Description: The Reference Grid polygon feature class is used to store the boundaries of grid cells used for living plant collection mapping and/or map book creation.
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan
Description: The Operational Area polygon feature class is used to delineate the boundaries of management or work zones as they apply to administrative, curatorial, facilities, horticultural, janitorial, or other staff groups. It has a relationship with Distric, and features should therefore lineup with polygons from the Distric feature class.
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan
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Description: The Planting Bed point feature class is used to delineate the boundaries of Planting Beds. It is closely related to the Plant Center point feature class.
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan
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Description: The Waste Container point feature class is used to store the locations of trash, recycling, and other waster containers. It is related to Product Information which can store detailed information about the purchase and maintenance of each feature.
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan
Description: The Waste Container point feature class is used to store the locations of trash, recycling, and other waster containers. It is related to Product Information which can store detailed information about the purchase and maintenance of each feature.
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan
Description: The Bench point feature class is used to store the locations of benches, chairs, and tables. It is related to the Product Information table which can store detailed information related to the purchase and maintenance of each object.
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan
Description: For more than a century, the Arboretum has played a pivotal role in the study, introduction, and promotion of the genus Malus (apples and crabapples). Today, the permanent collection includes nearly 500 plants representing approximately 166 taxa (kinds). These include manyrarely seen species, many of which were collected from their nativeranges, primarily in Asia. The collection also holds over one hundredcultivars, which have been selected for certain horticultural merits suchas flower size and color, fruit persistence, and disease resistance.Since 2010, the Peters HillMalus collection has been the subject of intensive horticultural care and curatorial reviews. In addition toimproving the appearance of the collection, these efforts will helpin the development of a comprehensive management plan for the collection and will also enhance collections development strategies.
Description: The Plant Center layer contains center points for individual plants and plants that are part of a larger group called a mass planting. Each point has a wealth of information associated with it that is derived from the BG-BASE plant records database. This layer is only visible when zoomed in beyond a scale of 1:2,258.
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan, Kyle Port
Description: The Plant Center layer contains center points for individual plants and plants that are part of a larger group called a mass planting. Each point has a wealth of information associated with it that is derived from the BG-BASE plant records database. This layer is only visible when zoomed in beyond a scale of 1:2,258.
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan, Kyle Port
Description: The Plant Center layer contains center points for individual plants and plants that are part of a larger group called a mass planting. Each point has a wealth of information associated with it that is derived from the BG-BASE plant records database. This layer is only visible when zoomed in beyond a scale of 1:2,258.
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan, Kyle Port
Description: The Plant Center layer contains center points for individual plants and plants that are part of a larger group called a mass planting. Each point has a wealth of information associated with it that is derived from the BG-BASE plant records database. This layer is only visible when zoomed in beyond a scale of 1:2,258.
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan, Kyle Port
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Description: The Pavement Segment polygon feature class is used to delineate the boundaries of paved areas such as bridges, driveways, docks, piers, parking, pathways, patios, terraces, ramps, roads, sidewalks, sport surfaces, and stairways. Unique polygons should be used to delineate different types, materials, and even ages of paved areas. Ages and conditions can be used to predict Pavement Condition Index ratings that are useful for planning resurfacing. This feature class can be used to generate centerlines stored in the Pavement Centerline polyline feature class that can be used for routing. This feature class is related to Bollards, Planted Hardscape, Traffic Calming, Traffic Sign, and Curb.
Copyright Text: Sasaki Associates Ltd., 1990s;
Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan, 2011
Description: The Pavement Segment polygon feature class is used to delineate the boundaries of paved areas such as bridges, driveways, docks, piers, parking, pathways, patios, terraces, ramps, roads, sidewalks, sport surfaces, and stairways. Unique polygons should be used to delineate different types, materials, and even ages of paved areas. Ages and conditions can be used to predict Pavement Condition Index ratings that are useful for planning resurfacing. This feature class can be used to generate centerlines stored in the Pavement Centerline polyline feature class that can be used for routing. This feature class is related to Bollards, Planted Hardscape, Traffic Calming, Traffic Sign, and Curb.
Copyright Text: Sasaki Associates Ltd., 1990s;
Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan, 2011
Description: The Pavement Segment polygon feature class is used to delineate the boundaries of paved areas such as bridges, driveways, docks, piers, parking, pathways, patios, terraces, ramps, roads, sidewalks, sport surfaces, and stairways. Unique polygons should be used to delineate different types, materials, and even ages of paved areas. Ages and conditions can be used to predict Pavement Condition Index ratings that are useful for planning resurfacing. This feature class can be used to generate centerlines stored in the Pavement Centerline polyline feature class that can be used for routing. This feature class is related to Bollards, Planted Hardscape, Traffic Calming, Traffic Sign, and Curb.
Copyright Text: Sasaki Associates Ltd., 1990s;
Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan, 2011
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