Arctic SDI catalogue
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Locations of Canadian Indian Residential Schools, from (1) the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR), (2) Morgan Hite (<a href='http://hesperus-wild.org/GIS_carto/IRS.html' target='_blank'>http://hesperus-wild.org/GIS_carto/IRS.html</a>), and (3) Sam Vickars (<a href='https://github.com/svickars/thesis/tree/master/visualization/irs/js/data' target='_blank'>https://github.com/svickars/thesis/tree/master/visualization/irs/js/data</a>).<br /><br /> For education and research purposes only.<br /> Vickars layer: Available under the MIT License.<br />
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The Canada Base Map - Elevation(CBME) web mapping services of the Earth Sciences Sector at Natural Resources Canada, is intended primarily for online mapping application users and developers. This service is available only in Lambert Conformal Conic (ESPG:3978) projection. This service can be accessed at no cost and without restrictions according to the terms of the license at http://geogratis.cgdi.gc.ca/geogratis/en/licence.jsp. This hillshade service have been created to provide some relief context over which thematic information can be overlaid. The range of viewing scales for this service is between 1:145,000,000 and 1:17,500. Features from the following datasets are used by the CBME service: CDEM. La Carte de Base du Canada – Élevation (CBCE) du Secteur des sciences de la Terre de Ressources naturelles Canada est un service Internet qui s'adresse principalement aux utilisateurs et développeurs d'applications cartographiques en ligne. Ce service est disponible seulement en projection conique conforme de Lambert ( ESPG : 3978 ). Ce service est accessible sans frais et sans restrictions selon les termes de la licence à http://geogratis.cgdi.gc.ca/geogratis/fr/licence.jsp. Ce service de relief ombré a été créé pour fournir un contexte de relief sur lequel des informations thématiques peuvent être superposées . La gamme de visualisation des échelles pour ce service est compris entre 1 : 145.000.000 et 1 : 17.500. Le jeu de données suivants a été utilisé par la CBCE : MNEC.
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The Saskatchewan Digital Land Cover raster provides a seamless provincial coverage of the province and was created by combining the Saskatchewan Research Council's Northern Digital Land Cover (NDLC) with the Southern Digital Land Cover (SDLC) - See enclosures for complete metadata on these datasets. With exception to the SDLC's value 2 (i.e. Hay Crops) and value 3 (i.e. Native Dominant Grass Lands), the NDLC takes precedence over the SDLC in areas that the two rasters overlap because the NDLC is more current than the dated SDLC. The SDLC's values 2 and 3 were preserved because these land covers are not specifically represented in the NDLC. For the purpose of this dataset, some of the SDLC and NDLC values were reclassified to new values to reconcile varying definitions (i.e. See the Supplementary Information section below for a complete list of image classes with detailed descriptions). A unique colormap was created for this dataset. It should also be noted that because the NDLC's 30 x 30 meter pixels do not align with the SDLC's 30 x 30 meter pixels, this raster was snapped to the NDLC. Last, as is with the SDLC and the NDLC, the extent of this raster does not extend all of the way to the Saskatchewan boundary, specifically, the Information Services Corporation's SaskGIS Provincial Boundary dataset, in numerous areas along the west, south and southeast borders: There are gaps of up to 500m wide of "no data" between the provincial boundary and the raster along these areas of the Saskatchewan boundary.
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Palvelu sisältää ELY-keskusten tallentamat rakennussuojelukohteet. Aineiston metatietokuvaus; http://metatieto.ymparisto.fi:8080/geoportal/catalog/search/resource/details.page?uuid=%7B1500436E-FD0E-4560-A933-847F16EFCC94%7D
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See layer metadata for update frequency.
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See individual layers for update frequency.
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A dissemination area (DA) is a small, relatively stable geographic unit composed of one or more adjacent dissemination blocks with an average population of 400 to 700 persons. It is the smallest standard geographic area for which all census data are disseminated. DAs cover all the territory of Canada.
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