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coastal_bluff_hazards
Identification Information
Citation Information
Originator
Maine Department of Conservation (MEDOC), Maine Geological Survey (MGS)
Publication Date
2/13/09
Title
coastal_bluff_hazards
Geospatial Data Presentation Form
vector digital data
Series Name
Coastal bluff maps and Coastal landslide hazard maps
Issue Identification
Printed map citation for individual quadrangles listed in the author, pubdate, title, and source fields in associated attribute table.
Publication Place
Augusta ME
Publisher
Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems (MEGIS)
Other Citation Details
Full citation for coastal bluffs hazard data includes the author, date, title, and source fields in the associated attribute table.
Online Linkage
http://megis.maine.gov/catalog/
Calendar Date
20090213
Abstract
COASTAL_BLUFF_HAZARDS contains line data describing the shoreline type and relative stability of bluffs along a section of the Maine coast mapped at a 1:24,000 scale, from the Maine Geological Survey. A bluff is defined as a steep shoreline slope formed in sediment (loose material such as clay, sand, and gravel) that has three feet or more of vertical elevation just above the high tide line. Shoreline segments are classified as either being bluff, non-bluff, or unmapped or undetermined. Bluffs are classified as either (1) ledge (exposed bedrock outcrops); (2) armored (seawall, riprap, gabion, bulkhead, etc.); (3) salt marsh; (4) beach, mud flat, or other loose sediment; or (5), unmapped or undetermined. The relative stability of a buff face is classified as being either (1) not a bluff, (2) stable, (3) unstable, (4) highly unstable, or (5) unmapped or undetermined. This classification is based on observed features that reflect recent activity on the bluff face. The landslide hazard is given by line data describing the internal stability of sediment bluffs along Maine's shoreline. The landslide hazard is classified by one of the following: (1) the bluff is the site of a past historical or photo interpreted landslide; (2) the bluff has an elevated risk of a landslide based on field observation; (3) the bluff has an elevated risk of a landslide based on aerial photo interpretation, but needs field assessment; (4) there is no landslide potential; or (5) the landslide potential is unmapped or undetermined.
Purpose
This data can help identify shorelines with increased risk of coastal erosion or landslides.
Time Period of Content
Beginning Date
2002
Beginning Time
Unknown
Ending Date
2009
Ending Time
Unknown
Currentness Reference
publication date
Status
Progress
Complete
Maintenance and Update Frequency
Irregular
Bounding Coordinates
West Bounding Coordinate
-70.889381
East Bounding Coordinate
-67.617967
North Bounding Coordinate
44.808252
South Bounding Coordinate
43.056075
Keywords
Theme
geology, coastal, surficial deposits, landforms, coastal processes, erosion/sedimentation, landslide, hazard, 24000, bluff, geomorphology, shoreline, slope stability (Maine GIS Thesaurus - Theme)
Theme
geoscientificInformation (ISO Keywords Thesaurus)
Place
Maine, USA (Maine GIS Thesaurus - Place)
Stratum
(GCMD Keyword)
Stratum
land surface (GCMD Keyword Thesaurus)
Access Constraints
none
Use Constraints
User must include full citation (author, pubdate, title, and source fields in associated attribute table) for the coastal bluffs data when using the data in printed or digital form.Users must assume responsibility in determining the usability of this data for their purposes. Digital maps retain the accuracy of their source materials. The best use of data mapped at scales of 1:500,000 and 1:250,000 is in statewide planning and studies; at 1:100,000 in regional planning and studies; at 1:62,500 and 1:24,000 in detailed studies and local planning; and at 1:12,000 and 1:5,000 or larger scales in parcel level studies and detailed local planning. In the use of Maine GIS data, please check sources, scale, accuracy, currentness and other available information. Please confirm that you are using the correct copy of both data and metadata from the Maine GIS Data Catalog. Updates, corrections, and feedback, incorporated in the Maine GIS database are made in accordance with "Data Standards for Maine Geographic Information Systems", 2002, and coordinated by MEGIS.
Contact Organization
Maine Department of Conservation (MEDOC), Maine Geological Survey (MGS)
Contact Position
Director, Earth Resource Information
Address Type
mailing address
Address
22 State House Station
City
Augusta
State or Province
ME
Postal Code
04333-0022
Country
USA
Contact Voice Telephone
207-287-2801
Data Set Credit
Credit should be given to the data source and/or originator when data is transferred or printed. Source should be cited as: Maine Department of Conservation, Maine Geological Survey, 22 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04333-0022.
Native Data Set Environment
Microsoft Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195) Service Pack 4; ESRI ArcCatalog 9.3.0.1770
Attribute Accuracy Report
Attribution of the data set was checked for data entry errors through a series of reviews that checked for inconsistencies with interpretation results. The coverage has been checked for label errors and attribution is complete.
Logical Consistency Report
The coast as depicted on the U.S. Geological Survey 7.5-minute (1:24,000) topographic quadrangles was used as the base for mapping different shoreline types, shoreline stability, and landslide hazard potential. Segments of the coast were coded as to shoreline type and stability and evidence of previous landslides on paper copies of quadrangle maps, and the data transferred to a digital coverage of the coastline, splitting and coding arc segments as needed. Some sections of shoreline mapped as stable may contain small areas that are unstable but are not able to be shown in this data set.
Horizontal Positional Accuracy Report
The data were compiled on a 1:24,000 scale base with a horizontal accuracy +/- 40 feet or 12 meters.
Citation Information
Originator
U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)
Publication Date
multiple dates
Publication Time
Unknown
Title
(24k) USGS 1:24,000 scale quadrangles
Geospatial Data Presentation Form
map
Series Name
National Mapping Program Standard Series Topographic Maps
Issue Identification
USGS 7.5 Minute Map Series
Publication Place
Reston VA
Publisher
U.S. Geological Survey
Other Citation Details
24000 Publication date is unique to each quadrangle in the map series. Standard 7.5x7.5 minute quadrangles cover geographic areas of 49 to 71 square miles. 1 inch at map scale represents 2000 feet.
Online Linkage
Beginning Date
19480101
Beginning Time
Unknown
Ending Date
Present
Ending Time
Unknown
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publication date
Beginning Date
19480101
Beginning Time
Unknown
Ending Date
Present
Ending Time
Unknown
Source Currentness Reference
publication date
Source Contribution
USGS 1:24,000 7.5' quadrangles used as mapping base
Citation Information
Originator
U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems (MEGIS) (comp., ed.)
Publication Date
1995
Publication Time
Unknown
Title
coast
Geospatial Data Presentation Form
vector digital data
Series Name
Maine GIS
Issue Identification
SDE server; Internet Data Catalog
Publication Place
Augusta ME
Publisher
Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems (MEGIS)
Other Citation Details
1:24000
Beginning Date
1948
Beginning Time
Unknown
Ending Date
1999
Ending Time
Unknown
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source dates
Source Scale Denominator
24000
Type of Source Media
online
Beginning Date
1948
Beginning Time
Unknown
Ending Date
1999
Ending Time
Unknown
Source Currentness Reference
source dates
Source Citation Abbreviation
coast
Source Contribution
Data, from the Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems (MEGIS) 1:24000 library layer COAST represents the Mean High Water (MHW) line, tidal rivers and salt water ponds of coastal Maine.
Process Description
Geologists classified the coastal bluffs in this data set by observing the shoreline from small boats. Segments of the coast were coded as to shoreline type and stability on paper copies of quadrangle maps, and the data transferred to a digital coverage of the coastline, splitting and coding arc segments as needed.The geologists then assigned one of the following categories to the type of shoreline seen below the high tide line: (1) ledge (exposed bedrock outcrops); (2) armored (seawall, riprap, gabion, bulkhead, etc.); (3) salt marsh; or (4) beach, mud flat, or other loose sediment. The data set includes the shoreline type, including segments of the shoreline without significant coastal bluffs. Where significant bluffs were present, geologists noted various characteristics of the bluff face such as the slope of the bluff (steep to gentle), features on the bluff face indicating recent movement of material down the slope (slumped blocks of sediment, landslide scars, fallen trees), and the amount and type of vegetation (bare sediment, grass, shrubs, mature trees). From this information, geologists assessed the relative stability of each bluff face as being (1) stable, (2) unstable, or (3) highly unstable. This classification is based on observed features that reflect recent activity on the bluff face.Landslide sites (LANDSLIDE = 'R', HAZARD = 'RPH') identified by the following: (1) Locations based on historical records and eyewitness accounts. In general, these earth movements have occurred in the last three centuries. (2) Locations based on interpretation of aerial photography.Landslide risk areas (LANDSLIDE = 'Y', HAZARD = 'RF') identified by the following: (1) Observations from land corroborated with geomorphology observed on air photos, sediment types shown on surficial geologic maps, and both elevation above sea level and steepness of bluff slopes shown on topographic maps. Bluff sediments are usually muddy and twenty feet or more
Process Date
publication date of published map
Contact Organization
Maine Department of Conservation (MEDOC), Maine Geological Survey (MGS)
Contact Position
Director, Earth Resource Information
Address Type
mailing address
Address
22 State House Station
City
Augusta
State or Province
ME
Postal Code
04333-0022
Country
USA
Contact Voice Telephone
207-287-2801
Process Description
Replaced arcs for the following Maine Geological Survey publications:05-19 Coastal bluffs in the Bass Harbor quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 03-10)05-21 Coastal bluffs in the Seal Harbor quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 03-6)05-22 Coastal bluffs in the Southwest Harbor quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 03-26)05-41 Coastal bluffs in the Hancock quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 03-12)05-42 Coastal bluffs in the Sullivan quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 02-216)06-63 Coastal bluffs in the Harrington quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 04-22)06-66 Coastal bluffs in the Winter Harbor quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 04-26)06-70 Coastal bluffs in the Bar Harbor quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 02-170)and05-24 Coastal landslide hazards in the Hancock quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 03-13)05-32 Coastal landslide hazards in the Bass Harbor quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 03-11)05-34 Coastal landslide hazards in the Seal Harbor quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 03-7)05-35 Coastal landslide hazards in the Southwest Harbor quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 03-25)05-37 Coastal landslide hazards in the Sullivan quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 01-545)06-67 Coastal landslide hazards in the Winter Harbor quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 04-27)06-71 Coastal landslide hazards in the Bar Harbor quadrangle, Maine (superseded publication 01-499)Added arcs for the following Maine Geological Survey publications:05-47 Coastal bluffs in the Baker Island quadrangle, Maine06-55 Coastal bluffs in the Wells quadrangle, Maine06-57 Coastal bluffs in the Kennebunkport quadrangle, Maine06-59 Coastal bluffs in the York Beach quadrangle, Maine06-61 Coastal bluffs in the Addison quadrangle, Maine06-64 Coastal bluffs in the Drisko Island quadrangle, Maine06-68 Coastal bluffs in the Schoodic Head quadrangle, Maineand05-31 Coastal
Process Date
20060710
Contact Organization
Maine Department of Conservation (MEDOC), Maine Geological Survey (MGS)
Contact Position
Director, Earth Resource Information
Address Type
mailing address
Address
22 State House Station
City
Augusta
State or Province
ME
Postal Code
04333-0022
Country
USA
Contact Voice Telephone
207-287-2801
Process Description
Updated/replaced bluff/landslide arcs for the following MGS publications:08-63, Coastal bluffs in the Pemaquid Point quadrangle, Maine (supersedes 02-202).08-40, Coastal landslide hazards in the Pemaquid Point quadrangle, Maine (supersedes 01-531).
Process Date
20090213
Cloud Cover
0
Direct Spatial Reference Method
Vector
SDTS Point and Vector Object Type
String
Point and Vector Object Count
25163
Latitude Resolution
0
Longitude Resolution
0
Semi-major Axis
0
Denominator of Flattening Ratio
0
Altitude Resolution
0.000010
Altitude Encoding Method
Explicit elevation coordinate included with horizontal coordinates
Entity Type Label
coastal_bluff_hazards
Entity Type Definition
arc feature class
Entity Type Definition Source
ESRI
Attribute Label
BLUFF
Attribute Definition
Is the shoreline a bluff?
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Enumerated Domain Value
X
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
not mapped or undetermined
Enumerated Domain Value
Y
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
bluff
Enumerated Domain Value
N
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
not a bluff
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
B_AUTHOR
Attribute Definition
author(s) of the published coastal bluff open-file map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
B_PUBCODE
Attribute Definition
Maine Geological Survey publication code/ordering number for the published coastal bluff open-file map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
B_PUBDATE
Attribute Definition
publication date of the published coastal bluff open-file map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
B_SOURCE
Attribute Definition
source for the published coastal bluff open-file map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
B_TITLE
Attribute Definition
title of the published coastal bluff open-file map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
COMMENT
Attribute Definition
comment, usually a reference to the source of the mapped landslide site
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Enumerated Domain Value
1001-1999
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
landslide determined from air photo (Novak 1990)
Enumerated Domain Value Definition Source
Novak, Irwin D. (1990) Air photo reconaissance of slope failures in the Presumpscot Formation, Cumberland County, Maine, Maine Geological Survey (Department of Conservation), Open-File Report 90-22, 4 p. (map, scale 1:50,000)
Enumerated Domain Value
2001-2099
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
Smith (1990) - no landslide risk
Enumerated Domain Value
2101-2499
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
previously documented historical landslides - various sources (newspapers, etc.)
Enumerated Domain Value
2501-2599
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
photo interpreted potential landslide - author noted in comment
Enumerated Domain Value
3001-3999
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
field visited, researched, landslide-prone bluff
Enumerated Domain Value
5001-6999
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
photo interpreted potential landslide site; photo interpretation by Maine Geological Survey
Enumerated Domain Value
7001-7999
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
photo interpreted former landslide site; photo interpretation by Maine Geological Survey
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
GEOCODE
Attribute Definition
minor civil division (MCD) code of the town containing the shoreline segment
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
HAZARD
Attribute Definition
landslide hazard corresponding to mapped units on the published coastal landslide map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Enumerated Domain Value
X
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
not mapped or undetermined
Enumerated Domain Value
NB
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
no landslide hazard - not a bluff
Enumerated Domain Value
BN
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
no landslide hazard - bluff but no landslide potential
Enumerated Domain Value
RPH
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
site of former landslide based on aerial photo interpretation or historical account
Enumerated Domain Value
RF
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
landslide hazard - based on field observation
Enumerated Domain Value
RA
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
potential landslide hazard based on aerial photo interpretation - needs further assessment
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
LANDSLIDE
Attribute Definition
landslide code
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Enumerated Domain Value
X
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
not mapped or undetermined
Enumerated Domain Value
N
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
no landslide potential
Enumerated Domain Value
Y
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
landslide potential determined from bluff type and elevation
Enumerated Domain Value
R
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
site of a former landslide; see the value of newrefid for basis of identification of the coastal segment as a landslide site
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
L_AUTHOR
Attribute Definition
author(s) of the published coastal landslide hazard open-file map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
L_PUBCODE
Attribute Definition
Maine Geological Survey publication code/ordering number for the published coastal landslide hazard open-file map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
L_PUBDATE
Attribute Definition
publication date of the published coastal landslide hazard open-file map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
L_SOURCE
Attribute Definition
source for the published coastal landslide hazard open-file map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
L_TITLE
Attribute Definition
title of the published coastal landslide hazard open-file map
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
NAME
Attribute Definition
name of the town containing the shoreline segment
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
NEWREFID
Attribute Definition
basis of identifying the coastal segment as a landslide site
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Enumerated Domain Value
1-1999
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
landslide determined from air photo (Novak 1990)
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
OBJECTID
Attribute Definition
Internal feature number.
Attribute Definition Source
ESRI
Unrepresentable Domain
Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
STABILITY
Attribute Definition
relative bluff stability type corresponding to mapped units on the published coastal bluff maps
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Enumerated Domain Value
X
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
not mapped or undetermined
Enumerated Domain Value
N
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
not a bluff
Enumerated Domain Value
S
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
stable
Enumerated Domain Value
U
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
unstable
Enumerated Domain Value
H
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
highly unstable
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
Shape
Attribute Definition
Feature geometry.
Attribute Definition Source
ESRI
Unrepresentable Domain
Coordinates defining the features.
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
Shape_Length
Attribute Definition
Length of feature in internal units.
Attribute Definition Source
ESRI
Unrepresentable Domain
Positive real numbers that are automatically generated.
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
TILE
Attribute Definition
Maine Geological Survey GIS tile (derived from USGS 7.5-minute quadrangle name)
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Attribute Label
TYPE
Attribute Definition
shoreline type corresponding to mapped units on the published coastal bluff maps
Attribute Definition Source
MGS
Enumerated Domain Value
X
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
not mapped or undetermined
Enumerated Domain Value
N
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
beach, mud flat, or other loose sediment
Enumerated Domain Value
L
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
ledge (greater than 50-percent exposed bedrock outcrops)
Enumerated Domain Value
A
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
armored (seawall, riprap, gabion, bulkhead, etc.)
Enumerated Domain Value
V
Enumerated Domain Value Definition
vegetated; salt marsh
Beginning Date of Attribute Values
Entity and Attribute Overview
Attribute table for coastal arcs.
Entity and Attribute Overview
Attribute table for coastal arcs.
Contact Organization
(MEGIS) Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems
Contact Person
GIS Coordinator
Contact Position
GIS Coordinator
Address Type
mailing address
Address
State House Station 174
City
Augusta
State or Province
ME
Postal Code
04333-0174
Country
USA
Contact Voice Telephone
207 624-7700
Contact Facsimile Telephone
207 287-3842
Hours of Service
Monday through Friday 0800 - 1700 EST
Resource Description
http://megis.maine.gov/catalog/
Distribution Liability
Users must assume responsibility to determine the usability of this data for their purposes. Although these data have been processed successfully on a computer system at the Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems, no warranty expressed or implied is made by MEGIS regarding the utility of the data on any other system, nor shall the act of distribution constitute any such warranty. Neither the Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems, nor any of its contributors, is liable for misuse of the data, for damage, for transmission of viruses, or for computer contamination through the distribution of these data sets.
Format Name
ESRI Shapefile
Format Version Number
ARC Version 9.x
Format Specification
ArcView Shapefile Format
Format Information Content
MEGIS has made all vector layers, in the Maine GIS Internet Data Catalog, available in ESRI's ArcView shapefile format. A shapefile is a simple non-topological format that stores the geometry and attribute information for a set of geographic features as a set of vector (point, line, polygon) coordinates. Shapefiles draw quickly and directly in ArcView, ArcGIS, ArcExplorer. Shapefiles are a compatible data type for many other types of GIS software. Three files are fundamental to each shapefile: .shp stores the feature geometry (shape and location information); .shx stores the index of the feature geometry; .dbf a dBASE (TM) file stores the attribute information for the features. Other index files may be created to help speed analysis and query: these file formats are .sbn .sbx .ain .aix .fbn and .fbx. In addition you may find projection .prj, and metadata .xml, files associated with shapefiles.
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Fees
Data may be downloaded from Maine GIS Internet Data Catalog at no charge.
Turnaround
Data is available for immediate download from the Maine GIS Internet Data Catalog.
Technical Prerequisites
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Contact Organization
Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems
Contact Position
GIS Coordinator
Address Type
mailing address
Address
State House Station 174
City
Augusta
State or Province
ME
Postal Code
04333-0174
Country
USA
Contact Voice Telephone
(207) 624-7700
Contact Facsimile Telephone
(207) 287-3842
Hours of Service
Monday through Friday 0800 - 1700 EST
Resource Description
Downloadable Data
Distribution Liability
Users must assume responsibility to determine the usability of this data for their purposes.
Format Name
ARCSDE
Format Version Number
ArcSDE 9.x
Format Information Content
Oracle 9i
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Please contact the Maine Office of GIS (MEGIS) for access instructions.
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Fees
Access is available through Maine's wide area network; WAN users may contact the Maine Office of Information Technology, Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems (MEGIS) for a login.
Metadata Reference Information
Metadata Date
20090213
Metadata Review Date
20100114
Metadata Future Review Date
Metadata Contact
Contact Organization
Maine Department of Conservation (MEDOC), Maine Geological Survey (MGS)
Contact Person
Director, Earth Resource Information
Address Type
mailing address
Address
22 State House Station
City
Augusta
State or Province
ME
Postal Code
04333-0022
Country
USA
Contact Voice Telephone
207-287-2801
Metadata Standard Name
FGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial Metadata
Metadata Standard Version
FGDC-STD-001-1998
Metadata Time Convention
local time
Metadata Access Constraints
none
Metadata Use Constraints
none
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