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                                                           Noosa Biodiversity Plan – Biodiversity Assessment Report



The following table provides a summary of the data sources, method and scoring system. The following figure provides a flowchart of the process used to
refine spatial data and assign the scores indicated below i.e. non-remnant & urban through to remnant.

 Biodiversity
                       Data sources                                                         Method                                                       Scoring system         Data output
     value
 Ecological        RE v 9.0                   FSV & LiDAR Analysis                                                                                     0 = non-remnant &
 condition         LiDAR (2016)                    •    Lidar tree model to validate presence/absence of vegetation as per FSV                         urban*
                   Regrowth v 6.13                 •    Local mean tree height, tree height variance and topographic indices derived to                1 = non-remnant
                                                        determine signatures of REs comprising mixed polygons                                          cleared           &
                   Field validation data
                                                   •    Lidar products used with API as part of the vegetation validation and compilation              plantation
                   Fine Scale                           process illustrated below                                                                      2 = scatter trees
                   Vegetation (FSV)
                   Mapping (2012)                                                                                                                      3 = sparse regrowth
                                              Vegetation validation, refinement and compilation                                                        4 = dense regrowth
                                                   •    Undertaken for mixed RE polygons relating to relevant biodiversity values i.e.                 5 = contiguous RE
                                                        conservation status, TEC, under-represented RE                                                 6 = remnant
                                                   •    Initial API utilising imagery and LiDAR products to divide RE polygons into                                          Base layer attributed
                                                        homogenous REs                                                                                                       with condition and
                                                   •    Field validation for polygons unable to be split through API                                                         RE code
                                                   •    Single RE designated to polygons where possible with level of certainty attributed
                                                   •    Exotic Camphor Laurel stands identified where possible

                                              Attribution
                                                   1. Urban – an urban overlay was created by selecting applicable residential,
                                                        industrial, commercial and community services zones from the IPZ zones layer.
                                                        These were buffered out, then in by 100m to remove gaps for roads. Area
                                                        attributed as ‘urban’
                                                   2. Condition attributed as per flow diagram shown below
                                              RE code attributed as per RE v 9.0 and field validation data
* Purpose of the scoring is to provide a ranking system of all ecosystems at a broad LGA scale. It does not indicate a lack of biodiversity values within urban areas




   © ECO LOGICAL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD                                                                                             137
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