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StreetPro New Zealand Version 2018.11

Product Guide

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

About StreetPro 3

Hyperlinks 4 Feedback 4 The StreetPro Family - Compared 4

StreetPro Navigation 4 StreetPro 4 StreetPro Display 5 StreetPro Basic 5

Getting Started 6

Installing StreetPro 7 PRJ File 7 MapInfo .ABB File 7 MapInfo .

The StreetPro Workspace 7

Layer Descriptions 9

Streets 10 Feature Codes and Display Characteristics 11 Table Structure 13 ROAD_CLASS Descriptions 15

Localities 17 Feature Codes and Display Characteristics 17 Table Structure 18

Streets: Non-routable 19 Table Structure 19

Node 20 Table Structure 20

Turn Restrictions 21 Table Structure 21

Highways and Main Roads 22 Feature Codes and Display Characteristic 22 Table Structure 23

Airports 24 Feature Codes and Display Characteristics24

Table Structure 25 Railways and Railway Stations 25

Feature Codes and Display Characteristics 25 Table Structure 26

Features 26 Feature Codes and Display Characteristics 27 Table Structure 36

Parks and Reserves 37

Feature Codes and Display Characteristics 37 Table Structure 38

Drainage 38 Feature Codes and Display Characteristics 39 Table Structure 39

Ocean and Landmass 40 Feature Codes and Display Characteristics 40 Table Structure 40

Built-Up Area 41 Feature Codes and Display Characteristics 41 Table Structure 42

Territorial Authority 42 Feature Codes and Display Characteristics 42 Table Structure 43

System Information 44

Metadata 45 StreetPro Unique Feature Identifiers 46 miCode Schema 46 StreetPro Projection / Datum 47

File Naming Conventions 48

File Naming Conventions

StreetPro Street Types & Abbreviations 51

Data Support and Feedback 54

Feedback Process

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1 – About StreetPro

Welcome to the StreetPro New Zealand Product Guide. This document is intended to assist you in gaining maximum benefit from the product, by describing installation procedures and providing a detailed insight into the datasets and associated files that make up the product.

StreetPro offers comprehensive and current street centerline and boundary information suitable for a broad range of applications. It comprises an extensive array of layers, including a high quality street network and a wide variety of contextual layers such as parks, waterways, landmass and rail, to enhance analysis and map presentation. It can also include the attribution of administrative boundaries, streets, landmarks and buildings.

In this chapter:

Hyperlinks 4 Feedback 4 The StreetPro Family - Compared 4

StreetPro New Zealand Product Guide

Hyperlinks If you are viewing this guide using Adobe Acrobat, you can click on blue text (as in the examples immediately above) to jump to related information, for example other locations in the document or external websites.

Feedback Pitney Bowes Software strives to be responsive to the evolving and growing utility of this data product within numerous and wide-ranging types of organisations. We therefore encourage any feedback and suggestions (refer to Appendix C: Data Support and Feedback) that will assist us in developing the best possible dataset for your business requirements.

The StreetPro Family - Compared

StreetPro Navigation This is the most comprehensive version of the product suite, offering a high performance network for routing, in-car navigation, and logistics needs, including:

• Street address range information. • Fully detailed street connectivity of 'routable' roads for geocoding and routing

purposes. • 'Non-routable' streets included separately for reference and visualisation purposes. • A nodes table with unique identifiers representing the start and end locations of every

street segment. • Turn restrictions representing routing constraints (e.g. 'No Right Turn'). • Road classifications based on a combination of road type and area type (urban/rural

classification).

StreetPro Classic StreetPro Classic is the full-featured version of the product suite, but without the routing components such as the combined road type / area type classification, turn restrictions, and link-node relationships.

It includes detailed street information, accurate street topology for basic routing purposes, rich feature information, and administrative boundaries.


1 – About StreetPro

It includes information on street address ranges, and correct street topology for geocoding and basic routing purposes.

StreetPro Display StreetPro Display is a reduced version of StreetPro, designed for applications where performance (such as map rendering rate) is important. It is an ideal national map base for data generated by geocoding or routing applications, or for deployment through web-based applications.

The key differences between StreetPro and StreetPro Display are as follows:

• The Streets layer in the Display version has been optimised for improved on-screen performance, by merging records with the same name and/or road classification - thereby reducing redraw time and storage space.

• Address range information is not included in the Display version.


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2 – Getting Started

This chapter provides you with instructions for installing the StreetPro data and explains how to open the supplied workspaces using MapInfo Professional.

In this chapter:

Installing StreetPro 7 The StreetPro Workspace 8


Installing StreetPro Each StreetPro product is supplied in the form of compressed files and must be installed onto a hard drive before use.

Customised versions of StreetPro are usually supplied as uncompressed files on the media and can either be opened directly from the media or copied to a hard drive for use.

CAUTION: If you intend using StreetPro data across a network, ensure that the appropriate License Agreements have been drawn up. For more information regarding these Agreements,contact your local Pitney Bowes Software office or Reseller.

CAUTION: Before installing or opening any product, ensure that you have read and understood all the associated License Agreements, and that there is enough storage space for the data.

To install a standard (as opposed to a customised) StreetPro product, insert the media into the disk drive. The setup program should start automatically and a series of prompts will guide you through the installation. Alternatively, use Windows Explorer or similar to run the SETUP.EXE program located on the media.

MapInfo .PRJ File MapInfo Professional uses a file named MAPINFOW.PRJ as a lookup table of map projections. This file is usually located in the MapInfo Professional program directory.

A MAPINFOW.PRJ file optimised for New Zealand data is included with StreetPro. It is stored in the Extras folder where StreetPro is installed.

MapInfo .ABB File MapInfo Professional provides an option to use a lookup table of substitute street name abbreviations when geocoding. This file is very useful in maximising success rates when geocoding data to a street layer. The file is named MAPINFOW.ABB and is located in the MapInfo Professional program directory.

A MAPINFOW.ABB file optimised for New Zealand data is included with StreetPro. It is stored in the Extras folder where StreetPro is installed.

File Naming Conventions describes the street naming convention used in StreetPro and provides a list of street types and their abbreviations.

The StreetPro Workspace


2 – Getting Started

A workspace enables you to store layer and window settings of a session within MapInfo Professional. These settings include map layer display parameters such as object style and zoom layering, layer order, object labelling, and map view.

The standard StreetPro product comes with at least one workspace (suffixed by the .WOR extension) that automatically opens all layers into a map window with optimised display settings.

To open a StreetPro workspace within MapInfo Professional:

1. Either click the Open Workspace button on the Standard toolbar, or select Open from the File menu.

2. Choose Workspace (.WOR) from Files of Type.

3. Locate the workspace that you wish to open.

4. Click Open.


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3 – Layer Descriptions

This chapter contains an overview of the various layers included with the different flavours of StreetPro New Zealand:

In this chapter:

Streets 10

The chapter gives a description of the structure of each layer and the symbology (or styles) used to represent different object types.

Localities 17 Node 20 Turn Restrictions 21 Highways and Main Roads 22 Airports 24 Railways and Railway Stations 25 Features 26 Parks and Reserves 37 Drainage 38 Ocean and Landmass 40 Built-Up Area 41 Territorial Authority 42


Additional information related to each of the StreetPro New Zealand layers is available in the Metadata statements that are included with the installation files. Metadata information describes the dataset in terms of key factors such as product content, currency and accuracy.

Streets The StreetPro New Zealand Streets table (*ST.TAB) comprises street centreline records attributed with information including name and address range values (where available), alias name, road classification code and unique feature identifier (SP_UFI). A LABEL field is included to facilitate the cartographic representation of street labels.

Street names are formatted in accordance with the guidelines set out in the AS/NZS4819:2003 and AS4590:2006 “Standard Street Naming & Addressing” documents. A description of the street naming conventions and standards is provided in File Naming Conventions.

Address range information is derived from jurisdictional address datasets and field capture programs. This data is subject to an ongoing maintenance program to improve completeness, currency and consistency.

Spatial accuracy of the street data is approximately +/- 10 metres within metropolitan areas and +/- 20 metres outside metropolitan areas. This data is also subject to an ongoing maintenance program, to improve spatial accuracy and topological representation.



Feature Codes and Display Characteristics miCode Type Code Feature Graphic Object Details

301 Freeway

Pen (40, 130,13777980) 20010000 2301** Freeway-Roundabout

3301* Freeway - Turning lane / ramp

20011100 9301 Freeway - Tunnel Pen (1,68,13777980)

300 Highway

Pen (40, 130, 7116418) 20020000 2300** Highway - Roundabout

3300* Highway - Turning lane / ramp

20021100 9300 Highway - Tunnel Pen (1,68,7116418)



miCode Type Code Feature Graphic Object Details

20030000

302 Main Road

Pen (30, 130,14401683) 2302** Main Road - Roundabout

3302* Main Road - Turning lane / ramp

20031100 9302 Main Road – Tunnel Pen (1,68,8762781)

20050000

303 Connector Road

Pen (30, 130,14401680) 2303** Connector Road -

Roundabout

3303* Connector Road - Turning lane / ramp

20051100 9303 Connector Road - Tunnel

Pen (30,68,14401683)

20060000

304 Local Road

Pen (1, 2, 144041683) 2304** Local Road - Roundabout

3304* Local Road- Turning lane / ramp

20061100 9304 Local Road - Tunnel Pen (1,68,14401683)

20080000 305, 2305**, 3305*

Minor Road Pen (1,5,16744448)

20081100 9305 Minor Road - Tunnel Pen (1,6,81674444448)

20090100 306 Vehicle Track Pen (1,12,14401683)

20070000 Any† Private Access Pen (1,2,14401683)

20070500 Any† Restricted Access Pen (1,2,14401683)

20090300 400 Path / Mall / Pedestrian Access

Pen (1,3,14401683)




1300** Highway - Roundabout Construction Line

Invisible unless selected

Pen (1, 1, 0)

1301** Freeway - Roundabout Construction Line

1302** Main Road - Roundabout Construction Line

1303** Connector Road - Roundabout

20090500 1304**

Local Road - Roundabout Construction Line

1305** Minor Road- Roundabout Construction Line

1306** Vehicle Track- Roundabout Construction Line

1400** Path / Mall / Pedestrian Access-

70010110 8301 Vehicular Ferry Pen (1, 9, 255)

* The roadtype applies only to StreetPro Navigation. ** The roadtype applies only to StreetPro Navigation and StreetPro. † Excludes roadtypes 999, 1300-1400, 2300-2400, 3300-3400, 5300-5306, 8301 and 8400. These roadtypes

will retain their default micodes and graphic objects.

Table Structure Field Descr Type(width) Indexed?

STREET Street name. Char(70) Yes



Field Descr Type(width) Indexed?

FROMLEFT† Starting address number on the left side of street.

Small Integer No

TOLEFT† Ending address number on the left side of the street.

Small Integer No

FROMRIGHT† Starting address number on the right side of the street.

Small Integer No

TORIGHT† Ending address number on the right side of the street.

Small Integer No

ALIASNAME Other known name of a street.

The aim is to adopt gazetted names for each street in the STREET field. Where an alternative common use name is available, it will most likely be ncluded as an ALIASNAME.

Char(40) No

LABEL† Street name formatted for cartographic representation.

Char(70) No

ROADTYPE Road classification code. Small Integer No

LENGTH_M‡ Link length in metres. Decimal(10,1) No

START_NODE‡ Unique node identifier for the first point of the street segment. It refers to column “NODE_UFI” in the Nodes table.

Integer Yes

END_NODE‡ Unique node identifier for the last point of the street segment. It refers to column “NODE_UFI” in the Nodes table.

Integer Yes

ROAD_CLASS‡ Spatial Combination of Road Type and Area Type (refer to ROAD_CLASS Descriptions on page 15).

Char(2) No

CARRIAGE‡ Carriageway Type (i.e. Single (S) or Dual (D)) as per ROADTYPE).

Char(1) No

SPEED_KMH‡ Speed of link in kilometers per hour. Decimal(4,0) No

EXITSTART‡ Valid to exit at the start of the link? True (T)or

Logical No

EXITEND‡ Valid to exit at the end of the link? True (T)or False (F).

Logical No



Field Descr Type(width) Indexed?

EXITALONG‡ Valid to exit along the link? True (T) or False (F).

Logical No

ONEWAYIND‡ Direction of travel through the link: 0: Bi-directional segment 1: One-way segment

Small Integer No

TOLL‡ Is the road tolled? True (T)or False (F). Logical No

MICODE MapInfo feature code Integer No

SP_UFI† StreetPro Unique Feature Identifier Integer Yes

† Not available in StreetPro Display New Zealand. ‡ Only available in StreetPro Navigation New Zealand.

ROAD_CLASS Descriptions StreetPro Navigation only

Class Description Type Code Area

A Freeway (non-Toll) 301 / 9301 All

B Freeway (Toll) 301 / 9301 All

C Highway (non-Toll) 300 / 9300 All

CL Roundabout Construction Line 1300-1400 All

D Highway (Toll) 300 / 9300 All

E Private Road (open to public) 308 / 9308 All

F Vehicular Ferry 8301 All

G Main Road (non-Toll) 302 / 9302 All

H Main Road (Toll) 302 / 9302 All

I Connector Road (non-Toll) 303 / 9303 All

J Connector Road (Toll) 303 / 9303 All

K Local Road (non-Toll) 304 / 9304 All

L Local Road (Toll) 304 / 9304 All

M Unsealed Road 305 / 9305 All

N Vehicle Track 306 All

NR Proposed Road 5300-5400 All



Class Description Type Code Area

P Lane, Pathway or Mall 400 / 9400 All

PF Passenger Ferry 8400 All

PR Restricted Access (closed to public) 307 / 9307 All

X Dual Carriage crossover 999 All



Localities The Localities layer (*LO.TAB) contains points representing locations of cities, towns, suburbs and smaller settlements, as well as other commonly known places and geographical features. Each locality is attributed with a classification that is indicative of its relative size/status.

These classifications are arbitrary and are intended primarily for cartographic differentiation purposes.

Feature Codes and Display Characteristics


80010200 1 Capital City Symbol (46,16711680,18,"MapInfo Cartographic",0,0)

80010300 2 Regional Town / City Symbol (41,16711680,12,"MapInfo Cartographic",0,0)

80020102 3 Suburb Symbol (41,16711680,9,"MapInfo Cartographic",0,0)



miCode

Type Code Feature Graphic Object Details

80020103 4 Town Symbol (41,16711680,6,"MapInfo Cartographic",0,0)

80020104 5 Geographical Feature / Locality

Symbol (41,16711680,6,"MapInfo Cartographic",0,0)

Table Structure Field Description Type(width) Indexed?

NAME Name of the Locality Char(50) Yes

TYPE Code used to classify the type of data in the table Small Integer No

MICODE MapInfo Feature Code Integer No

SP_UFI StreetPro Unique Feature Identifier Integer Yes



Streets: Non-routable No logner available!

The StreetPro Navigation Non-Routable Streets table (*ST_NR.TAB) consists of streets that are considered non-routable but that have been separated from the StreetPro Navigation Streets table to avoid their use in routing applications. These streets may still be required for some purposes, and they are therefore included as a separate table. The table contains unnamed tracks, proposed roads and roundabout construction lines.

Table Structure Refer to the Streets Table Structure on page 13.



Node (Available in StreetPro Navigation only)

The StreetPro Navigation Nodes table (*ND.TAB) consists of points representing the spatial locations of all beginning and end nodes of street segments. Each point is uniquely identified by a start node and end node, and a unique set of X and Y coordinates, representing longitude and latitude locations (respectively), in the relevant projection and datum.


NODE_UFI Unique node identifier Integer Yes

XCOORD Street segment endpoint longitude coordinate Integer No

YCOORD Street segment endpoint latitude coordinate Integer No



Turn Restrictions (Available in StreetPro Navigation only)

The StreetPro Navigation Turn Restrictions table (*TR.TAB) consists of pairs of UFIs (Unique Feature Identifiers) representing turn restrictions, for example ’no-right-turns’ and turns on to streets with restricted access (see the purple street segments in the diagram below). The FROM_UFI represents the SP_UFI of the first street encountered in the turn restriction (designated by the direction of travel), and the TO_UFI represents the SP_UFI of the segment to which travel is restricted.

This table is non-mappable and the diagram below is for illustrative purposes only.

Table Structure Field Description Type (width) Indexed?

TR_UFI Unique identifier of the turn restriction Integer Yes

FROM_UFI Unique identifier of the turn restriction “FROM” street Integer No

TO_UFI Unique identifier of the turn restriction “TO” street Integer No



Highways and Main Roads The Highways and Main Roads layer (*MH.TAB) is a subset of the Streets layer, representing highways, freeways, main roads, and major tunnels (types 300, 301, 302, and 9300-9302 respectively).

Feature Codes and Display Characteristic

miCode Type Code

Feature Graphic Object

20010000

301

2301**

3301*

Freeway

Freeway -Roundabout

Freeway -Turning lane / ramp

Pen (40, 130, 13777980)

20011100 9301 Freeway -Tunnel Pen (1,68,13777980)

20020000

300

2300**

3300*

Highway

Highway -Roundabout

Highway -Turning lane / ramp

Pen (40,130,7116418)

20021100 9301 Highway -Tunnel Pen (1,68,7116418)



miCode Type Code

Feature Graphic Object

20030000

302

2302

3302*

Main Road

Main Road Roundabout

Main Road -T urning lane / ramp

Pen (30, 2, 8762781)

20031100 9302 Main Road -Tunnel Pen (30, 68, 8762781)

* The roadtype is available only in StreetPro Navigation. ** The roadtype is available only in StreetPro Navigation and StreetPro.


STREET Street name Char(70) Yes

ALIASNAME

Other known name of a street

The aim is to adopt gazetted names for each street in the STREET field. Where an alternative common use name is available, it will most likely be included as an ALIASNAME.

Char(40) No

LABEL* Street name formatted for cartographic representation Char(70) No

ROADTYPE Road classification code Small Integer No


SP_UFI* StreetPro Unique Feature Identifier Integer Yes

* Not available in StreetPro Display New Zealand.



Airports The Airports layer (*AIR.TAB) contains point objects representing airports and airstrips in New Zealand. This is a cartographic layer that is to be used in conjunction with the airport location points found in the Features layer.

Feature Codes and Display Characteristics miCode Type Feature Graphic Object Details

60010900 250 Building footprint Pen (1,1,16754768), Brush (2,14737632,16777215)

60010802 702 Airport grounds Pen (1,1,0), Brush (2,10526880,16777215)

60010803 703 Runway grounds Pen (1,1,0), Brush (2,7368816,16777215)

60010806 704 Runway grounds (unsealed)

Pen (1,1,0), Brush (2,14737632,16777215)




NAME Name of the Airport Char(50) Yes




Railways and Railway Stations The Railways and Railway Stations layers (*RL.TAB and *RLS.TAB respectively) comprise polyline objects representing rail and light rail / cable car routes; and point objects representing stations.



10320200 501 Railway Stations Symbol (34,8421504,6)

40010100 500 Railway Lines Pen (1,27,8421504)



miCode

Type Code Feature Graphic Object Details

40010200 503 Cable Cars Pen (1,26,8388608)

40012100 9500 Railway Tunnel Pen (1,6,8421504)


NAME Name of the line/railway station Char(50) Yes




Features The Features layer (*FT.TAB) contains point objects representing cultural or man-made features. Each record is named and assigned a type code in compliance with the Australian/New Zealand standard AS/NZ 4584. Symbology reflects the AS/NZ 4584 code and a listing of types is provided below. Note that completeness of coverage of certain feature types can vary from region to region.



The Features dataset should be treated as a contextual layer and is not intended for use as an authoritative reference. Whilst efforts are continuing in order to improve the quality of this layer, Pitney Bowes Software cannot guarantee its accuracy and completeness.

Feature Codes and Display Characteristics Items marked with an asterisk (*) are not available in StreetPro Display New Zealnad.

miCodes Description miCodes Description

10010000* UNCLASSIFIED BUSINESS LOCATIONS 10010400

AUTO SALES AND SERVICE STATIONS

10010100* GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES 10010401 CAR SHOWROOM

10010101* SHOPPING CENTRE - LARGE 10010402 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR / PARTS

10010103 PORT/WAREHOUSE FACILITY 10010404 CAR REPAIR FACILITIES

10010200* SHOPPING CENTRE - MEDIUM 10010405 MOTOR VEHICLE HIRING

10010201* SUPERMARKET 10010406 CAR WASH

10010202 GENERAL / CONVENIENCE STORE 10010410

MOTORCYCLE SALES AND SERVICE

10010204 MARKET 10010500* GAS STATION




10011000* SHOPPING MALLS/ SHOPPING CENTERS 10060140

FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRO-CESSING FACTORY

10020000* RESTAURANT / FOOD CEN-TRE 10060160

TOBACCO PRODUCT MANU-FACTURING

10020700 RESTAURANTS - DRINK-ING/ALCOHOLIC 10060200

BEVERAGE AND MALT FAC-TORY

10030000* COMMERCE 10060300 TEXTILE PRODUCT FACTORY

10030200* GENERAL OFFICE BUILDING 10060330 FOOTWEAR FACTORY

10030300 FINANCE COMPANY 10060400 WOOD PRODUCT FACTORY

10030310* BANK 10060410 LOG SAWMILLING FACTORY

10030311 AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINE - ATM 10060520

PAPER / STATIONERY FAC-TORY

10030320* INSURANCE COMPANY 10060530 PRINTING FACTORY

10030400 TELECOMMUNICATION SER-VICES MISC 10060700

CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING FACTORY

10030600 NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGA-NIZATION 10060710

MEDICINAL AND PHARMA-CEUTICAL FACTORY

10040000 MINE 10060740 FERTILIZER FACTORY

10040340 TIN MINE 10060760 PHARMACEUTICAL AND TOI-LETRY WHOLESALING

10050000 AGRICULTURE / AQUACUL-TURE 10060770

EXPLOSIVE / FIRE CRACKER FACTORY

10060000* INDUSTRIAL ESTATE - MISC 10060810 PLASTIC FACTORY

10060100 FOOD / BEVERAGE / TOBACCO FACTORY 10060820 RUBBER FACTORY

10060110 MEAT PRODUCT MANUFAC-TURING 10060830

FURNITURE MANUFACTUR-ING

10060120 FLOUR MILL / CEREAL FOOD FACTORY 10060850 GLASS FACTORY

10060130 SUGAR FACTORY 10060860 CEMENT / CONCRETE FAC-TORY




10060880 INDUSTRIAL GAS FACTORY 10060890 MANUFACTURING FACTORY -MISC

10060920 STEEL PIPE FACTORY 10080200 COMMUNICATION MISC

10061000 METAL SMELTING / REFINING FACTORY 10080210

TELEVISION TRANSMITTING TOWER / STATION

10061100 INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY FACTORY 10080220

RADIO TRANSMITTING STA-TION / TOWER

10061200 ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT FACTORY 10080240 SATELLITE DISH

10061310 MOTOR VEHICLE FACTORY 10080250 RADAR FACILITY

10061400 TOY AND SPORTING GOODS FACTORY 10080270 PUBLIC PHONE

10061410 JEWELLERY AND SILVER-WARE FACTORY 10090110 POWER STATION

10070100 HOUSING ESTATE 10090120 ELECTRIC SUBSTATION

10070110* APARTMENT / RENTAL HOUSE 10090220 OIL TERMINAL / STORAGE

10070120 CONDOMINIUM 10090311 WATER TREATMENT PLANT

10070130 DORMITORY 10090312 WATER PUMPING STATION

10070140 GUESTHOUSE / INN 10090313 RESERVOIR / DAM / TANK

10070150 RELIGIOUS QUARTERS / HOUSING 10110100 TOURIST ATTRACTION

10070160 PUBLIC OFFICIALS ACCOM-MODATION 10110200 HERITAGE PLACE

10070200* HOTELS/MOTELS 10110201 MUSEUM

10070210* HOTEL 10110202 ART GALLERY

10070220 GUESTHOUSE / RESTHOUSE 10110203 AQUARIUM

10070300* RESORT 10110300 MONUMENT / HISTORIC SITE

10070400 CARAVAN PARK 10110301 MEMORIAL PLACE / SHRINE

10070410 SELF CATERING ACCOMMO-DATION 10110400 NATURE RESERVE




10080110 TELEVISION BROADCASTING STUDIO 10110401 SCENIC/PANORAMIC VIEW

10080120 RADIO BROADCASTING STU-DIO 10110402 BEACH

10080140 TELEPHONE EXCHANGE 10110500 ROYAL PALACE

10110600 GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES 10130110 THEATRE / PERFORMING ARTS

10110700 TOURISM / INFORMATION 10130120 OPERA

10110800 RECREATIONAL AREA 10130130 CONCERT HALL

10110810 PUBLIC TOILET 10130150 CINEMA

10120000 SPORT FACILITY / OUTDOOR 10130160 AUDITORIUM / LECTURE THE-ATRE

10120100 INDOOR SPORT FACILITY / STADIUM 10130200

CULTURE CENTRE / REC TRAINING

10120101 TENNIS / SQUASH COURTS 10130210 PARK

10120102 CRICKET 10130211 PLAYGROUND

10120103 SOCCER / FOOTBALL 10130212 BOTANIC GARDEN / EXHIBI-TION

10120106 HOCKEY 10130220 ZOO

10120107 BASKETBALL / NETBALL 10130230 FUN PARK

10120108 GOLF COURSE / DRIVING RANGE 10130240 CAMPING GROUND

10120109 RACECOURSE 10130260 NIGHTCLUB / CABARET

10120110 RIFLE RANGE 10130300 CONVENTION CENTER

10120111 LAWN BOWLS 10130301 EXHIBITION HALL

10120112 SNOOKER / BILLIARDS / POOL CLUB 10210001

EDUCATION / TRAINING CEN-TRE

10120300 WATER SPORT 10210120 PRESCHOOL

10120310 SWIMMING CENTRE 10210230 SCHOOL - UNCLASSIFIED

10120340 BOAT RAMP 10210231 PRIMARY SCHOOL




10120500 GYMNASIUM / HEALTH CLUB 10210233 SECONDARY SCHOOL

10130000 ENTERTAINMENT FACILITY 10210300 UNIVERSITY

10130100 COMMUNITY CENTER 10240100 GOVERNMENT OFFICE / ADMINISTRATION

10210400 TECHNICAL / BUSINESS / TRADE COLLEGE 10240102 COURT

10210500 SPECIAL SCHOOL 10240103 EMBASSY / CONSULATE

10210600 LIBRARY 10240104 FRONTIER CROSSING

10210700 CHILD CARE CENTRE 10240300 POLICE STATION

10210800 RESEARCH FACILITY 10240400 FIRE STATION

10220000 PLACE OF WORSHIP - MISC 10240500* POST OFFICE

10220100 PLACE OF WORSHIP - CHURCH 10240600 PRISON

10220200 PLACE OF WORSHIP - MOSQUE 10240700 DEFENCE

10220300 SYNAGOGUE 10240800 CEMETERY / CREMATORIUM

10220400 PLACE OF WORSHIP - TEM-PLE 10240900 RUBBISH DUMP

10220500 PLACE OF WORSHIP - HINDU TEMPLE 10310000 AIRPORT

10220600 OTHER 10310300 HELIPAD

10230000 COMMUNITY HEALTH CEN-TRE 10320100 FERRY TERMINAL / WHARF

10230030 DRUGSTORE / PHARMACY 10320101 FERRY TERMINAL SHIP/HOV-ERCRAFT

10230100 HOSPITAL 10320300 BUS / COACH / TAXI PASSEN-GER TERMINAL

10230200 NURSING HOME 10320420 TRUCK DEPOT

10230300 OFFICE/CLINIC OF MEDICAL DOCTORS 10330000 CAR PARK

10230400 OFFICE/CLINIC OF DENTIST 10330100 PARKING GARAGE




10230500 HEALTH SERVICE - MISC 10330200 OPEN PARKING AREA

10230600 AMBULANCE STATION 10330300 RENT-A-CAR PARKING

10230700 VETERINARY HOSPITAL 10340500 TOLL GATE

10230800 WELFARE ORGANIZATION



... PLACE OF J. DEFENCE II. BANK • WORSHIP • TEMPLE PLACE OF WORSHIP .:. CEMETERY/ 0 AUTOMATIC TELLER - • HINDU TEMPLE CREMATOR.IUM MACHINE • ATM

+ COMMUNITY • RUBBISH DUMP .ii. INSURANCE COMPANY HEAL TH CENT.RE + DRUGSTORE X' AIRPORT "A" TELECOMMUNICATION /PHARMACY SERVICES MISC

+ HOSPITAL ® HELIPAD 'X MINE

[f] NURSING HOME ® FERRY TERMIINAL r'"T.I UNCLASSIFIED /WHARF

+ HEALTH (i;T BUS I COACH I TAXI X TIN MINE

SERVICE • MISC PASSENGER TERMINAL

l;f!, AMBULANCE STATION v TRUCK DEPOT .II MEDICIN.AL AND PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY

~ VETERINARY HOSPITAL fPl CAR PARK .II FERTILIZER FACTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICE TECHNICAL/ BUSINESS .II PHARMACEUTICAL AND .. -I ADMINISTRATION I TRADE COLLEGE TOILETRY WHOLESALING .. COURT • SPECIAL SCHOOL .II EXPLOSIVE / FIRE CRACKER FACTORY .. EMBASSY LIBRARY .II PLASTIC FACTORY

/CONSULATE

CHILD 0 POLICE STATION - CARE CENTRE .II RUBIBER FACTORY

• PLACE OF .II FIRE STATION WORSHIP • MISC FURNITURE MANUFACTURING • PLACE OF ~ POST OFFICE WORSHIP - CHURCH ;;),. SWIMMING CENTRE

' • PLACE OF

PRISON WORSHIP - MOSQUE BOAT RAMP



fS RADIO BROADCASTING .... ]l AUDITORIUM/ STUDIO

GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES LECTURE THEATRE

(lal~ H TOURISM I . CULTURE CENTRE

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE ~ I REC TRAINING INFORMATION

~,a1· COMMUNICATION MISC 1f RECREATIONAL AREA t PARK ·Ual~ TELEVISION TRANSMITTING m PUBLJC TOILET 0 PLAYGROUND TOWER I STATION ·Ual~ RADIO TRANSMITTING t:l SPORT FACILITY

... BOTANIC GARDEN STATION I TOWER

... ~ I EXHIBITION /OUTDOOR

&J SATELLITE DISH t:l INDOOR SPORT ~ zoo FACILITY/ STADIUM

lf RADAR FACILITY ' TENNIS/ SQUASH COURTS

-; FUN PARK

( PUBLIC PHONE ~ CRICKET ~ CAMPING GROUND

.JI POWER STATION @ SOCCER V NIGHTCLUB

/FOOTBALL /CABARET

Lr ELECTRIC SUBSTATION HOCKEY ~ EXHIBl'TION HALL

11 OIL TERMINAL ~ BASKETBALL EDUCATION/

/STORAGE - TRAINING CENTRE /NETBALL WATER r GOLF COURSE I -PRESCHOOL TREATMENT PLANT DRIVING RANGE WATER ,. RACECOURSE r SCHOOL-PUMPING STATION - UNCLASSIFIED

• RESERVOIR r RIFLE RANGE f· PRIMARY SCHOOL /DAM/TANK -J. HERITAGE PLACE *" LAWN BOWLS - SECONDARY SCHOOL .!iID. MUSEUM • SNOOKER/ BILLIARDS • UNIVERSITY •• /POOL CLUB



r-rl GENE.RAL MERCHANDISE STORES (!"8

AGRICULTURE I AQUACUL TUR.E

.!I GLASS FACTORY

0 SHOPPING J INDUSTRIAL .!I CEMENT/ CENTRE - LARGE ESTATE • MISC CONICRETE FACTORY

.!I PORT/ .!I FOOD I BEVERAGE .!I INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE FACILITY I TOBACCO FACTORY GAS FACTORY

Cl SHOPPING .II MEATPRODUCl .!I STEEL PIPE

CENTRE - MEDIUM MANUFACTURING FACTORY

SUPERMARKET .!I FLOUR MILL/ .!I METAL SMELTING/ CEREAL FOOD FACTORY REFINING IFACTORY

lJ GENERAL/ .!I .!I INDUSTRIAL CONVENIENCE STORE SUGAR FACTORY MACHINERY FACTORY

lJ MARKET .!I FRUIT AND VEGETABLE .!I ELECTRON IC

PROCESSIING FACTORY EQUIPMENT FACTORY

~ CAR SHOWROOM .!I TOBACCO PRODUCT .!I MOTOR MANUFACTURING VEHICLE FACTORY

~ AUTOMOTIVE

.II BEVERAGE AND .!I TOY AND SPORTING

REP.AIIR / PARTS MALT IFACTORY GOO:DS FACTORY

Iii MOTOR .!I TEXTILE .!I JEWEL1LERY AND VEHICLE HIRIING PRODUCT FACTORY SILVERWARE FACTORY

~ MOTORCYCLE

.!I SALES AND SERVICE FOOTWEAR FACTORY ffll HOUSING ESTATE

j GAS STATION .II WOOD PRODUCT 1nl APARTMENT/ FACTORY RENTAIL HOUSE

• RESTAURANT .!I LOG SAWMILLING ffll I FOOD CENTRE FACTORY CONIDOMINIUM COMMERCE .!I PAPER/

ST ATIONIERY FACTORY II DORMIITORY

l1i1r GENERAL

.!I Q GUESTHOUSE

OFFICE BUILDING PRINTING FACTORY flNN

.I. FINANCE COMPANY .!I CHEMICAL ~ RELIGIIOUS MANUFACTURING FACTORY QUARTERS/ HOUSING




NAME Name of the Airport Char(50) Yes

DESCRIPTION Description of the feature type Char(40) No






Parks and Reserves The Parks layer (*PK.TAB) contains boundaries that represent recreational parks and reserves. Parks and Reserves are represented by region objects with a green fill.



60010110 803 Parks / Grounds Brush (2, 11796288, 16777215) Pen (1, 2, 14745520)

60010111 1006 National Forests Brush (2, 8245248, 16777215) Pen (1, 2, 14745520)

60010732 1008 Parks / Reserves Brush (2, 11796288, 16777215) Pen (1, 2, 14745520)




NAME Name of the Park or Reserve Char(50) Yes




Drainage The Drainage layer (*DR.TAB) consists of polylines and polygons that represent major watercourses and water bodies such as lakes.

The Rivers / Coastline layer (*RV.TAB) is only available in StreetPro Basic New Zealand.





30020110 100 River

Pen (1, 2, 8432639) Brush (2, 8432639, 16777215)

30020120 102 Minor River / Creek

30020200 104 Canal

30030130 104 Intermittent Lake

30030300 105 Reservoir


NAME Name of the Kampung Boundary Char(50) Yes






Ocean and Landmass The Ocean and Landmass layers (*OC.TAB and *LM.TAB respectively) are provided primarily for display purposes only. They visually complement other layers such as Drainage and Streets.



30040100 980 Ocean Brush (2, 7381247, 16777215) Pen (1, 1, 255)

60030100 990 Mainland Brush (2, 16777168, 16777215) Pen (1, 1, 6316287)

60030200 114 Island Brush (2, 16777168, 16777215) Pen (1, 1, 6316287)


NAME Name of the feature Char(50) Yes






Built-Up Area The Built-up Area layer (*BUA.TAB) is a generalised representation of areas with a relatively high level of infrastructure. It is not intended for use as an authoritative dataset, but as a layer that cartographically complements other StreetPro New Zealand layers.



50040200 201 Built-up Area Brush (2,16378307,16777215) Pen (1, 1, 16777215)




NAME Name of the Area Char(50) Yes




Territorial Authority Not available in StreetPro Basic New Zealand

The Territorial Authority layer (*DIS.TAB) contains polygons representing the administrative boundaries of the second tier of local government in New Zealand (the one below regional councils).



50010102 52 District Boundary Pen (2,2,10526880)




NAME Name of the Area Char(50) Yes





4

4 – System Information

Pitney Bowes Software’s data products come with a range of supporting information and data structures to allow you to effectively understand and manage the content. Details on this system level information are given here.

In this chapter:

Metadata 45 StreetPro Unique Feature Identifiers 46 miCode Schema 46 StreetPro Projection / Datum 47

StreetPro NewZealand Product Guide

Metadata Metadata conforming to ANZLIC standard is supplied in XML file format for the StreetPro product range. These files can easily be viewed in a Web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer. Alternatively, XML viewers are available from third party sources that readily display the hierarchical structure of the metadata information.


4 – System Information

StreetPro Unique Feature Identifiers Each record in the StreetPro tables has its own unique StreetPro Unique Feature Identifier.

miCode Schema StreetPro releases to date have incorporated feature Type coding that is consistent with, but not necessarily related to, a recognised standard. Pitney Bowes Software, with an objective to align to recognised standards and add more 'depth' and 'intelligence' to its coding, has developed a coding system that is progressively being applied to its range of data products globally—the miCode schema.

This schema is a variation of the feature-coding schema in "Defense Mapping Agency (now NIMA) standard, Mapping, Charting & Geodesy Glossary of Feature and Attribute Definitions, MIL-STD-2408, April 1995". The schema has been modified to be an eight-digit/three-part schema with its own definitions for the use of values within each part. The eight-digit code is made up of a two-digit Category code, followed by a two-digit Sub-category code, and then a four-digit Sub-feature code, for example:

Category + Sub-category + Sub-feature

11 22 3333

Pitney Bowes Software will facilitate the transition to miCode by retaining the old codes for the time being. These will eventually be phased out as miCode gains familiarity and acceptance. A MapInfo format miCode lookup table is supplied with StreetPro.


StreetPro NewZealand Product Guide

StreetPro Projection / Datum StreetPro tables are provided in a longitude / latitude coordinate system projected to the World Geodetic System of 1984 (WGS 84). This is a commonly used geo-centric datum which allows the the projection to be used at a global level and facilitates, for example, compatibility with positions derived from Global Positioning Systems (GPS satellites).


A

A – File Naming Conventions

Because of the number of layers - there are 16 layers in StreetPro Navigation New Zealand, 13 layers in StreetPro New Zealand and StreetPro Display New Zealand - it is important to maintain a consistent approach to naming them.

The table below details the naming convention used for each layer within the StreetPro New Zealand product range.

Feature Example

Streets NZL_ST.TAB

Nodes† NZL_ND.TAB

Turn Restrictions† NZL_TR.TAB

Highways and Main Roads NZL_MH.TAB

Airports NZL_AIR.TAB

Railways NZL_RL.TAB

Railway Stations NZL_RLS.TAB

Localities NZL_LO.TAB

Features* NZL_FT.TAB

Feature Example

P


Parks and Reserves NZL_PK.TAB

Drainage NZL_DR.TAB

Ocean NZL_OC.TAB

Landmass NZL_LM.TAB

Built-up Area NZL_BUA.TAB

Territorial Authority NZL_DIS.TAB † Only available in StreetPro Navigation New Zealand. .

Pitney Bowes 49 Product Guide

B

B – File Naming Conventions

Pitney Bowes Software has applied a street naming standard closely aligned to the provisions of AS/NZS4819:2003 and AS4590:2006 Standard Street Naming & Addressing documents.

StreetPro New Zealand Street centreline names are spelt according to the following rules:

• All characters are upper case. • Only alphanumeric characters are permitted: apostrophes,

commas, hyphens, and periods are not used. Exceptions are roads named with a number, e.g. NO 32 RD. The ampersand “&” character is also permitted where it has common usage, e.g. COBB & CO L.

• Hyphens and periods are replaced by a single space. • Names such as O’CONNELL, or MC IVOR, or JOHN’S are spelt

OCONNELL, MCIVOR and JOHNS respectively. • Streets that include two street types within the name only have the

last street type abbreviated, e.g. HIGH STREET RD, SEA VIEW RD, QUEEN STREET MALL.

• Prefixes such as SAINT and MOUNT are abbreviated to ST and MT respectively. Other name parts such as CREEK are not abbreviated, e.g. SANDY CREEK RD. The exception is on/off ramps, exits or turn-offs. In these cases, the street name proper remains abbreviated, e.g. CALDER HWY OFF RAMP.

• All direction suffixes – North, South etc. – are abbreviated N, S etc. • Road types – Street, Road etc. are abbreviated according to the

provisions of AS4212. Road types not provided for in this standard are spelt with their full name. The exception to this are roads names commencing with THE, e.g. THE AVENUE. Names with more than


two words commencing with THE are abbreviated, e.g. THE SHEEP TRL. Single word names are not abbreviated, e.g. ESPLANADE.

• Roads that are unnamed, or for which the name is unknown, are named ROAD.

StreetPro Street Types & Abbreviations

Street Type Abbrev. Street Type Abbrev. Access ACCS Crossroad CRD Alley ALLY Dale DALE Amble AMBL Dell DELL Approach APP Deviation DEVN Arcade ARC Distributor DSTR Avenue AV Drive DR Basin BASN Driveway DRWY Beach BCH Edge EDGE Bend BEND Elbow ELB Block BLK End END Boulevard BVD Entrance ENT Brace BR Esplanade ESP Brae BRAE Expressway EXP Break BRK Fairway FAWY Bridge BDGE Firetrack FTRK Broadway BDWY Firetrail FITR Brow BROW Follow FOLW Bypass BYPA Footway FTWY Byway BYWY Formation FORM Causeway CAUS Freeway FWY Centre CTR Front FRNT Chase CH Frontage FRTG Circle CIR Gardens GDNS Circuit CCT Garden GDN Circus CRCS Gate GATE Close CL Glade GLD Common CMMN Glen GLEN Concourse CON Grange GRA Copse CPS Green GRN Corner CNR Grove GR Corso CSO Gully GLY Court CT Heights HTS


Appendix B – File Naming Conventions

Street Type Abbrev. Street Type Abbrev. Courtyard CTYD Highway HWY Cove COVE Hill HILL Crescent CR Interchange INTG Crest CRST Intersection INTN Cross CRSS Junction JNC Crossing CRSG Key KEY Lane L Roadway RDWY Laneway LNWY Ronde RNDE Line LINE Round RND Link LINK Route RTE Lookout LKT Row ROW Loop LOOP Rue RUE Mall MALL Siding SDNG Meadows MDWS Slope SLPE Meander MNDR Spur SPUR Mew MEW Square SQ Mews MEWS Stairs STRS Motorway MWY Steps STPS Nook NOOK Strand STRA Outlook OTLK Street ST Parade PDE Strip STRP Park PARK Subway SUBWY Parkway PWY Shunt SHNT Pass PASS Spur SPR Path PATH Tarn TARN Pathway PWAY Terrace TCE Place PL Tollway TLWY Plaza PLZA Top TOP Pocket PKT Tor TOR Point PNT Track TRK Port PORT Trail TRL Promenade PROM Turn TURN Quad QUAD Vale VALE Quadrangle QDGL View VIEW Quay QY Views VIEWS Quays QYS Vista VSTA Ramble RMBL Wade WADE Range RNGE Walk WK Reserve RES Walkway WKWY



Street Type Abbrev. Street Type Abbrev. Rest REST Way WY Retreat RTT Wharf WHRF Ridge RDGE Wynd WYND Right of way ROWY Yard YARD Rise RISE Return RTN Road RD


C

C – Data Support and

Feedback

Pitney Bowes Software continues to enhance the data support and feedback facilities available to our clients. An infrastructure has been developed to streamline the handling of customer feedback regarding data products and to ensure that appropriate responses are provided, with corrective action being taken where appropriate.

For the various types of possible feedback, and their submission, refer to the form on the next page.

Feedback Process The process is as follows:

1. Completion of Feedback Form by Client: The electronic form on the following page has a Send button that you can use to send the AsiaPac Data Production Team general comments concerning any of our data products.

You can also email comments (and associated screenshots) directly to the following email address:

[email protected]

2. Handling: All customers are sent confirmation of receipt of email feedback, and then subsequently notified of the type and timetable of the corrective action (where appropriate). Dependent on the type of feedback, the report may be actioned immediately or scheduled for routine maintenance action as part of the next scheduled release.

The Feedback Database keeps track of progress on each item. Follow-up action and advice are provided wherever necessary.

mailto:[email protected]

Table of Contents1 – About StreetProHyperlinksFeedbackThe StreetPro Family - ComparedStreetPro NavigationStreetProStreetPro DisplayStreetPro Basic

2 – Getting StartedInstalling StreetProMapInfo .PRJ FileMapInfo .ABB File

The StreetPro Workspace

3 – Layer DescriptionsStreetsFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicsTable StructureROAD_CLASS Descriptions

LocalitiesFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicsTable Structure

Streets: Non-routableTable Structure

NodeTable Structure

Turn RestrictionsTable Structure

Highways and Main RoadsFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicTable Structure

AirportsFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicsTable Structure

Railways and Railway StationsFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicsTable Structure

FeaturesFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicsTable Structure

Parks and ReservesFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicsTable Structure

DrainageFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicsTable Structure

Ocean and LandmassFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicsTable Structure

Built-Up AreaFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicsTable Structure

Territorial AuthorityFeature Codes and Display CharacteristicsTable Structure

4 – System InformationMetadataStreetPro Unique Feature IdentifiersmiCode SchemaStreetPro Projection / Datum

A – File Naming ConventionsB – File Naming ConventionsStreetPro Street Types & Abbreviations

C – Data Support and FeedbackFeedback Process

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