20231017
13113100
1.0
FGDC CSDGM Metadata
FALSE
NPS_BLDG_py
002
Geographic
GCS_North_American_1983
Angular Unit: Degree (0.017453)
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20171220
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20171220
14270800
NAP
GIS Specialist
National Park Service
GIS Specialist
GIS Specialist
10.3.1.4959
File Geodatabase Feature Class
vector digital data
2017-05-05T00:00:00
NPS_BLDG_py
This polygon dataset was created to show the Building features in NAME OF PARK. These data were created using (example text:ArcMap 10.3, ESRI World Imagery and heads-up digitization) in DATE.
<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>This is a vector polygon dataset representing the Building features in NAME OF PARK. This dataset is utilizing the updated NPS Building Spatial Data Standard dated 12/15/2017.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
National Park Service, NAME OF PARK, NAME OF REGION
NPS
National Park Service
NAME OF PARK
ACRONYM OF PARK
STATE OF PARK LOCATION
Buildings
ISO 19115 Topic Categories
2017-05-05T00:00:00
NPS
National Park Service
NAME OF PARK
ACRONYM OF PARK
STATE OF PARK LOCATION
Buildings
There may be feature level use restrictions within this dataset. The PUBLICDISPLAY field allows a user to quickly determine which features are allowed to be released to the public. The DATAACCESS field determines what is available for public release (unrestricted) as well as additional constraints on the features within this dataset. If there are restrictions on features, verify how this data should be used or shared with the Park or with the Regional Office prior to providing this data outside of the Park or Region.
<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>The National Park Service (NPS) shall not be held liable for improper or incorrect use of the data described and/or contained herein. These data and related graphics, if available, are not legal documents and are not intended to be used as such. These data are not of survey quality and not intended to be used for survey purposes. The information contained in these data is dynamic and may change over time. The data are not better than the original sources from which they were derived. It is the responsibility of the data user to use the data appropriately and consistent within the limitations of geospatial data in general and these data in particular. The related graphics are intended to aid the data user in acquiring relevant data; it is not appropriate to use the related graphics as data. The NPS gives no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of these data. It is strongly recommended that these data be directly acquired from an NPS source and not indirectly through other sources, which may have changed the data in some way. Although these data have been processed successfully on a computer system at the NPS, no warranty expressed or implied is made regarding the utility of the data on another system or for general or scientific purposes, nor shall the act of distribution constitute any such warranty. This disclaimer applies both to individual use of the data and aggregate use with other data.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
National Park Service
GIS Specialist
National Park Service
GIS Specialist
Esri ArcGIS 10.3.1.4959
<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>There may be feature level use restrictions within this dataset. The PUBLICDISPLAY field allows a user to quickly determine which features are allowed to be released to the public. The DATAACCESS field determines what is available for public release (unrestricted) as well as additional constraints on the features within this dataset. If there are restrictions on features, verify how this data should be used or shared with the Park or with the Regional Office prior to providing this data outside of the Park or Region. </SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
0
EPSG
8.6.2
NPS_BLDG_py
Feature Class
0
NPS Building Spatial Data Standard
NPS, EGISS, June 2017
OBJECTID
OBJECTID
OID
4
0
0
Internal feature number.
Esri
Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
Shape
Shape
Geometry
0
0
0
Feature geometry.
Esri
Coordinates defining the features.
Shape_Length
Shape_Length
Double
8
0
0
Length of feature in internal units.
Esri
Positive real numbers that are automatically generated.
Shape_Area
Shape_Area
Double
8
0
0
Area of feature in internal units squared.
Esri
Positive real numbers that are automatically generated.
BLDGNAME
BLDGNAME
String
254
0
0
Official name of building.
Example: Sunset Picnic Area Restroom
NPS, EGISS, April 2017
Free text
BLDGALTNAME
BLDGALTNAME
String
254
0
0
Alternate name(s) of the building. Data Width is flexible based on local technology limits.
Example: Sunset Picnic Area Comfort Station | Sunset Picnic Area Privy
NPS, EGISS, April 2017
Free text; Multiple values controlled by a | (pipe) delimiter
PUBLICDISPLAY
PUBLICDISPLAY
String
50
0
0
Feature is available for 1) public distribution, 2) consumption by a public facing system or service, and 3) display on a public interface.
This field gives data providers the flexibility to identify features that are not appropriate to make publicly available. Besides sensitive data, this may include data that does not originate at NPS.
Any feature marked as restricted in the DATAACCESS field should automatically have a false value here. To prevent distribution of sensitive data, the appropriate query for feature accessibility to the public is: DATAACCESS = "Unrestricted" AND PUBLICDISPLAY = "Public Map Display".
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
No Public Map Display (default)
Feature is NOT available for 1) public distribution, 2) consumption by a public facing system or service, and 3) display on a public interface.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Public Map Display
Feature is available for 1) public distribution, 2) consumption by a public facing system or service, and 3) display on a public interface.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
DOM_PUBLICDISPLAY_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
BLDGSTATUS
BLDGSTATUS
String
50
0
0
Current physical state of the building (National Park Service GIS Council, 2016).
National Park Service GIS Council, 2016
DOM_BLDGSTATUS_NPS2017
National Park Service GIS Council, 2016
Existing (default)
Building exists and is occupied. It is physically present and observable and is currently used for park mission and/or operations.
National Park Service GIS Council, 2016
Temporarily Closed
Building exists, but is not occupied. It is vacant and not currently being used for park mission or operations but is intended to reopen at a later date. This may include closures due to repairs or a hazard.
National Park Service GIS Council, 2016
Decommissioned
Building is no longer needed for park mission or operations. If the building exists and is still under NPS ownership, it is not occupied and has only minimal maintenance activity, if any. Otherwise, the building is no longer under NPS ownership or has been disposed of by demolition or some other means.
National Park Service GIS Council, 2016
Planned
Building is planned and identified by an appropriate management decision. This includes a building during the construction phase until it becomes open for park mission and/or operations.
National Park Service GIS Council, 2016
Proposed
Building is proposed and no management decision has been made.
National Park Service GIS Council, 2016
Unknown
Building status is unknown.
National Park Service GIS Council, 2016
BLDGCODE
BLDGCODE
String
10
0
0
Functional building type (U.S. Department of the Interior Office of Acquisition and Property Management Asset Management Program, 2016). Includes only DOI Asset Codes considered appropriate for NPS use. This attribute has a corresponding BLDGTYPE value that refers to the same DOI Asset.
Examples:
35100000;
35240100;
40660200;
U.S. Department of the Interior Office of Acquisition and Property Management Asset Management Program, 2016
DOM_BLDGCODE_NPS2017
U.S. Department of the Interior Office of Acquisition and Property Management Asset Management Program, 2016
DOM_BLDGCODETYPE_2017
U.S. Department of the Interior Office of Acquisition and Property Management Asset Management Program, 2016
Three domains are generated from authoritative domain values in table DOM_BLDGCODETYPE:
1) DOM_BLDGCODE_NPS2017. Uses the value from Code in the table to populate both the Code and Description in the domain. This domain should be used only for the attribute BLDGCODE.
2) DOM_BLDGTYPE_NPS2017. Uses the value from Description in the table to populate both the Code and Description in the domain. This domain should be used only for the attribute BLDGTYPE.
3) DOM_BLDGCODETYPE_2017. Uses the value from Code in the table to populate the Code in the domain and uses the value from Description in the table to populate the Description in the domain. This domain can be used in place of DOM_BLDGCODE_NPS2017 for the attribute BLDGCODE. When used, the user selects a domain value based on the Description and the Code value is populated in the background. This domain has been created as an option for more user friendly data entry.
BLDGTYPE
BLDGTYPE
String
50
0
0
Functional building type (U.S. Department of the Interior Office of Acquisition and Property Management Asset Management Program, 2016). Includes only DOI Asset Codes considered appropriate for NPS use. This attribute has a corresponding BLDGCODE value that refers to the same DOI Asset.
Examples:
Bldg Office;
Bldg Comfort Stations/Restroom;
Parking Garage;
U.S. Department of the Interior Office of Acquisition and Property Management Asset Management Program, 2016
DOM_BLDGTYPE_NPS2017
U.S. Department of the Interior Office of Acquisition and Property Management Asset Management Program, 2016
Three domains are generated from authoritative domain values in table DOM_BLDGCODETYPE:
1) DOM_BLDGCODE_NPS2017. Uses the value from Code in the table to populate both the Code and Description in the domain. This domain should be used only for the attribute BLDGCODE.
2) DOM_BLDGTYPE_NPS2017. Uses the value from Description in the table to populate both the Code and Description in the domain. This domain should be used only for the attribute BLDGTYPE.
3) DOM_BLDGCODETYPE_2017. Uses the value from Code in the table to populate the Code in the domain and uses the value from Description in the table to populate the Description in the domain. This domain can be used in place of DOM_BLDGCODE_NPS2017 for the attribute BLDGCODE. When used, the user selects a domain value based on the Description and the Code value is populated in the background. This domain has been created as an option for more user friendly data entry.
FACOWNER
FACOWNER
String
20
0
0
The entity that retains possession of the title (ownership) of the asset.
NPS, EGISS, April 2017
DOM_FACOWNER_NPS2017
FMSS, April 2017
CITY GOV
A city or other form of local government holds the title to the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
COUNTY
A county government or non-county equivalent, such as a borough or parish, holds the title to the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
FEDERAL
A federal agency, other than NPS, holds the title to the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
LIFE TENANCY
A private individual holds the title to the facility and maintains the right to continue ownership through the current or following generation(s). This occurs primarily where a park unit was established after the private entity took ownership of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
NPS
National Park Service holds the title to the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
PRIVATE
A private individual or non-governmental organization holds the title to the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
STATE
A state government holds the title to the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
FACOCCUPANT
FACOCCUPANT
String
20
0
0
The entity that occupies, or is assigned to use, an asset.
NPS, EGISS, April 2017
DOM_FACOCCUMAINT_NPS2017
FMSS, April 2017
ASSOCIATION
An organization that supports NPS functions is the occupant of the facility. The most common example is an entity associated with book and/or educational material sales, such as Alaska Natural History Association.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
CITY GOV
A city or other form of local government is the occupant of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
CONCESSION
An individual, corporation, or other legally recognized entity that duly holds a concession contract is the occupant of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
COUNTY
A county government or non-county equivalent, such as a borough or parish, is the occupant of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
FEDERAL
A federal agency, other than NPS, is the occupant of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
LIFE TENANCY
A private individual is the occupant of the facility and maintains the right to continue that role through the current or following generation(s). This occurs primarily where a park unit was established after the private entity was there.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
NPS
National Park Service is the occupant of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
PRIVATE
A private individual or non-governmental organization is the occupant of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
PARTNER
An entity that supports NPS goals through labor and funding actions is the occupant of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
SHARED
More than one entity occupies the facility. Shared occupants may or may not share maintenance and/or operations responsibilities.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
STATE
A state government is the occupant or maintainer of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
FACMAINTAIN
FACMAINTAIN
String
20
0
0
The entity responsible for performing the maintenance required on an asset.
NPS, EGISS, April 2017
DOM_FACOCCUPANT_NPS2017
FMSS, April 2017
ASSOCIATION
An organization that supports NPS functions is the maintainer of the facility. The most common example is an entity associated with book and/or educational material sales, such as Alaska Natural History Association.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
CITY GOV
A city or other form of local government is the maintainer of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
CONCESSION
An individual, corporation, or other legally recognized entity that duly holds a concession contract is the maintainer of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
COUNTY
A county government or non-county equivalent, such as a borough or parish, is the maintainer of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
FEDERAL
A federal agency, other than NPS, is the maintainer of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
LIFE TENANCY
A private individual is the maintainer of the facility and maintains the right to continue that role through the current or following generation(s). This occurs primarily where a park unit was established after the private entity was there.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
NPS
National Park Service is the maintainer of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
PRIVATE
A private individual or non-governmental organization is the maintainer of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
PARTNER
An entity that supports NPS goals through labor and funding actions is the maintainer of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
SHARED
More than one entity maintains the facility. Shared maintainers may or may not occupy or share use of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
STATE
A state government is the occupant or maintainer of the facility.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
FACUSE
FACUSE
String
20
0
0
Identifies the primary use of the asset, whether it is administrative or public use.
NPS, EGISS, April 2017
DOM_FACUSE_NPS2017
FMSS, April 2017
Admin Use
The facility is limited to park administrative or management functions and is not typically open to the public.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
Public Use
The facility is primarily for the use of visitors.
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
DATAACCESS
DATAACCESS
String
50
0
0
The extent of permitted access to the feature geometry and associated attributes.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Internal NPS Only (default)
Data access is restricted to Internal NPS Only.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Secure Access Only
Data access is restricted to Secure Access Only where access to the data itself is restricted by permissions assigned to the user.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Unrestricted
Data access is open to the public.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
DOM_DATAACCESS_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
UNITCODE
UNITCODE
String
10
0
0
NPS alphabetic code (4-characters) of the NPS organizational unit.
Example: YELL
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
UNITNAME
UNITNAME
String
254
0
0
Full name of the NPS organizational unit.
Example: Yellowstone National Park
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
POLYGONTYPE
POLYGONTYPE
String
50
0
0
Category or type of polygon geometry represented by the feature (National Park Service GIS Council, 2016).
NPS, EGISS, August 2016; Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
NPS_POLYGONTYPE_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016; Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Buffer polygon
The polygon data represents a computer generated boundary describing a specified distance or buffer away from another spatial representation of the feature.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Circumscribed polygon (default)
The polygon data represents a general boundary including the feature.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Derived polygon
The polygon data represents a computer generated polygon based on another spatial representation of the feature.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Perimeter polygon
The polygon data represents a detailed perimeter of the feature.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Other polygon
The polygon data represents some other polygon describing the feature.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
GROUPCODE
GROUPCODE
String
10
0
0
An NPS unit that administers the unit identified in UNITCODE. Can additionally be used to identify a network or other single entity that has a pre-established four letter code.
Examples: WEAR; SWAN (I&M Network)
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
GROUPNAME
GROUPNAME
String
254
0
0
Full name of the NPS organizational unit identified in GROUPCODE.
Examples: Western Arctic Parklands; Southwest Alaska Inventory and Monitoring Network
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
REGIONCODE
REGIONCODE
String
4
0
0
The alpha code of the NPS Region.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
DOM_REGIONCODE_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
AKR;
IMR;
MWR;
NCR;
NER;
PWR;
SER;
WASO
MAPLABEL
MAPLABEL
String
100
0
0
Feature label used for labeling purposes where the park or official name does not meet the need of a particular cartographic product.
Example: Sunset Point Overlook Access
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
CREATEDATE
CREATEDATE
Date
8
0
0
Date the feature was initially created.
Example: 02/17/2015
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Valid date
CREATEUSER
CREATEUSER
String
50
0
0
The person who initially created the feature.
Example: John Smith
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
EDITDATE
EDITDATE
Date
8
0
0
Date the feature was last edited.
Example: 02/17/2015
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Valid date
EDITUSER
EDITUSER
String
50
0
0
The person who last edited the feature.
Example: John Smith
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
MAPMETHOD
MAPMETHOD
String
254
0
0
How the geospatial feature was derived.
Examples: Unknown; Digitized; Autonomous GPS; Differential GPS; Surveyed / Geodetically Derived; Geocoded; COGO; Feature Extraction
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
MAPSOURCE
MAPSOURCE
String
254
0
0
Source from which the feature was derived.
Examples: Digitized from NAIP aerial photography; GPS Unit Make/Model: Trimble GeoXH
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
SOURCEDATE
SOURCEDATE
Date
8
0
0
The date of the source material.
Example: 02/17/2015
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Valid date
XYACCURACY
XYACCURACY
String
50
0
0
An estimate of the measurement error in the horizontal (ASPRS, 2014).
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
DOM_XYACCURACY_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Unknown (default)
Data of unknown origin, spatial accuracy, unknown scale or resolution where a minimum mapping unit or scale of reference cannot be statistically determined (Qualitative accuracy assessment). Examples: Legacy data with little or no spatial attribute information.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
<5cm
Survey-grade mapping with a dual-frequency carrier phase GPS/GNSS receiver used for survey monumentation, vertical assessments, boundary surveys, and SET positions. Often a result of a Real-time Kinematic (RTK), Real-time Network (RTN), Static GNSS surveys or traditional survey methods. Examples: Trimble R10,R8,R6 RTK Systems; Javad Triumph 1,2 RTK Systems; EOS Arrow 200 w/ Real-time Network; Nikon 5” Total Station; Trimble S6 Total Station
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
>=5cm and <50cm
Resource-grade mapping with a dual-frequency GPS/GNSS receiver likely combined with a dual-frequency antenna using differential corrections. Some Lidar data. Examples: Trimble GeoXH; EOS Arrow 200; Trimble Pathfinder Office/TerraSync w/ differential correction
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
>=50cm and <1m
Resource-grade mapping with a differential-capable GPS/GNSS receiver using differential corrections. Examples: Trimble GeoXT/Geo7X; EOS Arrow 100; Trimble Pathfinder Office/TerraSync w/ differential correction
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
>=1m and <5m
Mapping with any GPS/GNSS satellite real-time receiver likely corrected with WAAS. Examples: Garmin handheld w/ WAAS; Trimble Juno handheld; EOS Arrow Lite
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
>=5m and <14m
Mapping with an autonomous GPS/GNSS or location-based services (LBS) receiver designed for recreational or consumer use. Data that are heads-up digitized from sources such as 1:24,000. Examples: Handheld Cellular Device; GPS Watch
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
>=14m
At greater (coarser) than 1:24,000 scale, the National Standard for Spatial Data Accuracy (NSSDA) is 13.9 meters with 95% accuracy (ASPRS, 2005). Examples: Heads up digitizing using an old 1:100000 scale NAD 27 map; GPS collected point under heavy canopy
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Scaled
Map selected; nominal accuracy based on image scale; refer to specific metadata for better idea of spatial data accuracy. (Qualitative accuracy assessment). Any hand-digitized data such as from NPMap, Google Earth or AGOL. Examples: Heads up digitized data using background aerial imagery or topographic maps
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
GEOMETRYID
GEOMETRYID
String
38
0
0
A unique identifier for the feature geometry controlled by the user. This identifier is the primary key of the dataset for data sharing purposes. This should NOT be an automated Esri GlobalID attribute.
Example: {635D4DA2-181C-4ac1-9178-B40033D448ED}
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
GUID (Globally Unique Identifier)
FEATUREID
FEATUREID
String
50
0
0
A unique value assigned to a feature for maintaining feature association across geometry types, tables or data sets.
Example: {BB352B8C-E35C-4AA7-AC71-27A8025425DB}
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
FACLOCID
FACLOCID
String
10
0
0
Location ID from FMSS database for relationship with FMSS and further population of attribute fields. String format in order to merge with FMSS output in Excel format (NPS Life-Cycle Business Practices Volume 1, 2007).
Example: 81748
NPS, EGISS, August 2016; NPS Life-Cycle Business Practices Volume 1, 2007
Free text
FACASSETID
FACASSETID
String
10
0
0
Asset ID from FMSS database for relationship with FMSS and further population of attribute fields. String format in order to merge with FMSS output in Excel format (NPS Trails (2100) Asset Business Practice, 2013).
Example: 589629
NPS, EGISS, August 2016; NPS Trails (2100) Asset Business Practice, 2013
Free text
ISEXTANT
ISEXTANT
String
20
0
0
Indicates feature or features that are no longer in existence or partially in existence. If data represents features that are no longer in existence or only partially in existence following damage, disaster or some other change to its status then the value will be false or partial (Cultural Resources, 2014).
NPS, EGISS, August 2016; Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
DOM_ISEXTANT_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016; Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Unknown (default)
The condition/status of the feature in not known.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
True
The feature is intact with little disturbance.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
False
The feature is no longer intact.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Partial
The feature is partially extant (partially excavated or in a state of ruin).
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
Other
The feature is in some other extant status.
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
CRID
CRID
String
38
0
0
A unique identifier that represents a cultural resource in the Cultural Resource Spatial Data Standards. This should be the CR_ID from that database (National Park Service Cultural Resource GIS Facility Preservation Assistance Programs, 2014).
Example: {635D4DA2-181C-4AC1-9178-B40033D448ED}
Cultural Resource Standard, 2014
GUID (Globally Unique Identifier)
ASMISID
ASMISID
String
100
0
0
A unique identifier that represents an asset in the Archeological Sites Management Information System (ASMIS). This should be the primary key from the ASMIS database (National Park Service GIS Council, 2016).
Example: YUCH00078.00
NPS, GISC, June 2016
Free text
CLIID
CLIID
String
100
0
0
A unique identifier that represents an asset in the Cultural Landscape Inventory (CLI). This should be the primary key from the CLI database (National Park Service GIS Council, 2016).
Example: 100120
NPS, GISC, June 2016
Free text
LCSID
LCSID
String
100
0
0
A unique identifier that represents an asset in the List of Classified Structures (LCS). This should be the primary key from the LCS database (National Park Service GIS Council, 2016).
Example: 36502
NPS, GISC, June 2016
Free text
FIREBLDGID
FIREBLDGID
String
50
0
0
A unique identifier that represents a facility in the national Fire Database for Buildings. This should be the primary key from that database.
Example: {65664FE4-B393-4E99-8BC1-058AE4FA7363}
NPS, EGISS, April 2017
Free text
PARKBLDGID
PARKBLDGID
String
50
0
0
A park or regional value used to identify the building as part of a local numbering system.
Examples: B91; LB-MS (Lake Beach Mechanic Shed)
NPS, EGISS, August 2017
Free text
SEASONAL
SEASONAL
String
20
0
0
Annual seasonal closures exist for this feature. These closures are not temporary, but known to be annual.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
DOM_YES_NO_UNK_NPS2016
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Yes;
No;
Unknown (default)
SEASDESC
SEASDESC
String
254
0
0
If SEASONAL is Yes, please describe the reason for the annual seasonal closure. Include specific dates of closure if known.
Example: Winter seasonal closure
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
NOTES
NOTES
String
254
0
0
Notes or remarks regarding unusual or important aspects of the data.
Example: This was a decommissioned road that is now a trail.
NPS, EGISS, August 2016
Free text
dataset
Simple
FALSE
0
TRUE
TRUE
20171220