BYDA Layers: Urban Infrastructure and Cadastre for Hobart

City of Hobart BYDA Layers is a collection of geospatial data layers covering municipal infrastructure and cadastral features. The dataset includes layers for roads, stormwater systems, buildings, trees, cadastre boundaries, and parking sensors. It is published as open data by the City of Hobart.

Use Cases

• Urban tree canopy analysis based on Significant Tree and Tree layers.
• Stormwater network modeling based on Stormwater Nodes, Pipes, and Branch Connections.
• Cadastral and property development planning based on Cadastre Parcel Boundaries and Building Footprints.
• Road and traffic infrastructure management based on Road Centre Lines and Parking Sensors.
• Identifying potential utility conflicts based on Potential Underground Electrical Assets layer.

Strengths

• Contains a diverse set of at least 22 distinct geospatial layers covering multiple urban domains.
• Maintained and updated by the City of Hobart, with the most recent update recorded as April 11, 2026.
• Available as open data, facilitating public access and reuse.

Limitations

• No column-level metadata, row counts, or file sizes are provided, limiting understanding of data granularity.
• License is listed only as 'other', requiring users to investigate specific terms and restrictions.
• Multiple platform entries show minor conflicts in author attribution ([email protected]_hobartcc vs HCCGISICT).

Provenance

Source

City of Hobart Open Data

Collection Method

Likely compiled from municipal Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and asset management systems.

Time Range

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Freshness

Last updated: 2026-04-11 20:54:25.100408

Geography

City of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia