2DBCB7711FAC06B6E040CD9B0F274EFEEnglishDepartment of Mining and EnergyManager of Plant Health Branch08 8999233708 89992049stuart.smith@nt.gov.au2000-01-14AS/NZS ISO 19115 Geographic Information - Metadata, ANZLIC Metadata Profile1.0Fruit Fly Traps2000-01-14ANZNT0001000020Three trap grids comprise the data set. The purpose of them is to detect pest fruit fly species. They are: 1. Port of Entry Grid. Three lure types are used in the grid. They are Methyl Eugenol (ME), Cue, Capilure (Med). Traps are located within the Darwin, Alice Springs and Gove town areas on a 5-kilometre grid. The purpose of the grid is to detect exotic fruit fly incursions. 2. Northern Territory (NT) part of the national ME grid. Traps are spaced at densities that vary across the Territory. Density is highest in built-up areas and next highest in areas of horticultural production. Surveillance for Oriental Fruit Fly Group of major pest species. 3. NT surveillance grid comprising Cue and Med traps. Detect various pest fruit fly species present in other states, but not the NT.Accessible by permission from the Director Resource Protection.English-25.998618-10.998579129.001222138.0012461999-01-01datasetnot knownComplete.0not knownOnly points compose the data set, so logical consistency is not relevant.0not knownIn some instances recordings are an approximation of actual location.10 metres.0not knownHigh0Traps were originally sited in late 1995. Their location was recorded with a global positioning system (GPS) receiver with differential correction.