N_PLAN_EAU_IFN_S_019
N_PLAN_EAU_IFN_P_019
DIREN Limousin has entrusted the National Forestry Institute (IFN)
the cartographic inventory of the ponds of Limousin from
orthophotoplanes.
The shots date from 1999 for Corrèze and 2000 for the
High Come and the Creuse.
Given the resolution of the photographs, only ponds of which
the area is more than 1 000 m² have been inventoried.
Some synthetic data on this work as well as the comparison
with the SCAN25 on the one hand and the BD CARTHAGE® on the other hand
contained in document (http://diren.dev.eservices.fr/donnees/eau/etangs/rendu.asp?page=etangs_presentation)
This inventory is only partial since it concerns only ponds of
more than 1 000 m² and which are visible in the photographs (in water at
the time of shooting).
Finally, it should be mentioned that bodies of water that borders two
departments have been accounted for in each of the departments and
for the area concerned on the department (in particular Vassivière)
which decomposes into 1 body of water in Upper Vienna of 448 Ha and two
bodies of water in Creuse 153 Ha and 331 Ha) or Lavaud or Bort les
Organs which are accounted for only for the area included in the
region.
This significant work of scanning on infrared boards
colors leads to a fairly complete inventory of bodies of water from
more than 1 000 m² (which corresponds to the reporting threshold
administrative).
The reliability of this inventory is very good both at the level of
the completeness of the base as of the outline of the contours and thus of the surfaces
estimated.
This leads to a very interesting tool for bets that can
now compare their administrative base of declared ponds with
this inventory (undeclared ponds, comparison of areas
declared,...).
But it is also an interesting basis for characterisation of
pond heads since we can quickly know the number of ponds and
the area of water they represent in a given territory
__Origin__
The work was carried out in 2004 by the IFN. The rendering has a basis
digitised data with for ponds with a surface area greater than
1 Ha, the contour of the pond and for those where the area is included
between 1 000 m² and 1 Ha a symbol positioned on the body of water.
The methodology consists of examining on microcomputer the boards
infrared colors that have been previously orthorectified, to identify areas supposed to be bodies of water (very good visibility
in infrared) and which are of a size greater than 1 000 m² and to be traced
the contour of areas with a surface area greater than 1 Ha. It is, therefore, a question of
very heavy but reliable work.
__Partner organisations__
DREAL Grand Est [ex-Lorraine] (Regional Directorate for the Environment, Environment, Planning and Housing Grand Est), DDT Corrèze
__Links annexes__
* [XML metadata view](http://ogc.geo-ide.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/csw/all-dataset?REQUEST=GetRecordById&SERVICE=CSW&VERSION=2.0.2&RESULTTYPE=results&elementSetName=full&TYPENAMES=gmd:MD_Metadata&OUTPUTSCHEMA=http://www.isotc211.org/2005/gmd&ID=fr-120066022-ldd-0713ac1f-540a-4019-824d-938427daca9d)
[See this page on geo.data.gouv.fr](https://geo.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/4c3950d63a4cea1e3f9041a1024809186aad5db1)
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