Survey ID SREBA_GB_WMA_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_FLORA_WMA_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_X_SECT_BORES_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_X_SECT_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_X_SECT_BORES_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_X_SECT_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_CRET_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_WTYPES_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_WT_ELEV_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_T_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_SPR_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_KALKARINDJI_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_GW_FLUX_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_GEO_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_FFGW_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_BUKALARA_250; Survey Scale 1: 250000
Survey ID SREBA_AQTD_250; Survey Scale 1: 2500
Survey ID SREBA_AQ_2M; Survey Scale 1: 200000
This dataset presents the indicative boundary for the vegetation mapping for the study area.The distribution of broad vegetation groups were mapped across the Study Area at a scale of approximately 1:100 000 using an Object Based Image Analysis (OBIA) approach. Field survey data was used to train a random forest model, along with a set of image data layers that are likely to discriminate between the classes and predict their distribution across the Study Area.Detailed methods and results for the vegetation mapping are provided in Chapter 3 of: Young L, Patykowski J, Leiper I, Nano C, Fisher A, Gillespie G, Barnett G, Buckley K, Hanrahan N, McDonald P, Miller A, Ribot R, Ruykys L, Stewart A, Zimny A (2022). Terrestrial Ecosystems Baseline Report: Strategic Regional Environmental and Baseline Assessment for the Beetaloo Sub-basin. DEPWS Technical Report 36/2022. Flora and Fauna Division, Northern Territory Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security, Darwin.CODE: SREBA_VEG_100; Scale 1:100,000
This dataset presents the indicative boundary for outstanding and high ecological value areas that were identified within the Study Area.Areas of outstanding and high ecological value within the Study Area were identified, and associated spatial data were compiled. The spatial data include: point data representing refugia, springs and locations where significant flora have been recorded (Springs_Refugia_SignificantFlora); polyline data representing perennial mapped streams (AHGHFMappedStream_SREBArefugia), polygon data of a selection of broad vegetation groups (SREBA_veg_100_Selection); and polygon data delineating two outstanding environmental value areas (OutstandingEnvironmentalValuesAreas).Further information is provided in Section 10.2.1 of the Beetaloo SREBA Regional Report: Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security (2022). Regional Report: Strategic Regional Environmental and Baseline Assessment for the Beetaloo Sub-basin. DEPWS Technical Report 41/2022. Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security, Northern Territory Government. Berrimah, Northern Territory.CODE: SREBA_OHECOV_100; Scale 1:100,000
Methane concentrations (ppm) recorded in Wet season from unknown sources.
Methane concentrations (ppm) recorded in Wet season related to fuel stations/town sources
Methane concentrations (ppm) recorded in Wet season related to cattle.
Methane concentrations (ppm) recorded in Fire season related to fuel stations/town sources.
Methane concentrations (ppm) recorded within this survey boundary.
The overall objective of this study was to document and assess the stygofauna of the Beetaloo Sub-basin in order to contribute to the Aquatic Ecosystems domain of the SREBA studies for the Beetaloo Sub-basin.
CODE SREBA_STYGO_2M; Scale 1:2,000,000
The overall objective of this study was to document and assess the stygofauna of the Beetaloo Sub-basin in order to contribute to the Aquatic Ecosystems domain of the SREBA studies for the Beetaloo Sub-basin.
CODE: SREBA_STYGO_2M; Scale 1:2,000,000
The overall objective of this study was to document and assess the stygofauna of the Beetaloo Sub-basin in order to contribute to the Aquatic Ecosystems domain of the SREBA studies for the Beetaloo Sub-basin.
CODE: SREBA_STYGO_2M; Scale 1:2,000,000
This dataset presents the indicative boundary for outstanding and high ecological value areas that were identified within the Study Area.Areas of outstanding and high ecological value within the Study Area were identified, and associated spatial data were compiled. The spatial data include: point data representing refugia, springs and locations where significant flora have been recorded (Springs_Refugia_SignificantFlora); polyline data representing perennial mapped streams (AHGHFMappedStream_SREBArefugia), polygon data of a selection of broad vegetation groups (SREBA_veg_100_Selection); and polygon data delineating two outstanding environmental value areas (OutstandingEnvironmentalValuesAreas).Further information is provided in Section 10.2.1 of the Beetaloo SREBA Regional Report: Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security (2022). Regional Report: Strategic Regional Environmental and Baseline Assessment for the Beetaloo Sub-basin. DEPWS Technical Report 41/2022. Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security, Northern Territory Government. Berrimah, Northern Territory.CODE: SREBA_OHECOV_100; Scale 1:100,000
The Mesoproterozoic Beetaloo Sub-basin is a fully concealed sub-basin located approximately 300 km southeast of Katherine. It comprises thick successions of the Roper Group within the McArthur Basin.
The boundary defining the spatial extents of the Beetaloo Sub-basin represents the top Kyalla Formation at a depth of approximately 400 m below topographic surface. The depth to top Kyalla Formation is calculated from the interpretation of 96 seismic lines constrained by 26 wells. The spatial extent of the boundary is further constrained by potential field geophysics.
Survey ID SREBA_SUBBASIN_250;Survey Scale 1: 250,000