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Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers - GIS Layer


File ID: 56D7908A-6443-4225-9E63-56D6025B3067
Hierarchy Level: dataset
Abstract: A variety of catchments throughout the Waikato Region.
Statement: * Catchments are either defined as upstream of known river flow gauges, catchments of specific Regional Plan allocable flow exceptions (Table 3-3) or specific areas of interest. All catchments have been primarily defined using the River Environment Classification (REC) watershed layer. These catchments have been delineated specifically for use with the Water Allocation Calculators. * Initially the “Water Allocation Calculator” dealt with just surface water catchments and calculations. In late 2009 two additional calculators were built. The first deals with ground water and included the definition of known aquifer areas; the second uses a subset of the surface water catchments and estimates hydro electric power generation capacity based on data within dam catchments. * The catchments (and aquifers) are purpose-built throughout the region including numerous attributes relating to water flows and estimated water use (consented and permitted). Calculated attributes are updated via a scheduled task that runs every 2 hours. A number of related or input layers exist including one for consented water takes (surface and ground) which feed data into the calculators. Similarly layers exist that assist with permitted use estimates as well as a detailed version of most catchment layers which contain additional attributes to the standard layer. * Applications: These calculators are primarily designed as a means of assessing current and future water takes in conjunction with Q5 levels. They provide a current understanding of water availability within identified catchments and directly assist consents staff to assess whether a water take application is likely to be approved based on the calculated attributes. The consents data (applications and authorisations) and the catchment tallies are freely shared with other organisations. * General Notes For further information about the NIWA River Environment Classification layer see EWDOCS# 935413, or www.niwa.co.nz/ncwr/rec. Metadata document# 2871782 describes the Authorisations and Applications layers that are used in conjunction with catchments and aquifers in the calculators. For further information about the water allocation process contact the dataset administrator. For information concerning water takes and discharges see the Resource Use Group, or section 3.3.4.10 and Variation 6 of the Proposed Regional Plan. * Related Information: This data has been derived using the NIWA REC dataset. This dataset has been derived using a 30 m DEM. The derived catchments will have a blocky outline as a result, and are not necessarily as “clean” looking or accurate as those digitised from NZMS260 series maps. It has been purposely left this way so that the feature/layer can be used with a proposed ad-hoc catchment modelling process. * Related WRC Documents: EWDOCS# 2331061 Water Allocation Calculator Operations Guide EWDOCS# 1219787 WRC Technical Report 2007/47 - A Model for Assessing the Magnitude of Unconsented Surface Water Use in the Waikato Region. EWDOCS# 935413 Historic WRC Metadata – WRC River Environment Classification (REC) – GIS Layer, EWDOCS# 2871782 Historic WRC Metadata – Allocated Water Take (IRIS) – GIS Layer, EWDOCS# 881291 Historic WRC Metadata – AgriBase – Farm Points and Farm Boundaries – GIS Layer, EWDOCS# 965049 Proposed structure for Water Allocation Calculator - GIS tool, EWDOCS#1401511 Water Allocation Calculator - Geomedia user guide (replaces 1006697), EWDOCS# 2266838 Water Allocation Calculator – Spatial Information Programme Presentation.
Keywords: Aquifer,Consent,Discharge,IRIS,WAC,Water allocation,Waterway
Topic Category: environment:environmental resources, protection and conservation
inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics
Resource Reference Date: 18-DEC-2014
Metadata URL: https://data.waikatoregion.govt.nz:8443/ords/f?p=140:12:0::NO::P12_METADATA_ID:1187

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Organisation: Waikato Regional Council
Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street
City: Hamilton Central
Postal Code: 3204
Country: New Zealand
Phone:
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Email:

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General Notes:This data has been derived using the NIWA REC dataset. This dataset has been derived using a 30 m DEM. The derived catchments will have a blocky outline as a result, and are not necessarily as “clean” looking or accurate as those digitised from NZMS260 series maps. It has been purposely left this way so that the feature/layer can be used with a proposed ad-hoc catchment modelling process. For further information about the NIWA River Environment Classification layer see EWDOCS# 935413, or www.niwa.co.nz/ncwr/rec. Metadata document# 2871782 describes the Authorisations and Applications layers that are used in conjunction with catchments and aquifers in the calculators. For further information about the water allocation process contact the dataset administrator (link below). For information concerning water takes and discharges see the Resource Use Group, or section 3.3.4.10 and Variation 6 of the Proposed Regional Plan.

COMPLIANCE.sdeadmin.ALLOCATION_AQUIFER_PERMITTED

 
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Hierarchy Level: featureHierarchy Level Name:feature of Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers - GIS Layer
Abstract: This layer is populated with the results of a model to estimate non-consented water allowance for ground water catchments being taken under the RMA. The estimated number of properties and Agribase farms per catchment are analysed and used to estimate the amount of water per catchment used under the permitted water use model (by people and stock). Non Spatial.
Statement: Permitted ground water estimates to support the ground water component of the Water Allocation calculator.
Other Information: Geographic Extent: Waikato Region, plus any catchments that extend beyond the legal boundary of the Region. Projection and Co-ordinates: Data is stored in NZTM. Positional Accuracy: Catchments have been primarily derived using the River Environment Classification (REC) watersheds (see EWDOC# 935413 for further information about the REC). REC watersheds are based upon a 30m digital elevation model. See the REC metadata for positional accuracy of this source data. Downstream ends of catchments are matched to the nearest REC reach. This may mean in some cases that the downstream extent of a catchment extends past the point of flow measurement. If this occurs the extension is generally less than 10 meters. Aquifers are approximated from topographic maps and other source data. Spatial accuracy is unknown but aquifers are not intended for analysis at close-up scales. Period and Frequency of Record: The initial set of catchments for use with the Water Allocation Calculator was derived between July 2004 and July 2005. Catchments are added, deleted or modified as required over time. August 2007: Present "Common Catchments" (sub-region and expiry dates) in their own GIS layer; as defined in Chapter 3 Table 3-3, Waikato Regional Plan Proposed Variation 6, p.15, EWDOCS-#1102641. September, November 2007: Various catchments added by EdB and BryanC on behalf of Cameron King (RUG), including West Coast catchments required for proposed wind farm. November 2007, February 2008: Significant Coromandel catchments added; includes upland/lowland differentiation as per Waikato Regional Plan Variation 6, EWDOCS-#1102641. November 2009: Data and scripts built to support ground water and hydro power calculators. Additional attributes stored against catchments. For a complete up to date list of attributes refer to EWDOCS-#1401511-Water Allocation Calculator - Geomedia user guide. February 2010: Groundwater and Hydro Power calculators and supporting layers were built; discrete version of allocation catchments was built. 2013-2014: Versions of most layers were created to reflect that data are derived from IRIS which has superseded RUAMS. Note that catchment and aquifer geometry or design has not changed but some attribute changes will have occurred reflecting the new IRIS data model. Data Quality: The spatial accuracy of the catchments is determined by the REC used to derive them. See EWDOC# 935143 for further information about the spatial accuracy of the catchments. Attribute Accuracy: All calculated values are dependent on accurate data being stored in the IRIS application for Surface water takes. Values used in the WAC scripts for these fields are read directly from IRIS. Other attributes are as supplied and quality assured by Waikato Regional Council staff (RIG). Completeness: This dataset is complete as at this date. New catchments may be added in the future, and amendments/deletions to current catchments may also occur. Logical Consistency: High Data form and digital format as a layer in Waikato Regional Council’s GIS / Oracle database. Applications: These calculators are primarily designed as a means of assessing current and future water takes in conjunction with Q5 levels. They provide a current understanding of water availability within identified catchments and directly assist consents staff to assess whether a water take application is likely to be approved based on the calculated attributes. The consents data (applications and authorisations) and the catchment tallies are freely shared with other organisations.
Keywords: Aquifer,Catchment,Water allocation
Topic Category: inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics
Resource Reference Date: 01-FEB-2010

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Organisation: Waikato Regional Council
Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street
City: Hamilton Central
Postal Code: 3204
Country: New Zealand
Phone:
Fax:
Email:

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Copyright : If you publish, distribute, or otherwise disseminate this work to the public the following attribution to Waikato Regional Council should be used: © Waikato Regional Council 2004-2014. Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers Data. Data derived from NIWA, MfE – Copyright Reserved.
Data Disclaimers : The standard Waikato Regional Council disclaimer applies to this data: This data has been purpose built for internal modelling usage. Requestors to discuss with data custodian/s prior to supply under a data use agreement. “While Waikato Regional Council has exercised all reasonable skill and care in controlling the contents of this information, Waikato Regional Council accepts no liability in contract, tort or otherwise howsoever, for any loss, damage, injury or expense (whether direct, indirect or consequential) arising out of the provision of this information or its use by you.”
Data Use Limits : Aquifers are not intended for analysis at close-up scales.

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General Notes:* Related WRC Documents: EWDOCS# 2331061 Water Allocation Calculator Operations Guide EWDOCS# 1219787 WRC Technical Report 2007/47 - A Model for Assessing the Magnitude of Unconsented Surface Water Use in the Waikato Region.

Attribute Information

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IDNY
AQUIFERNN
PROP_COUNTNN
PPL_PER_M3SNN
BEEF_COUNTNN
DAIRY_COUNTNN
DEER_COUNTNN
SHEEP_COUNTNN
STOCK_PER_M3SNN
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LEAKAGE_M3SNN
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COMPLIANCE.sdeadmin.ALLOCATION_CALC_CATCH_DISCRETE

 
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Hierarchy Level: featureHierarchy Level Name:feature of Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers - GIS Layer
Abstract: Discrete Water Allocation Calculator catchments derived from GIS_ALL.ALLOCATION_CALC_CATCHMENT. Can be joined to these via WAC_ID.
Statement: Data in this view is independent of IRIS and can be joined to the ALLOC_CALC_CATCH_SEASONAL to get the WAC data.
Other Information: Geographic Extent: Waikato Region, plus any catchments that extend beyond the legal boundary of the Region. Projection and Co-ordinates: Data is stored in NZTM. Positional Accuracy: Catchments have been primarily derived using the River Environment Classification (REC) watersheds (see EWDOC# 935413 for further information about the REC). REC watersheds are based upon a 30m digital elevation model. See the REC metadata for positional accuracy of this source data. Downstream ends of catchments are matched to the nearest REC reach. This may mean in some cases that the downstream extent of a catchment extends past the point of flow measurement. If this occurs the extension is generally less than 10 meters. Aquifers are approximated from topographic maps and other source data. Spatial accuracy is unknown but aquifers are not intended for analysis at close-up scales. Period and Frequency of Record: The initial set of catchments for use with the Water Allocation Calculator was derived between July 2004 and July 2005. Catchments are added, deleted or modified as required over time. August 2007: Present "Common Catchments" (sub-region and expiry dates) in their own GIS layer; as defined in Chapter 3 Table 3-3, Waikato Regional Plan Proposed Variation 6, p.15, EWDOCS-#1102641. September, November 2007: Various catchments added by EdB and BryanC on behalf of Cameron King (RUG), including West Coast catchments required for proposed wind farm. November 2007, February 2008: Significant Coromandel catchments added; includes upland/lowland differentiation as per Waikato Regional Plan Variation 6, EWDOCS-#1102641. November 2009: Data and scripts built to support ground water and hydro power calculators. Additional attributes stored against catchments. For a complete up to date list of attributes refer to EWDOCS-#1401511-Water Allocation Calculator - Geomedia user guide. February 2010: Groundwater and Hydro Power calculators and supporting layers were built; discrete version of allocation catchments was built. 2013-2014: Versions of most layers were created to reflect that data are derived from IRIS which has superseded RUAMS. Note that catchment and aquifer geometry or design has not changed but some attribute changes will have occurred reflecting the new IRIS data model. Data Quality: The spatial accuracy of the catchments is determined by the REC used to derive them. See EWDOC# 935143 for further information about the spatial accuracy of the catchments. Attribute Accuracy: All calculated values are dependent on accurate data being stored in the IRIS application for Surface water takes. Values used in the WAC scripts for these fields are read directly from IRIS. Other attributes are as supplied and quality assured by Waikato Regional Council staff (RIG). Completeness: This dataset is complete as at this date. New catchments may be added in the future, and amendments/deletions to current catchments may also occur. Logical Consistency: High Data form and digital format as a layer in Waikato Regional Council’s GIS / Oracle database. Applications: These calculators are primarily designed as a means of assessing current and future water takes in conjunction with Q5 levels. They provide a current understanding of water availability within identified catchments and directly assist consents staff to assess whether a water take application is likely to be approved based on the calculated attributes. The consents data (applications and authorisations) and the catchment tallies are freely shared with other organisations. EWDOCS# 935413 WRC Metadata – WRC River Environment Classification (REC) – GIS Layer EWDOCS# 2871782 WRC Metadata – Allocated Water Take (IRIS) – GIS Layer EWDOCS# 881291 WRC Metadata – AgriBase – Farm Points and Farm Boundaries – GIS Layer EWDOCS# 965049 Proposed structure for Water Allocation Calculator - GIS tool EWDOCS#1401511 Water Allocation Calculator - Geomedia user guide (replaces 1006697) EWDOCS# 2266838 Water Allocation Calculator – Spatial Information Programme Presentation.
Keywords: Catchment,Water,Water allocation
Topic Category: inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics
Resource Reference Date: 01-FEB-2010

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Organisation: Waikato Regional Council
Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street
City: Hamilton Central
Postal Code: 3204
Country: New Zealand
Phone:
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Email:

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Licence Type : CC BY 4.0
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
© Waikato Regional Council 2004. Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers Data. Data derived from NIWA and MfE. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Data Disclaimers : The standard Waikato Regional Council disclaimer applies to this data: “While Waikato Regional Council has exercised all reasonable skill and care in controlling the contents of this information, Waikato Regional Council accepts no liability in contract, tort or otherwise howsoever, for any loss, damage, injury or expense (whether direct, indirect or consequential) arising out of the provision of this information or its use by you.”
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General Notes:* Related WRC Documents: EWDOCS# 1219787 WRC Technical Report 2007/47 - A Model for Assessing the Magnitude of Unconsented Surface Water Use in the Waikato Region.

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IDNY
WAC_IDNN
WAC_CATCH_DESCNN
WAC_MULTIPLENN
AREA_HANN
GEOMETRYNN

COMPLIANCE.sdeadmin.ALLOCATION_CALC_PERMITTED

 
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Abstract: This layer is populated with the results of a model to estimate non-consented water allowance for surface water catchments being taken under the RMA. The estimated number of properties and Agribase farms per catchment are analysed and used to estimate the amount of water per catchment used under the permitted water use model (by people and stock). Non Spatial.
Statement:
Other Information: Geographic Extent: Waikato Region, plus any catchments that extend beyond the legal boundary of the Region. Projection and Co-ordinates: Data is stored in NZTM. Positional Accuracy: Catchments have been primarily derived using the River Environment Classification (REC) watersheds (see EWDOC# 935413 for further information about the REC). REC watersheds are based upon a 30m digital elevation model. See the REC metadata for positional accuracy of this source data. Downstream ends of catchments are matched to the nearest REC reach. This may mean in some cases that the downstream extent of a catchment extends past the point of flow measurement. If this occurs the extension is generally less than 10 meters. Aquifers are approximated from topographic maps and other source data. Spatial accuracy is unknown but aquifers are not intended for analysis at close-up scales. Period and Frequency of Record: The initial set of catchments for use with the Water Allocation Calculator was derived between July 2004 and July 2005. Catchments are added, deleted or modified as required over time. August 2007: Present "Common Catchments" (sub-region and expiry dates) in their own GIS layer; as defined in Chapter 3 Table 3-3, Waikato Regional Plan Proposed Variation 6, p.15, EWDOCS-#1102641. September, November 2007: Various catchments added by EdB and BryanC on behalf of Cameron King (RUG), including West Coast catchments required for proposed wind farm. November 2007, February 2008: Significant Coromandel catchments added; includes upland/lowland differentiation as per Waikato Regional Plan Variation 6, EWDOCS-#1102641. November 2009: Data and scripts built to support ground water and hydro power calculators. Additional attributes stored against catchments. For a complete up to date list of attributes refer to EWDOCS-#1401511-Water Allocation Calculator - Geomedia user guide. February 2010: Groundwater and Hydro Power calculators and supporting layers were built; discrete version of allocation catchments was built. 2013-2014: Versions of most layers were created to reflect that data are derived from IRIS which has superseded RUAMS. Note that catchment and aquifer geometry or design has not changed but some attribute changes will have occurred reflecting the new IRIS data model. Data Quality: The spatial accuracy of the catchments is determined by the REC used to derive them. See EWDOC# 935143 for further information about the spatial accuracy of the catchments. Attribute Accuracy: All calculated values are dependent on accurate data being stored in the IRIS application for Surface water takes. Values used in the WAC scripts for these fields are read directly from IRIS. Other attributes are as supplied and quality assured by Waikato Regional Council staff (RIG). Completeness: This dataset is complete as at this date. New catchments may be added in the future, and amendments/deletions to current catchments may also occur. Logical Consistency: High Data form and digital format as a layer in Waikato Regional Council’s GIS / Oracle database. Applications: These calculators are primarily designed as a means of assessing current and future water takes in conjunction with Q5 levels. They provide a current understanding of water availability within identified catchments and directly assist consents staff to assess whether a water take application is likely to be approved based on the calculated attributes. The consents data (applications and authorisations) and the catchment tallies are freely shared with other organisations. EWDOCS# 935413 WRC Metadata – WRC River Environment Classification (REC) – GIS Layer EWDOCS# 2871782 WRC Metadata – Allocated Water Take (IRIS) – GIS Layer EWDOCS# 881291 WRC Metadata – AgriBase – Farm Points and Farm Boundaries – GIS Layer EWDOCS# 965049 Proposed structure for Water Allocation Calculator - GIS tool EWDOCS#1401511 Water Allocation Calculator - Geomedia user guide (replaces 1006697) EWDOCS# 2266838 Water Allocation Calculator – Spatial Information Programme Presentation.
Keywords: Catchment,Water allocation
Topic Category: inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics
Resource Reference Date: 01-FEB-2010

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Responsible Parties

Role:
Position:
Organisation: Waikato Regional Council
Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street
City: Hamilton Central
Postal Code: 3204
Country: New Zealand
Phone:
Fax:
Email:

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Data Access Constraints : restricted
Data Use Constraints: restricted
Data Distribution: Third party, internal permission
Licence Type : To be determined
Licence:
Copyright : If you publish, distribute, or otherwise disseminate this work to the public the following attribution to Waikato Regional Council should be used: © Waikato Regional Council 2004-2014. Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers Data. Data derived from NIWA, MfE – Copyright Reserved.
Data Disclaimers : The standard Waikato Regional Council disclaimer applies to this data: This data has been purpose built for internal modelling usage. Requestors to discuss with data custodian/s prior to supply under a data use agreement. “While Waikato Regional Council has exercised all reasonable skill and care in controlling the contents of this information, Waikato Regional Council accepts no liability in contract, tort or otherwise howsoever, for any loss, damage, injury or expense (whether direct, indirect or consequential) arising out of the provision of this information or its use by you.”
Data Use Limits :

Download Links

URLFormatNotes

Supporting Information Links

URLFormatNotes

General Notes:* Related WRC Documents: EWDOCS# 2331061 Water Allocation Calculator Operations Guide EWDOCS# 1219787 WRC Technical Report 2007/47 - A Model for Assessing the Magnitude of Unconsented Surface Water Use in the Waikato Region.

Attribute Information

NameDescriptionNotesRestrictedPrimary Key
IDGIS assigned unique identifierNN
CATCH_DESCCatchment description – used for join back to ALLOCATION_CALC_CATCHMENT featureNN
PROP_WQP_BY_COUNTthe number of properties in each catchment (having at least half their area within that catchment) that do have an existing bore where surface water quality is poorNN
PROP_WQP_BN_COUNTthe number of properties in each catchment (having at least half their area within that catchment) that don’t have an existing bore where surface water quality is poorNN
PROP_WQG_BY_COUNTthe number of properties in each catchment (having at least half their area within that catchment) that do have an existing bore where surface water quality is goodNN
PROP_WQG_BN_COUNTthe number of properties in each catchment (having at least half their area within that catchment) that don’t have an existing bore where surface water quality is goodNN
PPL_PER_M3Stotal estimated human water use in cubic meters per second by catchmentNN
BEEF_BN_COUNTTotal beef stock numbers (per Agribase farm multiplied by proportion of farm in catchment, aggregated over the catchment)NN
DAIRY_BN_COUNTTotal beef stock numbers (per Agribase farm multiplied by proportion of farm in catchment, aggregated over the catchment)NN
DEER_BN_COUNTTotal deer stock numbers (per Agribase farm multiplied by proportion of farm in catchment, aggregated over the catchment)NN
SHEEP_BN_COUNTtotal sheep stock numbers (per Agribase farm multiplied by proportion of farm in catchment, aggregated over the catchment)NN
STOCK_PER_M3Stotal stock numbers (per Agribase farm multiplied by proportion of farm in catchment, aggregated over the catchment)NN
SUB_TOTAL_M3Ssub-total of human + stock water volume by catchment prior to any adjustments or correctionsNN
LEAKAGE_M3Sa term used to apply a constant factor to the permitted use estimates to bring them to modelled normsNN
ADJUSTMENT_M3S adjustments, either increases or reductions, for known circumstances including (a) planned dairy conversions that not yet reflected in consented water takes and (b) supply scheme exists for which approximate water use is known but its spatial extents are not known NN
TOT_PER_EST_M3Sthe total estimated permitted water use by catchment in cubic metres per second – as used in the calculator!NN
LINK_TO_DOCUMENTa hyperlink for GIS users to open document# 1190871 which details the permitted water estimate processNN

COMPLIANCE.sdeadmin.ALLOCATION_COMMON_CATCHMENT

 
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Hierarchy Level: featureHierarchy Level Name:feature of Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers - GIS Layer
Abstract: Allocation of common catchments. Clustering of catchments into groups as referred to in variation 6 of the Waikato Regional Plan.
Statement:
Other Information: Geographic Extent: Waikato Region, plus any catchments that extend beyond the legal boundary of the Region. Projection and Co-ordinates: Data is stored in NZTM. Positional Accuracy: Catchments have been primarily derived using the River Environment Classification (REC) watersheds (see EWDOC# 935413 for further information about the REC). REC watersheds are based upon a 30m digital elevation model. See the REC metadata for positional accuracy of this source data. Downstream ends of catchments are matched to the nearest REC reach. This may mean in some cases that the downstream extent of a catchment extends past the point of flow measurement. If this occurs the extension is generally less than 10 meters. Aquifers are approximated from topographic maps and other source data. Spatial accuracy is unknown but aquifers are not intended for analysis at close-up scales. Period and Frequency of Record: The initial set of catchments for use with the Water Allocation Calculator was derived between July 2004 and July 2005. Catchments are added, deleted or modified as required over time. August 2007: Present "Common Catchments" (sub-region and expiry dates) in their own GIS layer; as defined in Chapter 3 Table 3-3, Waikato Regional Plan Proposed Variation 6, p.15, EWDOCS-#1102641. September, November 2007: Various catchments added by EdB and BryanC on behalf of Cameron King (RUG), including West Coast catchments required for proposed wind farm. November 2007, February 2008: Significant Coromandel catchments added; includes upland/lowland differentiation as per Waikato Regional Plan Variation 6, EWDOCS-#1102641. November 2009: Data and scripts built to support ground water and hydro power calculators. Additional attributes stored against catchments. For a complete up to date list of attributes refer to EWDOCS-#1401511-Water Allocation Calculator - Geomedia user guide. February 2010: Groundwater and Hydro Power calculators and supporting layers were built; discrete version of allocation catchments was built. 2013-2014: Versions of most layers were created to reflect that data are derived from IRIS which has superseded RUAMS. Note that catchment and aquifer geometry or design has not changed but some attribute changes will have occurred reflecting the new IRIS data model. Data Quality: The spatial accuracy of the catchments is determined by the REC used to derive them. See EWDOC# 935143 for further information about the spatial accuracy of the catchments. Attribute Accuracy: All calculated values are dependent on accurate data being stored in the IRIS application for Surface water takes. Values used in the WAC scripts for these fields are read directly from IRIS. Other attributes are as supplied and quality assured by Waikato Regional Council staff (RIG). Completeness: This dataset is complete as at this date. New catchments may be added in the future, and amendments/deletions to current catchments may also occur. Logical Consistency: High Data form and digital format as a layer in Waikato Regional Council’s GIS / Oracle database. Applications: These calculators are primarily designed as a means of assessing current and future water takes in conjunction with Q5 levels. They provide a current understanding of water availability within identified catchments and directly assist consents staff to assess whether a water take application is likely to be approved based on the calculated attributes. The consents data (applications and authorisations) and the catchment tallies are freely shared with other organisations. EWDOCS# 935413 WRC Metadata – WRC River Environment Classification (REC) – GIS Layer EWDOCS# 2871782 WRC Metadata – Allocated Water Take (IRIS) – GIS Layer EWDOCS# 881291 WRC Metadata – AgriBase – Farm Points and Farm Boundaries – GIS Layer EWDOCS# 965049 Proposed structure for Water Allocation Calculator - GIS tool EWDOCS#1401511 Water Allocation Calculator - Geomedia user guide (replaces 1006697) EWDOCS# 2266838 Water Allocation Calculator – Spatial Information Programme Presentation.
Keywords: Catchment,Water allocation
Topic Category: inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics
Resource Reference Date: 01-FEB-2010

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General Notes:* Related WRC Documents: EWDOCS# 1219787 WRC Technical Report 2007/47 - A Model for Assessing the Magnitude of Unconsented Surface Water Use in the Waikato Region.

Attribute Information

NameDescriptionNotesRestrictedPrimary Key
CATCHMENT_COMMON_NAMENN
CATCHMENT_DESCRIPTIONNN
COMMON_EXPIRY_DATENN
PLAN_VARIATIONNN
PLAN_VARIATION_DOCUMENTNN
METADATA_DOCUMENTNN
GEOMETRYNN
IDNY

COMPLIANCE.sdeadmin.ALLOC_IRIS_AQUIFER

 
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Hierarchy Level: featureHierarchy Level Name:feature of Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers - GIS Layer
Abstract: Aquifers defined for use with Ground Water Allocation Calculators.
Statement: This dataset contains a subset of attributes - the full dataset GIS_ALL.ALLOC_IRIS_AQUIFER_DETAILED).
Other Information:
Keywords: Allocation,Aquifer,Catchment,Download,IRIS,WAC,Waikato Data Portal,Water
Topic Category: inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics
Resource Reference Date: 22-AUG-2013

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Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street
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If you publish, distribute, or otherwise disseminate this work to the public the following attribution to Waikato Regional Council should be used: © Waikato Regional Council 2004-2024. Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers Data. Data derived from NIWA and MfE. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
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General Notes:* Related WRC Documents: EWDOCS# 1219787 WRC Technical Report 2007/47 - A Model for Assessing the Magnitude of Unconsented Surface Water Use in the Waikato Region.

Attribute Information

NameDescriptionNotesRestrictedPrimary Key
IDUnique identifierNY
AQUIFERAquifer nameNN
MANAGEMENT_LEVELNN
SUSTAINABLE_YIELD_M3YRNN
SOURCENN
AREA_KM2Aquifier area in square kilometresNN
TOT_PER_M3SNN
SUM_TOT_M3SNN
TOT_AVL_M3SNN
PLAN_VARIATIONAll = 'Sustainable yields from Tier1-Assessed Aquifers; Table 3-6, Waikato Regional Plan Variation 6, p.118'NN
PLAN_VARIATION_DOCUMENTHyperlink to WRC plan variation document #1299612NN
METADATA_DOCUMENTLink to old WRC metadata documentNN
GEOMETRYGeometry = 2003 (polygon)NN

COMPLIANCE.sdeadmin.ALLOC_IRIS_AQUIFER_DETAILED

 
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Hierarchy Level: featureHierarchy Level Name:feature of Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers - GIS Layer
Abstract: WAC Aquifers showing annual values for use with Water Allocation Calculators. Contains full attributes as opposed to the GIS_ALL.ALLOC_IRIS_AQUIFER.
Statement: Aquifers are approximated from topographic maps and other source data. Spatial accuracy is unknown but aquifers are not intended for analysis at close-up scales.
Other Information: Geographic Extent: Waikato Region, plus any catchments that extend beyond the legal boundary of the Region. Projection and Co-ordinates: Data is stored in NZTM. Positional Accuracy: Catchments have been primarily derived using the River Environment Classification (REC) watersheds (see EWDOC# 935413 for further information about the REC). REC watersheds are based upon a 30m digital elevation model. See the REC metadata for positional accuracy of this source data. Downstream ends of catchments are matched to the nearest REC reach. This may mean in some cases that the downstream extent of a catchment extends past the point of flow measurement. If this occurs the extension is generally less than 10 meters. Aquifers are approximated from topographic maps and other source data. Spatial accuracy is unknown but aquifers are not intended for analysis at close-up scales. Period and Frequency of Record: The initial set of catchments for use with the Water Allocation Calculator was derived between July 2004 and July 2005. Catchments are added, deleted or modified as required over time. August 2007: Present "Common Catchments" (sub-region and expiry dates) in their own GIS layer; as defined in Chapter 3 Table 3-3, Waikato Regional Plan Proposed Variation 6, p.15, EWDOCS-#1102641. September, November 2007: Various catchments added by EdB and BryanC on behalf of Cameron King (RUG), including West Coast catchments required for proposed wind farm. November 2007, February 2008: Significant Coromandel catchments added; includes upland/lowland differentiation as per Waikato Regional Plan Variation 6, EWDOCS-#1102641. November 2009: Data and scripts built to support ground water and hydro power calculators. Additional attributes stored against catchments. For a complete up to date list of attributes refer to EWDOCS-#1401511-Water Allocation Calculator - Geomedia user guide. February 2010: Groundwater and Hydro Power calculators and supporting layers were built; discrete version of allocation catchments was built. 2013-2014: Versions of most layers were created to reflect that data are derived from IRIS which has superseded RUAMS. Note that catchment and aquifer geometry or design has not changed but some attribute changes will have occurred reflecting the new IRIS data model. Data Quality: The spatial accuracy of the catchments is determined by the REC used to derive them. See EWDOC# 935143 for further information about the spatial accuracy of the catchments. Attribute Accuracy: All calculated values are dependent on accurate data being stored in the IRIS application for Surface water takes. Values used in the WAC scripts for these fields are read directly from IRIS. Other attributes are as supplied and quality assured by Waikato Regional Council staff (RIG). Completeness: This dataset is complete as at this date. New catchments may be added in the future, and amendments/deletions to current catchments may also occur. Logical Consistency: High Data form and digital format as a layer in Waikato Regional Council’s GIS / Oracle database.
Keywords: Aquifer,IRIS,WAC,Water allocation
Topic Category: inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics
Resource Reference Date: 18-DEC-2014

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eastBoundLongitude : 1751424.7839
southBoundLatitude : 5709657.9149
northBoundLatitude : 5934278.6898

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Organisation: Waikato Regional Council
Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street
City: Hamilton Central
Postal Code: 3204
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Data Disclaimers : The standard Waikato Regional Council disclaimer applies to this data: “While Waikato Regional Council has exercised all reasonable skill and care in controlling the contents of this information, Waikato Regional Council accepts no liability in contract, tort or otherwise howsoever, for any loss, damage, injury or expense (whether direct, indirect or consequential) arising out of the provision of this information or its use by you.”
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Attribute Information

NameDescriptionNotesRestrictedPrimary Key
AQUIFERNN
MANAGEMENT_LEVELNN
SUSTAINABLE_YIELD_M3YRNN
SOURCENN
AREA_HAArea of catchment in hectaresNN
AREA_SQMNN
GW_RECHARGENN
RAIN_RECHARGENN
ANNUAL_RAIN_MNN
YIELD_M3YR_ACTUALNN
Q5_M3SThe q5 low-flow for the catchment at the bottom end of the catchment in cubic meters per second; values are read directly from WISKI each time the WAC scripts are runNN
PV_STAT provisional status; values are read directly from WISKI each time the WAC scripts are runNN
REC_HYDROL_NUMForeign key to HYDROL recording systemNN
APPREP_NUMNN
APPCHA_NUMNN
APPNEW_NUMNN
ALLAPP_NUMThe number of all surface water take Applications (locations) in a catchmentNN
NYC_NUMNN
NYCREP_NUMNN
NYCCHA_NUMNN
NYCNEW_NUMNN
ALLNYC_NUMThe number of all surface water take Authorisations (locations) in a catchment which have a status of ‘Not yet commenced’NN
APPEAL_NUMNN
CUR_NUMThe number of surface water take Authorisations (locations) in a catchment which have a status of ‘Current’NN
TOT_NUMThe total number of surface water takes (locations) in a catchment including all Applications and AuthorisationsNN
TOT_PER_M3YRNN
DAIRY_ADJ_COUNTcount of all authorisations that have a dairy adjustment component (added to compensate for modelled allowance and so as to avoid double accounting)NN
DAIRY_ADJ_SUM_M3YRNN
SUM_APPREP_M3YRNN
SUM_APPCHA_M3YRNN
SUM_APPNEW_M3YRNN
SUM_ALLAPP_M3YRNN
SUM_NYC_M3YRNN
SUM_NYCREP_M3YRNN
SUM_NYCCHA_M3YRNN
SUM_NYCNEW_M3YRNN
SUM_ALLNYC_M3YRNN
SUM_CUR_M3YRNN
SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3YRNN
SUM_TOT_M3YRNN
TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3YRNN
TOT_AVL_M3YRNN
TOT_AUTH_ALLC_PERCNN
TOT_ALLC_PERCThe percentage of allocable flow that has been allocatedNN
TAKE_INFO_UPDATEDdate and time that the WAC script last updated these attributesNN
PLAN_VARIATIONNN
PLAN_VARIATION_DOCUMENTNN
METADATA_DOCUMENTNN
GEOMETRYNN
IDNY

COMPLIANCE.sdeadmin.ALLOC_IRIS_CALC_CATCH_SEASONAL

 
File Identifier: FE003082-52FC-47AC-8974-81575C4D9FF0Parent Identifier: B75CFC59-92F9-458D-A879-3855CA90D436
Hierarchy Level: featureHierarchy Level Name:feature of Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers - GIS Layer
Abstract: Layer contains catchments defined for use with WRC Water Allocation Calculator (WAC). Attributes include monthly totals of allocated water aggregated to catchments from IRIS authorisations and applications and includes ecological limits and modelled water usage.
Statement: These catchments were derived using the NIWA River Environment Classification (v1) watershed database as input. For cases where a catchment has been derived for static flow gauges, map references for each river flow gauge were collated from Environment Waikato’s Located application. The watershed that each gauge is located in was identified and recorded as the catchment start point. For other catchments (Regional Plan catchments and catchments of interest) start point reach ID’s were similarly recorded. All upstream watersheds were then identified using the REC supplied TNODE/FNODE relationship and the REC Tracer application. All upstream watersheds were merged to produce the single upstream watershed feature. The WAC script makes numerous calculations aggregating results to these catchments by using Oracle spatial queries with the Applications and Authorisations data from IRIS, GIS_ALL.ALLOC_IRIS_AUTH_TAKE_SEASONAL and GIS_ALL.ALLOC_IRIS_APPN_TAKE_SEASONAL (see Discover document# 1087095). For detail about the automated processes see Discover document# 1089431 (and #1337989 for the permitted water model). The process runs every four hours recalculating data from Council's live database. See Bryan Clements or the Database Administrator if you have any queries.
Other Information: Geographic Extent: Waikato Region, plus any catchments that extend beyond the legal boundary of the Region. Projection and Co-ordinates: Data is stored in NZTM. Positional Accuracy: Catchments have been primarily derived using the River Environment Classification (REC) watersheds (see EWDOC# 935413 for further information about the REC). REC watersheds are based upon a 30m digital elevation model. See the REC metadata for positional accuracy of this source data. Downstream ends of catchments are matched to the nearest REC reach. This may mean in some cases that the downstream extent of a catchment extends past the point of flow measurement. If this occurs the extension is generally less than 10 meters. Aquifers are approximated from topographic maps and other source data. Spatial accuracy is unknown but aquifers are not intended for analysis at close-up scales. Period and Frequency of Record: The initial set of catchments for use with the Water Allocation Calculator was derived between July 2004 and July 2005. Catchments are added, deleted or modified as required over time. August 2007: Present "Common Catchments" (sub-region and expiry dates) in their own GIS layer; as defined in Chapter 3 Table 3-3, Waikato Regional Plan Proposed Variation 6, p.15, EWDOCS-#1102641. September, November 2007: Various catchments added by EdB and BryanC on behalf of Cameron King (RUG), including West Coast catchments required for proposed wind farm. November 2007, February 2008: Significant Coromandel catchments added; includes upland/lowland differentiation as per Waikato Regional Plan Variation 6, EWDOCS-#1102641. November 2009: Data and scripts built to support ground water and hydro power calculators. Additional attributes stored against catchments. For a complete up to date list of attributes refer to EWDOCS-#1401511-Water Allocation Calculator - Geomedia user guide. February 2010: Groundwater and Hydro Power calculators and supporting layers were built; discrete version of allocation catchments was built. 2013-2014: Versions of most layers were created to reflect that data are derived from IRIS which has superseded RUAMS. Note that catchment and aquifer geometry or design has not changed but some attribute changes will have occurred reflecting the new IRIS data model. Data Quality: The spatial accuracy of the catchments is determined by the REC used to derive them. See EWDOC# 935143 for further information about the spatial accuracy of the catchments. Attribute Accuracy: All calculated values are dependent on accurate data being stored in the IRIS application for Surface water takes. Values used in the WAC scripts for these fields are read directly from IRIS. Other attributes are as supplied and quality assured by Waikato Regional Council staff (RIG). Completeness: This dataset is complete as at this date. New catchments may be added in the future, and amendments/deletions to current catchments may also occur. Logical Consistency: High Data form and digital format as a layer in Waikato Regional Council’s GIS / Oracle database. Applications: These calculators are primarily designed as a means of assessing current and future water takes in conjunction with Q5 levels. They provide a current understanding of water availability within identified catchments and directly assist consents staff to assess whether a water take application is likely to be approved based on the calculated attributes. The consents data (applications and authorisations) and the catchment tallies are freely shared with other organisations.
Keywords: Allocation,Catchment,Download,WAC,Waikato Data Portal,Water allocation
Topic Category: environment:environmental resources, protection and conservation
inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics
Resource Reference Date: 17-APR-2014

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westBoundLongitude : 1907263.2804
eastBoundLongitude : 1740888.3543
southBoundLatitude : 5645902.8779
northBoundLatitude : 5951579.328

Responsible Parties

Role:
Position:
Organisation: Waikato Regional Council
Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street
City: Hamilton Central
Postal Code: 3204
Country: New Zealand
Phone:
Fax:
Email:

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Licence Type : CC BY 4.0
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
© Waikato Regional Council 2004-2016. Water Allocation Calculator (WAC) Catchments and Aquifers Data. Data derived from NIWA and MfE. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Data Disclaimers : The standard Waikato Regional Council disclaimer applies to this data: “While Waikato Regional Council has exercised all reasonable skill and care in controlling the contents of this information, Waikato Regional Council accepts no liability in contract, tort or otherwise howsoever, for any loss, damage, injury or expense (whether direct, indirect or consequential) arising out of the provision of this information or its use by you.”
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General Notes:* Related WRC Documents: EWDOCS# 1219787 WRC Technical Report 2007/47 - A Model for Assessing the Magnitude of Unconsented Surface Water Use in the Waikato Region.

Attribute Information

NameDescriptionNotesRestrictedPrimary Key
IDCatchment IDFamous catchments are sometimes casually referred to with IDs, for example, Waikato River at CMA is 397 and Waikato River at Karapiro Dam is 227.NN
CATCH_DESCCatchment description, or full nameNN
CATCH_GROUPThe major river body group that the catchment is contributing to.NN
CATCH_SUBREGIONSubregions that the catchment is in. Subregion is collection of catchment groups.NN
RP_TABLE_3_5_DESCRegional Plan Table 3-5 Description.This signifies which Table 3-5 item this catchment is associated to. Table 3-5 gives primary and secondary allocable flow percentages.NN
AREA_KM2Catchment area in km2NN
SITE_STATION_KEYThe catchment outlet location IDNN
Q5_M3SQ5 estimate at the outlet of the catchment.NN
QUALITY_DESCRIPTIONThe derivation method for the Q5 and reliability of the Q5 estimate.NN
DATE_OF_Q5The date that the Q5 was updatedIf the Q5 date is greater than 5 years old, science team needs to update it.NN
PRI_ALLB_M3SPrimary allocable flow for the catchment m3/sThis is calculated from the percentage value from Table 3-5.NN
SEC_ALLB_M3SSecondary allocable flow for the catchment m3/sThis is calculated from the percentage value from Table 3-5.NN
TOT_PER_M3SEstimated Total Permitted TakePermitted takes are animal, human drinking water and any domestic takes smaller than 15 m3/d. They are not registered in our database individually, so the total is estimated based on head counts within the catchment. We have used the property and the Agribase data to achieve this.NN
DATA_SOURCENN
TAG_24HOURSome catchments has large enough river storage that attenuates the water take impacts in the river flow (typically catchments > 1000 km2)These catchments are tagged "24-hour", and the water allocation calculator code would summarise maximum daily water take rate limit, instead of maximum instantaneous rate limits. All smaller catchments that do not have this tag will be summarised with maximum instantaneous rate limits, which is more conservative (or stringent) way of accounting water takes.NN
REC_DOWNSTREAM_REACH_IDREC is a river network model and this is a technical field that associates the catchment to a REC reachThis number signifies the river reach that the catchment outflow is contributing to.NN
REC_DIST_TO_SEA_MREC distance to sea in mThis shows the river length distance between the outlet of the catchment to the sea. If this is zero, this means the catchment outflow is directly going out to the sea.NN
GEOMETRYNN
TAKE_INFO_UPDATEDThis field shows the time when the entry was updatedIf the timestamp is older than one or two days, we should contact the IT. This means the WAC stopped running. The update frequency is 4-hourly during business hours. No update gets done during the night or in weekend.NN
JAN_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SJanuary: sum of all authorisations, replacement apps, and permitted activity takesNN
JAN_SUM_TOT_M3SJanuary: sum of JAN_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3S and all proposed application volumes.This is what the allocation would become if WRC grant all applications in the catchment.NN
JAN_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SJanuary: available allocation headroom in primary allocable flow band, when you regard JAN_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3S as allocated. i.e. = PRI_ALLB_M3S - JAN_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3S.This signifies the allocation pressure based on current authorised takes only.NN
JAN_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SJanuary: available allocation headroom in secondary allocable flow band, when you regard JAN_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3S as allocated. i.e. = PRI_ALLB_M3S + SEC_ALLB_M3S - JAN_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3S.This forecasts the allocation pressure based on current authorised takes only.NN
JAN_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SJanuary: available allocation headroom in primary allocable flow band, when you regard JAN_SUM_TOT_M3S as allocated. i.e. = PRI_ALLB_M3S - JAN_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SThis field forecasts what the allocation pressure will be if WRC grants all applications in the catchment.NN
JAN_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SJanuary: available allocation headroom in secondary allocable flow band, when you regard JAN_SUM_TOT_M3S as allocated. i.e. = PRI_ALLB_M3S + SEC_ALLB_M3S - JAN_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SThis field forecasts what the allocation pressure will be if WRC grants all applications in the catchment.NN
FEB_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SNN
FEB_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
FEB_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
FEB_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
FEB_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
FEB_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
MAR_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SNN
MAR_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
MAR_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
MAR_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
MAR_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
MAR_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
APR_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SNN
APR_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
APR_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
APR_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
APR_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
APR_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
MAY_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SNN
MAY_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
MAY_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
MAY_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
MAY_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
MAY_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
JUN_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SNN
JUN_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
JUN_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
JUN_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
JUN_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
JUN_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
JUL_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SNN
JUL_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
JUL_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
JUL_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
JUL_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
JUL_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
AUG_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SNN
AUG_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
AUG_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
AUG_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
AUG_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
AUG_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
SEP_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SNN
SEP_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
SEP_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
SEP_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
SEP_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
SEP_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
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OCT_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
OCT_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
OCT_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
OCT_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
OCT_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
NOV_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SNN
NOV_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
NOV_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
NOV_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
NOV_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
NOV_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
DEC_SUM_AUTH_TOT_M3SNN
DEC_SUM_TOT_M3SNN
DEC_PRI_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
DEC_SEC_TOT_AUTH_AVL_M3SNN
DEC_PRI_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
DEC_SEC_TOT_AVL_M3SNN
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