Tualatin River Watershed Data Dictionary


Metadata for CULV_HWY

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Identification_Information
     Abstract 
     Purpose 
     Supplemental Information 
Data_Quality_Information
Spatial_Data_Organization_Information
Entity_and_Attribute_Information
     Detailed Description
     Overview 
Distribution_Information
Metadata_Reference_Section


Identification_Information

Citation_Information 
    Originator: 
    Publication_Date: 
    Title: 


Description  
    Abstract
    Highway culverts
     
     
    Purpose
    To meet the expanding needs of our users, the Transportation Inventory
    and Mapping unit has computerized the milepoint log to create the
    Automated Milepoint Log (AML).
     
    Since its creation in 1986, the system has expanded to include
    information from other ODOT units. To reflect the broad range of
    information contained in the new system, the name of the project was
    changed from AML to Integrated Transportation Information System (ITIS).
     
    Automated production allows us to provide more timely milepoint logs
    with detailed information and the flexibility to add data as new needs are
    identified.
     
    The following pages cover the various fields and their meanings on the
    enclosed report. If further assistance is required, please contact us
    at 503/986-4250.
     
     
Supplemental_Information
    Procedures_Used
     
     
    Revisions
     
     
     
    Reviews_Applied_to_Data
     
     
     
    Related_Spatial_and_Tabular_Data_Sets
     
     
     
    References_Cited
    TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT BRANCH
    Transportation Inventory & Mapping
    Mill Creek Office Park
    555 13th St. N.E.
    Salem, Oregon  97310
     
     
     
    Notes
     
     
Time_Period_of_Content
    Currentness_Reference
     
     
     
Status
    Progress: UNKNOWN
    Maintenance_and_Update_Frequency
     
     
Spatial_Domain
    Bounding_Coordinates
    West_Bounding_Coordinate: -123.38087239
    East_Bounding_Coordinate: -122.65720221
    North_Bounding_Coordinate: 45.73548889
    South_Bounding_Coordinate: 45.31180306


Keywords
    Theme
        Theme_Keyword_Thesaurus: None
        Theme_Keyword:  state highway culverts, oregon, roads
    Place
        Place_Keyword_Thesaurus: None
        Place_Keyword:  Tualatin River Watershed
    Stratum
        Stratum_Keyword_Thesaurus: None
        Stratum_Keyword:
    Temporal
        Temporal_Keyword_Thesaurus: None
        Temporal_Keyword:


Access_Constraints
 
 
 
Use_Constraints
 
 
 


Data_Set_Credit
 
 
 
Security_Information
    Security_Classification_System: None
    Security_Classification:  UNCLASSIFIED
    Security_Handling_Description: None


Native_Data_Set_Environment: Windows_NT Windows_NT, ARC/INFO version 7.1.1


Cross_Reference: None



Data_Quality_Information

Attribute_Accuracy
    Attribute_Accuracy_Report: See Entity_Attribute_Information


    Quantitative_Attribute_Accuracy_Assessment
        Attribute_Accuracy_Value:  See Explanation
        Attribute_Accuracy_Explanation:
           Attribute accuracy is described, where present, with each
           attribute defined in the Entity and Attribute Section.


Logical_Consistency_Report: Point features present.


Completeness_Report
 
 
 
Positional_Accuracy 
    Horizontal_Positional_Accuracy
        Horizontal_Positional_Accuracy_Report:
         
         
         




    Vertical_Positional_Accuracy
        Vertical_Positional_Accuracy_Report:
         
         
         
Lineage: See Supplemental_Information for overview.


Process_Steps
    Process_Step
    Process_Description: JON                      PROJECT COVER CULV_HWY /A1/TUALATIN/DATA/INFRA/CULV_HWY
    Source_Used_Citation_Abbreviation:None
    Process_Date:  19980206 
    Process_Time:  1358
    Source_Produced_Citation_Abbreviation: None
    Process_Step
    Process_Description: JON                      BUILD /A1/TUALATIN/DATA/INFRA/CULV_HWY_83 POINT
    Source_Used_Citation_Abbreviation:None
    Process_Date:  19980206 
    Process_Time:  1358
    Source_Produced_Citation_Abbreviation: None
    Process_Step
    Process_Description: JON RENAME CULV_HWY_83 CULV_HWY
    Source_Used_Citation_Abbreviation:None
    Process_Date:  19980206 
    Process_Time:  1358
    Source_Produced_Citation_Abbreviation: None
    Process_Step
    Process_Description: MIKE COPY /A1/TUALATIN/DATA/INFRA/CULV_HWY CULV_HWY
    Source_Used_Citation_Abbreviation:None
    Process_Date:  19980824 
    Process_Time:  1040
    Source_Produced_Citation_Abbreviation: None
    Process_Step
    Process_Description: KEITH   DOCUMENT CULV_HWY UPDATE KEITH
    Source_Used_Citation_Abbreviation:None
    Process_Date:  19980922 
    Process_Time:  1039
    Source_Produced_Citation_Abbreviation: None


Cloud_Cover
 
 
 

Spatial_Data_Organization_Information

Direct_Spatial_Reference_Method: Point


Point_and_Vector_Object_Information
    SDTS_Terms_Description
        SDTS_Point_and_Vector_Object_Type: Point
        Point_and_Vector_Object_Count: 327
        SDTS_Point_and_Vector_Object_Type: String
        Point_and_Vector_Object_Count: 0
        SDTS_Point_and_Vector_Object_Type: GT-polygon composed of chains'
        Point_and_Vector_Object_Count:  0



Spatial_Reference_Information

Horizontal_Coordinate_System_Definition 


    Planar
        Grid_Coordinate_System
        Grid_Coordinate_System_Name: State_Plane_Coordinate_System
           Zone_Number: 5076
        Planar_Distance_Units: FEET
    Geodetic Model
        Horizontal_Datum_Name: North American Datum of 1983
        Ellipsoid_Name:  GRS1980



Entity_and_Attribute_Information

Detailed_Description 
    Entity_Type
    Entity_Type_Label: 
    Entity_Type_Definition: 
    Entity_Type_Definition_Source: 
    Attribute:
        Attribute_Label: 
        Attribute_Definition: 
        Attribute_Definition_Source: 
        Attribute_Domain_Values
            Enumerated_Domain
                Enumerated_Domain_Value: 
                Enumerated_Domain_Value_Definition
                Enumerated_Domain_Value_Definition_Source:


 Overview_Description 
    Entity_and_Attribute_Overview 
    THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION APPEARS IN THE FILE:
     
    RD_ID 	  (Official OSHD Highway number )
    ________________________________________________________
     
    MP_NO  MILE (MILEPOINT)
    A number that represents the distance in miles from the original
    beginning of the highway.  This distance is measured along the
    contours of the traveled roadway.  If this number is derived from
    plans, photos, drawings, or other non-field documentation, then it
    represents level measurement and will remain so until field verification.
    __________________________________________________________
    MP_DESC_SEQ_CD  sequencing number used to sort several attributes
    at the same MP_NO.
    ___________________________________________________________
     
    RDWY_ID     (printed vertically on the report)
    This is a one digit code used in conjunction with the highway
    number and milepoint to identify the alignment on which the milepoint exists.
     
    		Following is a list of valid roadbed codes.
     
    	1	Milepoint exists on the primary roadbed.  This will be 	
    	   on the add-mileage alignment of the highway.
     
    	2	Milepoint exists on the non-add alignment.
     
    	3	Milepoint exists on Split roadway (on the add-mileage
    		alignment.)
     
    	4	Milepoint exists on Split roadway (on the non-
    		add mileage alignment.)
     
    	5	This milepoint indicates the mileage is on a
    		roadway not yet built and considered located.  This
    		mileage is neither add nor non-add.
     
     
    MLGE_TYPE
    Mileage types are used to make milepoints unique in areas where there
    are multiple occurrences of mileposting on a single highway.
     
    Following is a list of valid prefixes:
     
     
    	Y	Spur mileage.  A highway spur is a short off-shoot of
          an established highway.
     
    	Z	Overlapping mileage.  When a road is lengthened in
          the middle due to realignment, Z-mileage is created.
     
    	T	Temporary mileage.  Mileage on a temporary traveled
    		route, usually due to a detour or highway under 		
    		construction.
     
    ________________________________________________________________
    OVLAP_MLGE_CD
    Milepoint overlapping code is used only in conjunction with mlge_type of Z.
    It indicates a unique series of overlapping Z mileage. The first occurrence
    of Z mileage will have a ovlap_code of 1, the second occurrence will have a
    ovlap_code of 2, etc.
     
     
    RDWY_CD_1 through RDWY_CD_5
    These are codes made up of 5 individual fields with independent meanings
    used to show attributes and jurisdiction alone the roadway.  They indicate
    the direction and jurisdiction of intersecting roads, culverts, structures,
    demographic boundaries and much more.  There is a positional centerline
    which represents the center of that roadbed.  For valid roadway codes are:
    The roadway codes serve as visual guides of intersections, connections,
    boundaries and structures along a road.  The roadway field consists of five
    bytes or positions, starting with position 1 on the left.  Reading up the page,
    as milepoints increase, positions 1 and 2 refer to the left hand side of the roa
    Positions 4 and 5 refer to the right hand side of the road.  Position 3 is not
    specific to one side of the road.  All five positions work together to give a
    complete picture of the roadway at a given milepoint.
     
    There are two sets of roadway codes which have a specific purpose and do
    not comply with the values below, they are BB|BB and EE|EE which represent
    the beginning and ending of a highway respectively.
     
    Positions 1 and 5
     
    Codes in positions 1 and 5 define "jurisdiction" of an intersecting road or a
    boundary.  Some jurisdiction codes, such as # for railroad, or T for trail,
    simply identify a type of intersecting attribute, rather than jurisdiction.
     
    ROAD WAY CODES CONT:
    JURISDICTION CODES    (RDWY_CD_1 and/ or RDWY_CD_5  )
    CODE  MEANING
    A   State Land Board jurisdiction
    B   BLM road or BLM park
    C   City street or city limit
    D   Frontage road on right of way
    E   Connections on right of way
    F   National Forest Service road or national forest boundary
    G   Wildlife refuge boundary
    H   City park boundary
    I   National Indian Service rd. or Indian Res. boundary
    J   Public road or public jurisdiction
    K   County road or county park
    L   Locale or community
    M   National park boundary
    N   U.S. miscellaneous road
    O   Overcrossing summit, gasoline, state line, etc.
    P   Private road
    R   State forest road or State forest boundary
    S   State road or State park boundary
    T   Foot or bike trail
    U   Urban or urbanized boundary
    V   Tunnel (o-xing, u-xing, or jct. only)
    W   State wayside boundary
    X   Planned or future attribute
    Z   Unknown jurisdiction of named attribute
    #   Railroad
    
   Positions 2 and 4
     
    Codes in positions 2 and 4 supply further information about the jurisdiction
    field, such as whether the attribute is being intersected at grade, or is passin
    under or over the road.  Also, whether the road is entering or leaving a
    jurisdictional boundary.
     
    ROAD WAY CODES CONT:
    INFORMATIONAL CODES IN   (RDWY_CD_2  and/ or RDWY_CD_4  )
    CODE    MEANING
     
    E    Entering (boundary, common alignment, tunnel, etc.)
    G    Gate across road
    L    Leaving (boundary, common alignment, tunnel, etc.)
    O    The road is crossing over something
    U    The road is crossing under something
    Z    An undefined attribute on the right of way
    =    The road is intersecting something at grade
    /    The roadway is ahead or behind the milepoint
    @    Boundary touches right of way or centerline
    C    Boundary continues on right-of-way
    A    Boundary angles toward centerline
    
    ROAD WAY CODES CONT:
    Position 3
     
    The position 3 codes are not road side specific.  They indicate whether the
    road is on the ground or on a structure, whether it is crossing a waterway,
    or passing through a tunnel, etc.
     
     
     
    CENTERLINE CODES IN RDWY_CD_3
     
    CODE    MEANING
     
    E    Milepoint equation at this milepoint
    S    The road is starting to travel on a street named in description.
    T    The road is in a tunnel
    W   The road is crossing a waterway
    1    Begin/end common alignment chargeable mileage
    2    Begin/end common alignment non-chargeable mileage
    3    Location of a three color traffic control signal
    |     Road is on the ground
    +    Road is on a structure
    A    The indicated roadway is ahead
    B    The indicated roadway is behind the milepoint
    C    Named boundary is on, or touches centerline
    P    In a tunnel, named boundary runs down centerline
    G    On a structure, named boundary runs down centerline
    
    Another set of codes is used to define the type of structure a road is passing
    over.  The structure symbol is located only at the middle milepoint of the
    structure, except for structures 500 or more. These structures have a symbol
    at the beginning, middle and end.
     
    A W may be exchanged for the + in position 3 to indicate the center of the
    waterway crossed.
     
     
    STRUCTURE CODES (applies to entire 5 cha field)
     
    CODE          MEANING
     
    -)+(-         Culvert.  Less than 72". Dimensions always in inches.	
    -|+|-         Minor structure.  6 to 20, dimensions always in feet.
    @|+|@       Cattlepass, pedestrian tunnel, or equip. pass.  Less than 20.
    =|+|=        Major structure.  Greater than 20 and less than 500 in length.
    ||+||          Begin/end structure 500 or longer.
    >|+|<        Center of structure 500 or longer.
    ROAD WAY CODES CONT: STRUCTURE CODES
     
    The length of a structure greater than 20 appears to the right of the symbol,
    and is followed by the bridge number.  Rather than bridge numbers, culverts
    and minor structures have abbreviations representing the types of drainage
    structures beneath the road.  The abbreviations below appear to the right of
    the minor structure and culvert symbols.
     
     
     
    MP_DESC
    This field describes the attribute found at the highway milepoint.  Also include
    in description fields are project numbers, comments about the surface, names
    of intersecting roads, bridge numbers and lengths, and size of drainage
    structures.
     
    (structure codes in DESCRIPTION)
    ALBC   Aluminum Box Culvert          SIPH   Siphon
    ARCH   Arch Pipe                     SLAB   Slab
    BOX    Box                           SPAP   Structural Plate Arch
    CIP    Corrugated Iron Pipe          CJP    Corrugated Joint Pipe
    STIB   Steel I Beam                  CMP    Corrugated Metal Pipe
    STPI   Steel Pipe on Concrete        C.P.   Concrete Pipe Casing
    CULV   Culvert                       STPP   Structural Plate Pipe
    FLUM   Flume                         TBC    Timber Box Culvert
    FRTR   Frame Trestle                 TBR    Timber
    MLPP   Multiplate Pipe               TBRT   Timber Treated
    PIPE   Pipe                          TBRU   Timber Untreated
    RC     Reinforced Concrete           TDT    Timber Drainage Tunnel
    RCCL   Reinforced Conc. Culv.        RCBC   Reinforced Conc. Box Culv.
    RCDK   Reinforced Conc. Deck         RCDG   Reinf. Conc. Deck Girder
    RCMB   Rein. Conc. Multi Beam        RCDP   Reinf. Conc. Deck Panel
    CCL    Conc. Culvert                 RCRF   Reinf. Conc. Rigid Frame
     
    	STRUCTURE CODES (cont.)
     
    OVERCROSSINGS (OVER 500)
     
    307.70     ||+||              END STRUCTURE
    307.59     >|W|< 1177 01377B OREGON SLOUGH
    307.46     ||+||              BEG. STRUCTURE
     
    Structures greater than 500 show a beginning, middle and end.  The center
    milepoint caries the structure number and length.  The beginning and ending
    milepoints carry the structure name.
    (structure codes in DESCRIPTION) CONT:
     
     
     
    MAJOR STRUCTURES (20-499)
     
    182.60     =|W|= 0439 00624A Umatilla River
     
    Above is an example of a major structure where the bridge is crossing a
    waterway.  The milepoint of the structure is also the center of the waterway,
    which is why the W appears in position 3 at the same milepoint.
     
    Below is another major structure.  This bridge is crossing over railroad tracks
    instead of water.  Note the use of a duplicate milepoint (suffix) to show the
    type of attribute being crossed.
     
    183.70     #O+O# U.P.R.R.
    183.70     =|+|= 0187 01628
    197.62     #O|O#  U.P.R.R.
    197.62     VO|OV  U.P.R.R.
     
    The dimension given for these types of structures (overcrossings and major)
    is dimension X (length)
     
    MINOR STRUCTURES (6-19)
     
    -|W|- RCBC 06X06 BEAR CREEK
     
    @|+|@ CMP  06X06 CATTLEPASS
     
    CULVERTS (36"-71")
     
    -)W(- CMP  36"X036" MILL CREEK
     
    -)W(- CMP  36"X048" 	IRRIGATION 	
     
     
     
    Entity_and_Attribute_Detail_Citation: Not Available



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Metadata_Reference_Section

Metadata_Date: 19980922
Metadata_Contact:
 
Metadata_Standard_Name: FGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial Metadata
Metadata_Standard_Version:  19940608
Metadata_Time_Convention:  Local Time
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