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Catalogue Entry: CCWP Priority Hydrological Crossings Improvement Areas
The hydrological crossings are where roads intersect with the stream network and have been identified as needing improved infrastructure (e.g. culverts). These priorities are...-
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Catalogue Entry: CCWP Road Priorities
centerline of major roads Using the MNRF's Road layer, connectivity models were run to determine roads that go through priority connectivity areas.-
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Catalogue Entry: Habitat 2007 2008 TRCA
A polygon feature class representing natural features accross the TRCA jurisdiction broken down into five main classes: forest, successional, meadow, beach-bluff, wetland at a...-
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Catalogue Entry: CCWP Parks in Priority Neighbourhoods
TRCA, in collaboration with the Town of Ajax, identify and promote opportunities for sustainable community retrofits in priority planting neighborhoods. This data represents...-
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Catalogue Entry: CCWP Priority Neighborhoods
TRCA, in collaboration with the Town of Ajax, identify and promote opportunities for sustainable community retrofits in priority planting neighborhoods. This data represents...-
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Catalogue Entry: Waterbodies TRCA
Delineates extent of waterbodies. An area on the landscape that accumulates water, can be natural or artificial. We classify into 6 different classes; lake - have...-
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Catalogue Entry: CCWP Priority Ecological Connectivity Areas
The ecological crossings are road segments that are priorities for improved infrastructure to facilitate wildlife crossings. These priorities are intended for when the...-
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Catalogue Entry: CCWP Wetlands
Inventory of wetlands to inform land use and municipal planning, and support resource and wildlife management. To depict Evaluated Wetlands that have been... The Wetland Data is...-
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Catalogue Entry: CCWP Inland Lakes
Inland Lakes polygon features Further refined using 2015 imagery for the CCWP-
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Catalogue Entry: ECWP Water Quality Modelling Subcatchments
This data layer shows the spatial extent of subcatchments used for water quality modelling in the Etobicoke Creek watershed. This data layer shows the spatial extent of...-
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Catalogue Entry: ECWP CEW & TOE Differential Values (Differences between Scenarios)
Cummulative Effective Work & Time of Exceedance Differential values CEW and TOE results were obtained using VO modelling exercise for each site for each scenario. Average...-
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Catalogue Entry: ECWP Etobicoke Creek Watershed Catchments
Etobicoke Creek drainage areas Drainage areas within the Etobicoke Creek watershed created using digital elevation model and manual adjustments.-
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Catalogue Entry: ECWP Fluvial sites where TOE was evaluated
Fluvial monitoring sites where CEW & TOE were computed Locations where CEW & TOE values were extracted from the VO model.-
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Catalogue Entry: ECWP Inflow locations to Flood Vulnerable Clusters from Etobicoke Creek...
Hydrologic model nodes Select flow nodes from Visual OTTHYMO hydrologic modelling of Etobicoke Creek watershed for estimating inflow to Flood Vulnerable Clusters-
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Catalogue Entry: ECWP Etobicoke Creek Watercourse
Etobicoke Creek Watercourse layer used as a reference layer in the map The TRCA watercourse layer is a line feature layer representing the approximate centerline of the river...-
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Catalogue Entry: HRWP Fluvial Sites with Monitoring Results
This data set shows the location of the various fluvial monitoring sites and the associated monitoring data. Individual components of both erosion stability and sensitivity...-
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Catalogue Entry: HRWP Average Family Biotic Index (FBI) Ratings for Benthic Invertebrates historical
The Family Biotic Index (FBI) was used to assess the health of the BMI community at RWMP sites in the Humber River in the historical period (1999-2000). The FBI evaluates the...-
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Catalogue Entry: HRWP Rapids Clubtail Contributing Habitat
To estimate the area of potentially occupied and potentially contributing habitat of Rapids Clubtail in the Humber River, the definition of regulated habitat was compared to...-
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Catalogue Entry: HRWP Rapids Clubtail Occupied Habitat
To estimate the area of potentially occupied and potentially contributing habitat of Rapids Clubtail in the Humber River, the definition of regulated habitat was compared to...-
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Catalogue Entry: HRWP Redside Dace Occupied and Contributing Habitat
The regulated meander belt width (as per ESA regulation 832/21) plus 30 m on either side of the stream is considered contributing habitat. Further, potentially contributing...-
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