ESRI shape files showing prawn larval density form stepped oblique bottom to surface plankton tows in Albatross Bay. Monthly cruises were carried out between March 1986 and April 1992, at twenty-one …Show full descriptionESRI shape files showing prawn larval density form stepped oblique bottom to surface plankton tows in Albatross Bay. Monthly cruises were carried out between March 1986 and April 1992, at twenty-one stations in Albatross Bay, Gulf of Carpentaria. Prawn larval densities were measured and salinity-temperature profiles taken. These shape files have been produced by CSIRO for the National Oceans Office, as part of an ongoing commitment to natural resource planning and management through the 'National Marine Bioregionalisation' project.

Open NABIS ApplicationThe purpose of this information is to show the Annual biological distribution of the White-capped AlbatrossLineage - Document describing the data source used, history of changes, background information about the given layer, and referencesCreator - National Institute of Water and Atmospheric ResearchPublisher - Ministry for Primary IndustriesContributor - Custodian - Ministry for Primary IndustriesJurisdiction of Custodian - New ZealandRights - Crown Copyright Reserved.Subject - Annual bird distribution of White-capped Albatross within the waters around New ZealandSource - Multiple sources - see Lineage for detailsLanguage - EnglishRelation - There are also layers depicting summer, autumn, winter and spring distributions for this speciesFunction - To ensure that fisheries are sustainably used within a healthy aquatic ecosystemLayer Type - biotaAudience - AllMandate - New Zealand Biodiversity StrategyProgress - CompletedMetadata - Compliant with NZGLS and ANZLICLayer InformationSpecies Common Name - White-capped albatrossSpecies Scientific Name - Thalassarche steadiSpecies Maori Name - N/ASpecies Code - XWMEndangered Status - DecliningSeason - AnnualHabitat Type - Inshore PelagicMinimum Depth - N/AMaximum Depth - N/AAccuracyAlert Level - NoneWarnings and Problems - NonePositional Accuracy - 100 kmAttribute Accuracy - Attribute data has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Logical Consistency - Logical consistency has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are knownCompleteness - Completeness of the information layer has been checked against independent descriptions of the distribution of White-capped Albatross and no significant problems are knownCertified/Refereed By - Jean-Claude Stahl, Te Papa Tongarewa National Museum of New ZealandCertification Date - 01/02/2004CoverageCoverage Name - New Zealand Exclusive Economic ZoneCoverage: Spatial Northern - 24.00° SCoverage: Spatial Southern - 58.00° SCoverage: Spatial Eastern - 167.00° WCoverage: Spatial Western - 157.00° ECoverage: Temporal Earliest - 01/01/1981Coverage: Temporal Latest - 31/12/2001Distribution Northern - 29.72° SDistribution Southern - 58.00° SDistribution Eastern - 167.00° WDistribution Western - 157.00° EMaintenanceLayer Date Received - 02/08/2004Layer Date Loaded - 20/04/2005Layer Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Metadata Date Received - 02/08/2004Metadata Date Loaded - 19/04/2005Metadata Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Maintenance and Update Frequency - asNeededApproved for Promotion By - Information Management, Ministry for Primary IndustriesApproved for Promotion Date - 28/02/2006

Flying bird breeding colonies on Macquarie Island. This is a polygon dataset stored in the Geographical Information System (GIS). Attributes include the species name and the time of the year during which breeding occurs. The species include Black-browed Albatross, Grey-headed albatross, Southern Giant-Petrel and Wandering Albatross.

This document is an Elevation Certificate that represents the given Address listed in the title of the document. Some may vary in appearance due to age and documentation updates.

Prawn larval density recorded from stepped oblique bottom to surface plankton tows in Albatross Bay. Monthly cruises were carried out between March 1986 and April 1992, at twenty-one stations in Albatross Bay, Gulf of Carpentaria. Prawn larval densities were measured and salinity-temperature profiles taken. This data has been produced by CSIRO for the National Oceans Office, as part of an ongoing commitment to natural resource planning and management through the 'National Marine Bioregionalisation' project

Prawn larval density recorded from stepped oblique bottom to surface plankton tows in Albatross Bay. Monthly cruises were carried out between March 1986 and April 1992, at twenty-one stations in Albatross Bay, Gulf of Carpentaria. Prawn larval densities were measured and salinity-temperature profiles taken. This data has been produced by CSIRO for the National Oceans Office, as part of an ongoing commitment to natural resource planning and management through the 'National Marine Bioregionalisation' project

Open NABIS ApplicationThe purpose of this information is to show the Spring distribution of Northern royal albatrossLineage - Document describing the data source used, history of changes, background information about the given layer, and referencesCreator - National Institute of Water and Atmospheric ResearchPublisher - Ministry for Primary IndustriesContributor - Custodian - Ministry for Primary IndustriesJurisdiction of Custodian - New ZealandRights - Crown Copyright Reserved.Subject - Spring distribution of Northern royal albatross within the waters around New ZealandSource - Language - EnglishRelation - There are also layers depicting annual, summer, autumn and winter distributions for this speciesFunction - To ensure that fisheries are sustainably used within a healthy aquatic ecosystemLayer Type - biotaAudience - AllMandate - New Zealand Biodiversity StrategyProgress - CompletedMetadata - Compliant with NZGLS and ANZLICLayer InformationSpecies Common Name - Northern royal albatross Species Scientific Name - Diomedea sanfordiSpecies Maori Name - ToroaSpecies Code - XNREndangered Status - Nationally vulnerableSeason - SpringHabitat Type - ShelfMinimum Depth - n/aMaximum Depth - n/aAccuracyAlert Level - NoneWarnings and Problems - NonePositional Accuracy - 1 kmAttribute Accuracy - Attribute data has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Logical Consistency - Logical consistency has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Completeness - Completeness of the information layer has been checked against independent descriptions of the distribution of Spring distribution of Northern royal albatross and no significant problems are known.Certified/Refereed By - Information Management - Ministry for Primary IndustriesCertification Date - 02/11/2004CoverageCoverage Name - New ZealandCoverage: Spatial Northern - 24.00° SCoverage: Spatial Southern - 58.00° SCoverage: Spatial Eastern - 167.00° WCoverage: Spatial Western - 157.00° ECoverage: Temporal Earliest - Coverage: Temporal Latest - Distribution Northern - Distribution Southern - Distribution Eastern - Distribution Western - MaintenanceLayer Date Received - 02/11/2004Layer Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Layer Date Renewed - Metadata Date Received - 02/11/2004Metadata Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Metadata Date Renewed - Maintenance and Update Frequency - as neededApproved for Promotion By - Information Management, Ministry for Primary IndustriesApproved for Promotion Date - 06/05/2009

ESRI shape files showing prawn larval density form stepped oblique bottom to surface plankton tows in Albatross Bay. Monthly cruises were carried out between March 1986 and April 1992, at twenty-one stations in Albatross Bay, Gulf of Carpentaria. Prawn larval densities were measured and salinity-temperature profiles taken. These shape files have been produced by CSIRO for the National Oceans Office, as part of an ongoing commitment to natural resource planning and management through the 'National Marine Bioregionalisation' project.

These data were collected as part of project 4112 - Status and trends of Macquarie Island Albatrosses and Giant Petrels: management and conservation of threatened seabirds. These data constitute the data for nesting sites for the 2012-2013 season.

The waypoints are provided for all accessible nests of albatross and northern giant petrels that form part of the long term population and demographic study on Macquarie Island. Refer to accompanying annual report for further context and details.

For Southern Giant Petrels (which are susceptible to disturbance) the waypoint refers to the location used to census the colony remotely and approximates their actual position.

This is a part of the National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC) Seafloor Surficial Sediment (Deck 41) Data File. Deck 41 is an original data file created by the Marine Geology and Geophysics Group of NGDC from 1970-1975, abstracted from unpublished material contributed to NGDC by multiple groups of individuals. No updates of Deck 41 have been added since 1975. The data that comprise this portion of Deck 41 were generated by R.L. Wigley during 1965 aboard ALBATROSS IV cruises 65-2, 65-13, and 65-14.

Open NABIS ApplicationThe purpose of this information is to show the Winter distribution of Southern royal albatrossLineage - Document describing the data source used, history of changes, background information about the given layer, and referencesCreator - National Institute of Water and Atmospheric ResearchPublisher - Ministry for Primary IndustriesContributor - Custodian - Ministry for Primary IndustriesJurisdiction of Custodian - New ZealandRights - Crown Copyright Reserved.Subject - Winter distribution of Southern royal albatross within the waters around New ZealandSource - Multiple sources - see Lineage for detailsLanguage - EnglishRelation - There are also layers depicting annual, summer, autumn and winter distributions for this speciesFunction - To ensure that fisheries are sustainably used within a healthy aquatic ecosystemLayer Type - biotaAudience - AllMandate - New Zealand Biodiversity StrategyProgress - CompletedMetadata - Compliant with NZGLS and ANZLICLayer InformationSpecies Common Name - Southern royal albatross Species Scientific Name - Diomedea epomophoraSpecies Maori Name - ToroaSpecies Code - XRAEndangered Status - Naturally uncommonSeason - WinterHabitat Type - Shelf and Shelf EdgeMinimum Depth - n/aMaximum Depth - n/aAccuracyAlert Level - NoneWarnings and Problems - NonePositional Accuracy - 100 kmAttribute Accuracy - Attribute data has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Logical Consistency - Logical consistency has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Completeness - Completeness of the information layer has been checked against independent descriptions of the distribution of Winter distribution of Southern royal albatross and no significant problems are known.Certified/Refereed By - Jean-Claude Stahl, Te Papa Tongarewa National Museum of New ZealandCertification Date - 01/02/2004CoverageCoverage Name - New Zealand Exclusive Economic ZoneCoverage: Spatial Northern - 24.00° SCoverage: Spatial Southern - 58.00° SCoverage: Spatial Eastern - 167.00° WCoverage: Spatial Western - 157.00° ECoverage: Temporal Earliest - 01/01/1981Coverage: Temporal Latest - 31/12/2002Distribution Northern - 30.00° SDistribution Southern - 58.00° SDistribution Eastern - 167.00° WDistribution Western - 157.00° EMaintenanceLayer Date Received - 02/11/2004Layer Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Layer Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Metadata Date Received - 02/11/2004Metadata Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Metadata Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Maintenance and Update Frequency - as neededApproved for Promotion By - Information Management, Ministry for Primary IndustriesApproved for Promotion Date - 06/05/2009

This dataset sets out:A) a table with the times of visits by 3 albatrosses to sites of traditional harvest of muttonbirds Puffinus griseus near southern New Zealand. The dataset relates to times when tracked birds were within 2 km of the coast of a site where muttonbirds were being harvested during the period of albatross tracking. b) The GPS data from the albatross that visited 22 muttonbirding sites shown in Fig 2 of the paperc) the GIS files for Fig 1 in the paper that show the 50% and 95% kernel of the 40 tracks of 17 albatrosses, showing their main areas of distribution during the study period.

The approximate extent of seabird colonies on Scullin Monolith, Mac.Robertson Land, Antarctica in 1986/87. The species include Adelie Penguin, Antarctic Petrel, Cape Petrel, Southern Fulmar and South Polar Skua.

Open NABIS ApplicationThe purpose of this information is to show the Autumn distribution of Southern royal albatrossLineage - Document describing the data source used, history of changes, background information about the given layer, and referencesCreator - National Institute of Water and Atmospheric ResearchPublisher - Ministry for Primary IndustriesContributor - Custodian - Ministry for Primary IndustriesJurisdiction of Custodian - New ZealandRights - Crown Copyright Reserved.Subject - Autumn distribution of Southern royal albatross within the waters around New ZealandSource - Multiple sources - see Lineage for detailsLanguage - EnglishRelation - There are also layers depicting annual, summer, autumn and winter distributions for this speciesFunction - To ensure that fisheries are sustainably used within a healthy aquatic ecosystemLayer Type - biotaAudience - AllMandate - New Zealand Biodiversity StrategyProgress - CompletedMetadata - Compliant with NZGLS and ANZLICLayer InformationSpecies Common Name - Southern royal albatross Species Scientific Name - Diomedea epomophoraSpecies Maori Name - ToroaSpecies Code - XRAEndangered Status - Naturally uncommonSeason - AutumnHabitat Type - Shelf and Shelf EdgeMinimum Depth - n/aMaximum Depth - n/aAccuracyAlert Level - NoneWarnings and Problems - NonePositional Accuracy - 100 kmAttribute Accuracy - Attribute data has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Logical Consistency - Logical consistency has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Completeness - Completeness of the information layer has been checked against independent descriptions of the distribution of Autumn distribution of Southern royal albatross and no significant problems are known.Certified/Refereed By - Jean-Claude Stahl, Te Papa Tongarewa National Museum of New ZealandCertification Date - 01/02/2004CoverageCoverage Name - New Zealand Exclusive Economic ZoneCoverage: Spatial Northern - 24.00° SCoverage: Spatial Southern - 58.00° SCoverage: Spatial Eastern - 167.00° WCoverage: Spatial Western - 157.00° ECoverage: Temporal Earliest - 01/01/1981Coverage: Temporal Latest - 31/12/2002Distribution Northern - 30.00° SDistribution Southern - 58.00° SDistribution Eastern - 167.00° WDistribution Western - 157.00° EMaintenanceLayer Date Received - 02/11/2004Layer Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Layer Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Metadata Date Received - 02/11/2004Metadata Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Metadata Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Maintenance and Update Frequency - as neededApproved for Promotion By - Information Management, Ministry for Primary IndustriesApproved for Promotion Date - 06/05/2009

Very little information is known about the distribution and abundance of Wilson's storm petrels at the regional and local scales. This dataset contains locations of Wilson's storm petrel nests, mapped in the Mawson region during 2004-2005 season. Location of nests were recorded with handheld Trimble Geoexplorer GPS receivers, differentially corrected and stored as an Arcview point shapefile(ESRI software). Descriptive information relating to each bird nest was recorded and a detailed description of data fields is provided in description of the shapefile. A text file also provide the attribute information (formatted for input into R statistical software).

This work has been completed as part of ASAC project 2704 (ASAC_2704).

Fields recorded

Species Activity Type Entrances Slope Remnants Latitude Longitude Date Snow Eggchick Cavitysize Cavitydepth Distnn Substrate Comments SitedotID Aspect Firstfred

Open NABIS ApplicationThe purpose of this information is to show the Summer distribution of Northern royal albatrossLineage - Document describing the data source used, history of changes, background information about the given layer, and referencesCreator - National Institute of Water and Atmospheric ResearchPublisher - Ministry for Primary IndustriesContributor - Custodian - Ministry for Primary IndustriesJurisdiction of Custodian - New ZealandRights - Crown Copyright Reserved.Subject - Summer distribution of Northern royal albatross within the waters around New ZealandSource - Language - EnglishRelation - There are also layers depicting annual, summer, autumn and winter distributions for this speciesFunction - To ensure that fisheries are sustainably used within a healthy aquatic ecosystemLayer Type - biotaAudience - AllMandate - New Zealand Biodiversity StrategyProgress - CompletedMetadata - Compliant with NZGLS and ANZLICLayer InformationSpecies Common Name - Northern royal albatross Species Scientific Name - Diomedea sanfordiSpecies Maori Name - ToroaSpecies Code - XNREndangered Status - Nationally vulnerableSeason - SummerHabitat Type - ShelfMinimum Depth - n/aMaximum Depth - n/aAccuracyAlert Level - NoneWarnings and Problems - NonePositional Accuracy - 1 kmAttribute Accuracy - Attribute data have been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Logical Consistency - Logical consistency has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Completeness - Completeness of the information layer has been checked against independent descriptions of the distribution of Summer distribution of Northern royal albatross and no significant problems are known.Certified/Refereed By - Information Management - Ministry for Primary IndustriesCertification Date - 02/11/2004CoverageCoverage Name - New ZealandCoverage: Spatial Northern - 24.00° SCoverage: Spatial Southern - 58.00° SCoverage: Spatial Eastern - 167.00° WCoverage: Spatial Western - 157.00° ECoverage: Temporal Earliest - Coverage: Temporal Latest - Distribution Northern - Distribution Southern - Distribution Eastern - Distribution Western - MaintenanceLayer Date Received - 02/11/2004Layer Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Layer Date Renewed - Metadata Date Received - 02/11/2004Metadata Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Metadata Date Renewed - Maintenance and Update Frequency - as neededApproved for Promotion By - Information Management, Ministry for Primary IndustriesApproved for Promotion Date - 06/05/2009

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Open NABIS ApplicationThe purpose of this information is to show the Autumn distribution of Light-mantled albatrossLineage - Document describing the data source used, history of changes, background information about the given layer, and referencesCreator - National Institute of Water and Atmospheric ResearchPublisher - Ministry for Primary IndustriesContributor - Custodian - Ministry for Primary IndustriesJurisdiction of Custodian - New ZealandRights - Crown Copyright Reserved.Subject - Autumn distribution of Light-mantled albatross within the waters around New ZealandSource - Multiple sources - see Lineage for detailsLanguage - EnglishRelation - There are also layers depicting annual, summer, autumn and winter distributions for this speciesFunction - To ensure that fisheries are sustainably used within a healthy aquatic ecosystemLayer Type - biotaAudience - AllMandate - New Zealand Biodiversity StrategyProgress - CompletedMetadata - Compliant with NZGLS and ANZLICLayer InformationSpecies Common Name - Light-mantled albatross Species Scientific Name - Phoebetria palpebrataSpecies Maori Name - N/ASpecies Code - XLMEndangered Status - DecliningSeason - AutumnHabitat Type - Offshore PelagicMinimum Depth - n/aMaximum Depth - n/aAccuracyAlert Level - NoneWarnings and Problems - NonePositional Accuracy - 100 kmAttribute Accuracy - Attribute data has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Logical Consistency - Logical consistency has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Completeness - Completeness of the information layer has been checked against independent descriptions of the distribution of Autumn distribution of Light-mantled albatross and no significant problems are known.Certified/Refereed By - Jean-Claude Stahl, Te Papa Tongarewa National Museum of New ZealandCertification Date - 01/10/2004CoverageCoverage Name - New Zealand Exclusive Economic ZoneCoverage: Spatial Northern - 24.00° SCoverage: Spatial Southern - 58.00° SCoverage: Spatial Eastern - 167.00° WCoverage: Spatial Western - 157.00° ECoverage: Temporal Earliest - 01/01/1974Coverage: Temporal Latest - 31/12/2003Distribution Northern - 30.98° SDistribution Southern - 58.00° SDistribution Eastern - 167.00° WDistribution Western - 157.00° EMaintenanceLayer Date Received - 02/11/2004Layer Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Layer Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Metadata Date Received - 02/11/2004Metadata Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Metadata Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Maintenance and Update Frequency - as neededApproved for Promotion By - Information Management, Ministry for Primary IndustriesApproved for Promotion Date - 06/05/2009

Open NABIS ApplicationThe purpose of this information is to show the Summer distribution of Grey-headed AlbatrossLineage - Document describing the data source used, history of changes, background information about the given layer, and referencesCreator - National Institute of Water and Atmospheric ResearchPublisher - Ministry for Primary IndustriesContributor - Custodian - Ministry for Primary IndustriesJurisdiction of Custodian - New ZealandRights - Crown Copyright Reserved.Subject - Summer bird distribution of Grey-headed Albatross within the waters around New ZealandSource - Multiple sources - see Lineage for detailsLanguage - EnglishRelation - There are also layers depicting annual, autumn, winter and spring distributions for this speciesFunction - To ensure that fisheries are sustainably used within a healthy aquatic ecosystemLayer Type - biotaAudience - AllMandate - New Zealand Biodiversity StrategyProgress - CompletedMetadata - Compliant with NZGLS and ANZLICLayer InformationSpecies Common Name - Grey-headed albatrossSpecies Scientific Name - Thalassarche chysostomaSpecies Maori Name - N/ASpecies Code - XGMEndangered Status - Nationally criticalSeason - SummerHabitat Type - Offshore PelagicMinimum Depth - N/AMaximum Depth - N/AAccuracyAlert Level - NoneWarnings and Problems - NonePositional Accuracy - 100 kmAttribute Accuracy - Attribute data has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Logical Consistency - Logical consistency has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are knownCompleteness - Completeness of the information layer has been checked against independent descriptions of the distribution of Albacore Tuna and no significant problems are knownCertified/Refereed By - Jean-Claude Stahl, Te Papa Tongarewa National Museum of New ZealandCertification Date - 01/02/2004CoverageCoverage Name - New Zealand Exclusive Economic ZoneCoverage: Spatial Northern - 24.00° SCoverage: Spatial Southern - 58.00° SCoverage: Spatial Eastern - 167.00° WCoverage: Spatial Western - 157.00° ECoverage: Temporal Earliest - 01/01/1984Coverage: Temporal Latest - 31/12/2006Distribution Northern - 28.90° SDistribution Southern - 58.00° SDistribution Eastern - 167.00° WDistribution Western - 157.00° EMaintenanceLayer Date Received - 01/04/2008Layer Date Loaded - 19/12/2008Layer Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Metadata Date Received - 01/04/2008Metadata Date Loaded - 19/12/2008Metadata Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Maintenance and Update Frequency - asNeededApproved for Promotion By - Information Management, Ministry for Primary IndustriesApproved for Promotion Date - 19/12/2008

Open NABIS ApplicationThe purpose of this information is to show the Summer distribution of Light-mantled albatrossLineage - Document describing the data source used, history of changes, background information about the given layer, and referencesCreator - National Institute of Water and Atmospheric ResearchPublisher - Ministry for Primary IndustriesContributor - Custodian - Ministry for Primary IndustriesJurisdiction of Custodian - New ZealandRights - Crown Copyright Reserved.Subject - Summer distribution of Light-mantled albatross within the waters around New ZealandSource - Multiple sources - see Lineage for detailsLanguage - EnglishRelation - There are also layers depicting annual, summer, autumn and winter distributions for this speciesFunction - To ensure that fisheries are sustainably used within a healthy aquatic ecosystemLayer Type - biotaAudience - AllMandate - New Zealand Biodiversity StrategyProgress - CompletedMetadata - Compliant with NZGLS and ANZLICLayer InformationSpecies Common Name - Light-mantled albatross Species Scientific Name - Phoebetria palpebrataSpecies Maori Name - N/ASpecies Code - XLMEndangered Status - DecliningSeason - SummerHabitat Type - Offshore PelagicMinimum Depth - n/aMaximum Depth - n/aAccuracyAlert Level - NoneWarnings and Problems - NonePositional Accuracy - 100 kmAttribute Accuracy - Attribute data has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Logical Consistency - Logical consistency has been checked against Ministry for Primary Industries guidelines and no significant problems are known.Completeness - Completeness of the information layer has been checked against independent descriptions of the distribution of Summer distribution of Light-mantled albatross and no significant problems are known.Certified/Refereed By - Jean-Claude Stahl, Te Papa Tongarewa National Museum of New ZealandCertification Date - 01/10/2004CoverageCoverage Name - New Zealand Exclusive Economic ZoneCoverage: Spatial Northern - 24.00° SCoverage: Spatial Southern - 58.00° SCoverage: Spatial Eastern - 167.00° WCoverage: Spatial Western - 157.00° ECoverage: Temporal Earliest - 01/01/1974Coverage: Temporal Latest - 31/12/2003Distribution Northern - 30.98° SDistribution Southern - 58.00° SDistribution Eastern - 167.00° WDistribution Western - 157.00° EMaintenanceLayer Date Received - 02/11/2004Layer Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Layer Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Metadata Date Received - 02/11/2004Metadata Date Loaded - 06/05/2009Metadata Date Renewed - 27/02/2013Maintenance and Update Frequency - as neededApproved for Promotion By - Information Management, Ministry for Primary IndustriesApproved for Promotion Date - 06/05/2009