AHCLPW410 — Produce maps for land management purposes

1 Obtain information for a specific land management purpose

• 1.1Define information required from data sets
• 1.2Collect and record information from stakeholders consistent with local area management strategy
• 1.3Collect temporal and spatial data
• 1.4Review information for relevance and accuracy

2 Assess data availability

• 2.1Ascertain availability of data sets
• 2.2Establish intellectual property ownership of data and access requirements
• 2.3Obtain data in accordance with industry standards, statutory requirements and enterprise policy
• 2.4Develop procedures to capture data

3 Assess data quality

• 3.1Assess data for integrity and suitability for task
• 3.2Investigate and resolve disparities between data sets

4 Format and present data

• 4.1Identify compatible formats for data
• 4.2Assemble data elements according to proposed map purpose
• 4.3Select data formats to meet user’s requirements
• 4.4Present information using suitable media
• 4.5Present information according to workplace requirements and Australian Standards

5 Incorporate data onto maps

• 5.1Use computer applications to manipulate data onto maps
• 5.2Produce draft maps showing spatial and temporal data according to land management strategy
• 5.3Review and edit maps to ensure accuracy
• 5.4Develop a key to identify map elements according to purpose
• 5.5Analyse map for data required in land management planning

6 Review stakeholder satisfaction

• 6.1Seek feedback on suitability for purpose from stakeholders
• 6.2Review and modify map to resolve concerns raised in feedback

What does an assessment tool for AHCLPW410 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCLPW410 needs to address all 47 unit components: 6 elements with 22 performance criteria, 15 performance evidence requirements, 7 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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