NZ Topo - object class cableway_people_cl

This page describe the cableway_people_cl object class used to represent objects in the NZTopo topographic database.

Description

Cableway for people; a conveyor system, built to transport people primarily, in which a carrier unit or units run on wire cables strung between supports.

Topo50 description

Only those significant either by their size or location are held in the data and shown on the printed maps. Note that the squares on the cableway symbol do not represent the positions of the supports. NOTE also that even if the facility operating the cableway is closed, the feature will be held in the data and shown on the map as long as it is physically present.

Representation specification

Representation specification showing cableway_people_cl

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Important information: Not all aerial wires, cableways and obstructions that could be hazardous to aircraft are held in the data or shown on the printed maps

See also: cableway_industrial_cl ski_tow_cl ski_lift_cl

Class attributes

Attribute Value
Object class cableway_people_cl
Entity class CABLEWAY
Additional entity class Not applicable
Object inheritance simple_line
Entity source US Standard Entity
Map series Topo50
LSLIFF object class 19

Object attributes

Attribute LSLIFF code
Shapefile field
Data type
Attribute description Attribute values*
cableway_restrictions 1019
restrictns
string
locked
{empty}
UFID 1000
t50_fid
integer
A unique identifier for use on Topo50 data in the LINZ Data Service. This is not a universal ID. The intention is to manage these ID’s as persistent, however this is not guaranteed and there will be instances where what appears to be a minor change to a feature may result in a new ID being assigned.
"3254886"

* See explanation of attribute values for more information about how attribute values are represented.

Change log

Feature version Revised Description
6 2012-08-28 Updated map image and aerial view; added representation specification and example feature photographs
5 2012-08-28 Added scale-specific definitions
4 2010-07-06 object class change
3 2010-03-01 object class change. updated comments section
2 2001-11-23 Unspecified update
1 1999-03-01 intial status