Government and open data
Boat ramp records are assembled from official sources and may be corrected or merged by us. Where a source requires it, the individual ramp shows its own credit and notes that changes were made.
- Transport for NSW© State of New South Wales (Transport for NSW)
Boat ramp locations, facilities and access details.
CC BY 4.0 — modified by CatchKeeper - Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads© State of Queensland (Department of Transport and Main Roads)
Boat ramp locations, facilities and access details.
CC BY 3.0 AU — modified by CatchKeeper
Mapping
- Apple Maps© Apple Inc.
Base maps on iOS. The map itself carries Apple's legal notice.
- Google Maps Platform© Google
Base maps on Android, and place search on all platforms.
- OpenStreetMap© OpenStreetMap contributors
Coastlines, land outlines, borders and place names on the map shown with ocean layers such as sea surface temperature.
- OpenMapTiles© MapTiler and OpenMapTiles contributors
Map tile schema used by the ocean-layer map.
- OpenFreeMapOpenFreeMap
Hosts the map tiles used by the ocean-layer map.
Environmental data
Tide, astronomical and weather data behind the activity forecasts, and the satellite data behind the ocean map layers.
- Stormglass.io© Stormglass.io
Marine weather, tide and astronomical data powering the activity forecasts and catch conditions.
- NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (PO.DAAC)NASA/JPL PO.DAAC
Sea surface temperature map layer: GHRSST Level 4 MUR Global Foundation Sea Surface Temperature Analysis, version 4.1 (doi:10.5067/GHGMR-4FJ04).
Open-source software
CatchKeeper is built on open-source software released under permissive licences — chiefly the MIT, ISC, Apache 2.0 and BSD licences. We're grateful to everyone who maintains it.