Disposition mapping is Alberta's critical public land dataset, meticulously documenting and regulating the Government's approved use of Crown lands. It functions as a comprehensive spatial database that delineates authorized land usage, specifying the rights granted to individuals or entities and the corresponding purpose for which those rights are exercised.
This data is vital given that over 60% of Alberta's land base is classified as public land, denoting land that is neither under private ownership nor under the jurisdiction of the federal government.
Altalis seamlessly integrates daily updates made by Public Lands to Alberta Energy’s Land Standing Report, guaranteeing the most up-to-date information.
Disposition data can be purchased as an ongoing subscription or one-time AOI (Area of Interest) purchases as needed.
Includes extensive coverage of approved dispositions, detailed attributes, and historical records.
DIDs includes information on all the major types of Crown land dispositions, essentially agreements granting the right to use public land for a specific purpose. Some examples include:
LOC (License of Occupation): This permits the temporary use of public land for roads, pipelines, or well sites.
MSL (Mineral Surface Lease): This lease grants rights to access and use the land's surface for mineral exploration and development.
EZE (Easement): Grants the right to use a specific part of the land for a particular purpose, such as a right-of-way for a pipeline.
PLA (Pipeline Agreement): Authorizes the construction and operation of a pipeline on public land.
GRP (Grazing Lease): Permits the use of public lands for livestock grazing.
Enhanced information, DIDs+ is an enhanced version of the DIDs attribution. It provides more detailed and comprehensive information about active dispositions on public lands.
DIDs+ extended attributes include additional information about active dispositions, such as the primary client (the company or individual holding the disposition), their address, and specifics about the disposition (type, number, description, status, and key dates). This information is pulled from Alberta Energy's Land Standing Reports.
