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Forest, water system, Rest Area/Service Area, and national/quasi-national park polygon data

Various types of polygon data to enrich the representation of the background map (forests, water areas, Rest Area/Service Area (service areas, parking areas))
It is a national park (or quasi-national park).
The polygon data for Rest Area/Service Area (Service Area Areas) and national/quasi-national parks is linked to POI (Point of Interest) data, and the water system data is linked to a name table.
It is possible to identify names and attributes.
This data can be used for a variety of purposes, such as tourist information, disaster prevention planning, and environmental analysis, by enhancing the visual representation of the natural environment.

Data Details

Various types of polygon data to enable rich map representation

    • National and Quasi-National Park Polygon:
      This is polygon data representing the boundaries of national and quasi-national parks on a wide-area scale.
    • Rest Area/Service Area Polygon:
      This is polygon data that represents the shapes of service areas (SA) and parking areas (PA) on a wide-area scale.
    • Forest Polygon:
      This is polygon data representing a forest area at a scale of 1:50,000.
    • Water system data:
      This data represents water systems such as oceans, rivers, lakes, and ponds. It also includes the names of these water systems. For rivers, line data is also provided.

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Expected usage

  • By overlaying this data onto a map, the representation of the background map can be made more detailed.
    This will enable more beautiful and easier-to-understand map representations for various applications, including car navigation systems, tourist maps, and disaster prevention maps.

  • Water system data can be used to visually represent river alignments, water body shapes, and names. It can also be used to identify flood-prone areas, create hazard maps, and serve as valuable reference material for urban development and planning.

FAQ

What types of polygons are there in water system data?

This includes various types of bodies of water, such as rivers, lakes, oceans, bays, ports, and swimming pools.

Does the water system data also include river line data?

Yes, it also includes river line data.

How are the polygon data for Rest Area/Service Area and national/quasi-national parks linked to their names?

Each polygon is assigned attribute information to link with its corresponding POI (Point of Interest).
It can be linked to the name registered in the POI.

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