil and Gias exporation Potential

Kortið var útbúið til fyrir grunngerð landupplýsinga sem bakgrunnur í kortaglugga og skyggi ekki á þau gögn sem lögð eru ofaná. Uppruni kortsins var úr nokkrum áttum. LMÍ Hæðarlíkan 2016 var notað bæði til þess að lita undirlagið, en hæðarskyggingin var einnig unnin úr því. CORINE var notað til að gefa hugmyndir um yfirborð lands. Vatnafarsgögn úr Euro Global Map voru notuð í smærri skölum, en eftir því sem þysjað er inn taka önnur gögn við. I5 50V gögnin, vatnafar og hæðarlínur, fara að birtast þegar þysjað er inn í stærri skala. Dýpislínur frá Landhelgisgæslu Íslands eru birtar í öllum þysjunarstigum. Til að tengja þjónustuna við QGIS þarf að fara eftir leiðbeiningum sem eru á smámyndunum sem fylgja þessari skráningu.

Uppruni gagna vefkorts NÁTT er úr nokkrum áttum. Landhæðalíkan NÁTT er notað bæði til þess að lita undirlagið, en hæðarskyggingin er einnig unnin úr því. CORINE er notað til að gefa hugmyndir um yfirborð lands. Vatnafars gögn úr Euro Global Map eru notuð í smærri skölum, en eftir því sem þysjað er inn taka önnur gögn við. Stærstur hluti gagnanna kemur þó úr IS 50V, en þar ber að nefna samgöngur, mannvirki, vatnafar og hæðarlínur. IS 50V gagnasettin birtast mestmegnis í stærri skölum að frá töldu samgöngu línunum sem eru með frá skalanum 1:3.000.000. Dýpislínur frá Landhelgisgæslu Íslands eru birtar í öllum þysjunarstigum. Til að tengja þjónustuna við QGIS þarf að fara eftir leiðbeiningum sem eru á smámyndunum sem fylgja þessari skráningu.

Spatial data for approved and post construction features for Canada Energy Regulator (CER) related ancillary features and Energy Resources Activities Act (ERAA) associated oil and gas activities collected on or after October 30, 2006. Associated oil and gas activities are related activities which require the use of Crown land and require an authorization under either the Land Act or the Petroleum and Natural Gas Act. The dataset includes polygon features such as campsites, workspaces, deck sites, staging areas, and other temporary disturbances. This dataset is updated nightly.

Applications for spatial areas occurring on Crown land in which oil and gas activities will take place. Construction corridors allow for flexibility in the movement, placement and construction of oil and gas activity. This dataset is updated nightly.

Land authorizations for areas on which well or facility activities can occur. This dataset contains spatial data collected on or after October 30, 2006. The spatial data includes approved and post-construction land areas associated with well or facility activities. This dataset is updated nightly.