Building Roof¶
Insight Pack¶
Disclaimer
Overview¶
The Building Roof Insight Pack is a national digital dataset representing building roof information for each State and Territory in Australia. Roof information such as the roof colour, roof shape and roof slope, as well as the primary roof material are provided. A tree overhang flag is also provided to describe where a tree overhangs the building’s roof.
Geoscape Australia welcomes your feedback on our Building Roof Insight Pack. We also publish regular updates on the development of our products on the Geoscape website ( www.geoscape.com.au ).
Frequency and Currency¶
The Building Roof Insight Pack is released on a quarterly schedule for the months of March, June, September and December.
Technical Description¶
Linkages¶
The Building Roof Insight Pack references buildings with roof information associated. A building in the Buildings product with null values for roof information will not be represented in the Building Roof Insight Pack.
The building_pid attribute can be used to link the Building Roof Insight Pack building_roof table to the Buildings product buildings table. This is a 1:1 relationship - a building_roof record will link to only one buildings record.
Data format¶
The Building Roof Insight Pack is provided in the Pipe-Separated Values (PSV) file format and is an aspatial file.
More Information¶
For more information on the Building Roof Insight Pack please contact Geoscape Australia Support.
Data Model¶
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<TD BGCOLOR="white" ALIGN="LEFT" >roof_shape: varchar (7) </TD>
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Data Dictionary¶
This data dictionary is applicable for the building_roof insights pack.
Attribute |
Data Type |
Description |
Primary Key |
Mandatory |
10 Character Alias |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
building_pid |
character string (15) |
Persistent identifier for the building. |
Yes |
Yes |
BLD_PID |
date_created |
date (yyyy-mm-dd) |
The date of record creation for the building_roof record. |
No |
Yes |
DT_CREATE |
date_modified |
date (yyyy-mm-dd) |
The most recent date that an attribute has been modified for the building_roof record. |
No |
No |
DT_MOD |
roof_colour |
character string (7) |
The measured Red/Green/Blue (RGB) colour value in hexadecimal format (#rrggbb) for the primary_roof_material of the building. |
No |
No |
ROOF_CLR |
roof_shape |
character string (7) |
The shape of the aerial building’s roof (e.g. ‘Hipped’, ‘Gabled’, ‘Flat’ etc.) in line with the CityGML standard. |
No |
No |
ROOF_SHAPE |
primary_roof_material |
character string (20) |
The material that the roof is primarily made from. |
No |
No |
PR_RF_MAT |
roof_slope |
number (4,2) |
Maximum angle of slope in degrees of the building roof structure, rounded to standardised class values. |
No |
No |
ROOF_SLOPE |
tree_overhang |
character string (3) |
Provides an attribute that describes whether an identified tree overhangs the aerial building geometry. A ‘Yes’ value is used where a tree overhangs the building and a ‘No’ value is used where there is no tree overhanging the building. |
No |
No |
TREE_OVERH |
state |
character string (3) |
The abbreviated name of the State or Territory that the building is primarily within. |
No |
Yes |
STATE |