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Presentation from 2009 Texas GIS Forum

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Page 1: Maps Across Texas

Responses* (%)

Maps Across Texas

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Welcome and Program Introduction

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What is possible?

What should you expect to take away?

What can we ask and expect from you?

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Responses* (%)How We Got Here

Responding to Change

• Recognize role and value of GIS in the state

• Delivering greater (tax payer) value and adopting a

process for coordination and sharing

• How we develop strategies, collaborate, and

integrate

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Responses* (%)Dustin LanierDirector,Council on Competitive Government

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Responses* (%)The HPIDS Contract

CCG – Measures of success

Participation and savings to the state

Efficiency and transparency

“Thinking in terms of what is best for Texas”

• Expectations

• Challenging silo or hyper-local thinking

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Responses* (%)Bruce BarrTexas Association of CountiesChair, Texas Geographic Information Council - TGIC

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Responses* (%)TGIC Role and Opportunity

Community – the key ingredient

Collaboration – plans, requirements, ideas

Involvement and decision making

• TGIC advisory committees

• Local representation

• Federal representation

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Responses* (%)Coordinating HPIDS Activities

Planning

Policies

Survey

Feedback

Statements of Work & Projects

Role of TNRIS and the TWDB

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Responses* (%)How HPIDS Works

1. Notification – Project Sponsor notifies TNRIS

of intent to use contract

2. Determination of Applicability – TWDB/TNRIS

reviews project for coordination benefits

3. Conditions of Use

1. Public Domain version of data

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Responses* (%)Benefits to You

Pool of qualified providers

Purchasers reference CCG Master Contract

Increased opportunity for partnership funding

Awareness of previous, current and planned projects

Statement of Work serves as State Standard

Direct purchase with provider

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VendorLightning

Talks

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2008/09 Texas Ortho Program

Summer 2008

Winter 2009

NAIP TNRIS

Resolution 1.0m 0.5m

Products 4-band Ortho, CCM

RGB & FCIR Ortho

Naming DOQQ TNRIS specific

Compression

Mr. SID JPEG2000

Radiometry

NAIP spec TNRIS enhanced

• 2008 Texas NAIP award to North West

• TNRIS brought multiple state agencies together to enhance NAIP collection to 50cm

• Acquisition with 5 ADS40-SH52 sensors

• Multiple products, specs to multiple clients North West Geomatics

Ltd.

• 4 – Cessna 441 Conquest II

• 1 – REIMS 406• 4 – Leica ADS80-

SH80• 1 – Leica ALS50-II

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Merrick & Company

World Headquarters: Aurora, Colorado Founded in 1955 Primary GeoSpatial Services:

LiDAR Surveying Aerial Photography Photogrammetry Hyperspectral GIS Solutions Satellite Imagery MARS@ Software Remote Sensing

500 employees within 10 national and international offices

Annual revenue = $85M Ownership: Private (employee-owned)

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Projects in Texas

Completed Projects Since 2000• Houston-Galveston Area Council• Montgomery County• Fort Bend County• Brownsville• Texas-Mexico Border• Texarkana• MIT Lincoln Labs – City of Lubbock• Fort Bliss• Texas Coastline• Coleto Creek Power Plant, TX

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Surveying And Mapping, Inc.5508 West Highway 290, Building B

Austin, Texas 78735

www.saminc.biz

800-656-9525

LYNX Mobile Mapping LiDAR sensors: 2 Cameras: currently 2 5-mega pixel, integrating 2 additional 5-mega

pixel Scanner field of view: 360 degrees Laser measurement rate per sensor: 200,000 kHz programmable

(point density along a single line of data) Scan frequency per sensor: 80 to 200 Hz programmable (line to line density along the x-axis) Measurements per laser pulse: Up to 4 simultaneous Maximum Range per sensor: 600’ @ 20% reflectivity Laser pulse width: @ 300’ 0.82’ @ 600 feet 0.164’ Range precision (relative accuracy within scan data): 0.023’ Absolute accuracy: 0.164’

Assumes good GPS quality

Accuracy maybe improved via post-processing

techniques Laser classification: IEC/CDRH Class 1 eye-safe

“LYNX” Mobile Laser Scanning

A mobile mapping solution that incorporates LiDAR, cameras, and position / navigation (GPS & Inertial Measurement Unit – IMU)

Mobile Mapping

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Surveying And Mapping, Inc.5508 West Highway 290, Building B

Austin, Texas 78735

www.saminc.biz

800-656-9525

Focused On Your World

Professional Land

Surveying and Aerial

Mapping

Professional Land Surveying

Aerial Mapping & LiDAR

Our professional team provides a complete suite of Land Surveying services, including:

• Topographic Surveys• Design Surveys• Hydrographic Surveys• Photogrammetric Ground

Control

• As-Built Surveys• HDS Laser Scanning• Land Development Services• GPS Surveying

• Boundary Surveys• Land Title Surveys• Right-of-Way Mapping• Route Surveys

Our fully digital Photogrammetric Department offers the following services:

• Aerial Triangulation• Digital Orthophotography• Planimetric &

Topographic Mapping• Digital Terrain/ Elevation

Modeling (DTM/DEM)

• LiDAR Acquisition & Processing

• Ground Control• Digital & Conventional

Image Acquisition

• Flight Planning and Execution

• Airborne GPS & ABGPS/IMU Controlled Photography

• Image Scanning

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Dewberry Company Information

Established in 1956 Headquarters in Fairfax, VA Multi-disciplined A/E 1,955 Professionals 40 Locations including Dallas &

Denton 235 Geospatial Professionals 2009 ESRI Business Partner of the Year

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Geographic Information Systems• Remote Sensing/LiDAR

– Acquisition, Processing – QA/QC

• Program Management• Application Development• Data Integration• Floodplain Mapping• Imagery Services• Facility Management• Climate Change

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Michael Baker, Jr. Inc.

1943

• Austin• Houston• Arlington• Dallas• San Antonio• Denton

5,000 Employees400 GIS Professionals

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Michael Baker, Jr. Inc.

GIS Planning

Needs Assessment System Design Specifications Development Data Modeling Database Design

Data Collection

GPS Mapping Terrestrial LiDAR Asset Inventories Document & Drawing

Scanning

Data Development

Parcel Mapping CADD Integration Optical Character

Recognition Orthorectification Base Map Generation

Data Processing

Linear Referencing GeoCoding LiDAR Data Processing

Data Visualization 3D Rendering Video Presentations Dynamic Charting

System Implementation

GIS Application Development

Web Development (Flex,.NET and Java)

System Maintenance On Call GIS Services

On Site Staffing

New York Sewer MappingLargest Municipal GIS Project in USA

ChangingLand.ComMaintaining centerlines, addressing and parcel information for the states of Nevada and California

Terrestrial LiDAR Collection and ProcessingUsing the latest LYNX System from Optech400,000 points/second, incredible accuracy.

FEMA Primary GIS ConsultantEmergency Response and National Mapping

BEASTBakers Enterprise Application Server Technology

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AmberCore Software Inc. confidential 22

■ First LiDAR company headquartered in Texas – founded in 1998■ Proprietary LiDAR technology, first developed at HARC (Houston Advanced

Research Council)■ 20+ years of airborne and digital mapping/surveying experience; dozens

of projects in Texas covering thousands of square miles including data for Houston-Galveston Area Council (HGAC) and Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project (TSARP)

■ Expertise in Physics, Engineering, Geodesy and GIS – One of the top tier LiDAR companies worldwide

■ Multiple LiDAR systems: Low Range helicopter, High Range fixed-wing, Multi-Range, and Terrestrial mobile - TITAN®

■ Most stringent QC Process for data collection and processing in the LiDAR industry

■ Only Terrapoint employees collect and process data; ■ this exclusivity ensures the ultimate level of informational

security■ Strong IP

Experienced Global Vision

Houston . Washington DC . Dallas . Seattle . Salt Lake City . Phoenix . Vancouver . Calgary . Ottawa . Kharkiv . Moscow . Johannesburg

The Woodlands, TX officeThe Woodlands, TX office

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AmberCore Software Inc. confidential 23

Project Experience

■ 700 LiDAR projects delivered■ Airborne LiDAR/Digital Image■ Mobile Ground LiDAR

Major Markets served:Flood Plain MappingMiningOil & Gas/SeismicTransportationEnvironmental Power/UtilitiesLand Development

Reliant

Park

Reliant

Park

HoustonAstrodome

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www.fugroearthdata.com Proprietary Information

Fugro EarthData – HPIDS Vendor

• LiDAR• Aerial Imagery• Radar (GeoSAR)• Oblique Imagery

(Panoramic)• Satellite Remote

Sensing• Thematic Mapping• Corridor Mapping

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www.fugroearthdata.com Proprietary Information

Fugro EarthData Geospatial Services

Airborne imagery & photogrammetry: performing acquisition-to-production services for the creation of customized, high resolution products from airborne imagery.

Topographic LiDAR mapping: acquiring high accuracy 3D elevation and surface feature data for efficient production of topographic mapping products.

Image classification and thematic mapping: image classification using automated object-oriented methods or photointerpretation for LULC and benthic habitat maps, wetlands delineation, change detection.

Rapid response mapping: pre-planning; rapid mobilization, airborne data collection and processing; photointerpretation for damage assessment data dissemination

Contact information

Phone: 865-621-2984

Email: [email protected]

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Founded in 1959 218 Full-time Staff Areas of Expertise

- Engineering - Spatial Data

- Imagery- Surface- Feature Data

- Surveying - Advanced Technologies

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2009 © Copyright Contact One, IncCopyright 2008 Contact One, Inc.

About Contact One

2009 © Copyright Contact One, Inc

Founded in 2000 GIS Solutions Customers Nationwide Austin, Boulder, Lexington Office

Locations Public Safety Business Partners:

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2009 © Copyright Contact One, Inc2009 © Copyright Contact One, Inc

Mapping Services Addressing Web Geo-spatial Solutions Data accuracy validation ESRI ArcSDE Configuration and tuning GIS Database Consulting GIS Planning and Implementation

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2009 © Copyright Contact One, Inc

MISSIONSave Lives and Property

PURPOSEReduce Public Safety Response Times

VALUESIntegrity, Service & Excellence

Copyright 2008 Contact One, Inc.

Contact One Products

2009 © Copyright Contact One, Inc

GIS Data Management System

Web-based Geospatial solution

Dispatch Mapping System

Wireless Data Management System

Soft and hard-copy map Atlases

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2009 © Copyright Contact One, IncCopyright 2008 Contact One, Inc.2009 © Copyright Contact One, Inc

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Vertical and Oblique Aerial Photography

Aerial and Terrestrial LiDAR Surveys

Multi/Hyperspectral and Thermal Remote Sensing

Ground and Airborne GPS

Digital Orthophotography

Digital Terrain and Surface Modeling

Digital Planimetric and Topographic Feature Mapping

Cross-Section and Plan-Profile Mapping

Volumetric/Earthwork Surveys

Cadastral and Land Use Mapping

Data Conversion

GIS Implementation, Application and Support

High quality, cost-effective “sky to screen”

geomatic services

KUCERA

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Headquartered in Willoughby OH – offices throughout the US

Staff of 80, including multiple licensed/registered Cps, PSs, PEs, GISPs, and other professionals

Fleet of 5 aircraft-including 3 twin-engines + 2 single-engines

Six aerial cameras – 2 Leica ADS40/SH 51 strip digital + 4 Zeiss RMK TOP/LMK film

Leica ALS60 200 KHz aerial lidar system w/ Multiple Pulse in the Air (MPiA) capability

GeoVista digital aerial oblique imaging systems and RIT WASP multispectral sensors

All sensors integrated with Applanix POS/AV or Leica IPAS AGPS/IMU systems

Trimble and Novatel survey grade GPS receivers

Inpho OrthoMaster/Orthovista digital orthophoto systems

BAE Socet Set and Cardinal Systems VR2 softcopy stereoplotters

TerraSolid and BAE N-Gate terrain/surface modeling

ESRI, AutoDesk, Intergraph, Bentley GIS/CAD platforms

Experienced, Professional Staff and Proven, Advanced Technologies:

KUCERA

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Over 55 years of continuous operation as a leader in aerial data acquisition, mapping, and related services

Have performed aerial mapping services throughout the US and abroad

Have complete aerial sensing and mapping covering over 200 counties and cities since 2000.

Summer 2009- performed digital photo + ortho of entire State of OR and USDA NAIP subcontractor

Numerous clients/projects in Texas:

> 2009 HPIDS Contract – TX GLO and TFS – 4-band ortho imagery of Galveston TX area

> TX DPW – ortho imagery of Redfish Bay in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

> HGAC – 7000 sq. mi. mutli-county color orthos – 2002, 2004, 2006 contracts

> Aerial photo + lidar mapping of Cities of Huntsville (2007) and College Station (2005)

> Color IR orthos of entire TX coastline for TX GLO (2002-2003)

Extensive Experience Working for Government and Private Organizations:

KUCERA

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HEADER / FOOTER INFORMATION (SUCH AS NORTHROP GRUMMAN PRIVATE / PROPRIETARY LEVEL I)

3001

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HEADER / FOOTER INFORMATION (SUCH AS NORTHROP GRUMMAN PRIVATE / PROPRIETARY LEVEL I)37

3001 Product And Service Offerings

3001 is an End-to-End Provider of Geospatial Products and Services

Analysis andConsulting

• Aircraft

• Sensors

Inputs

• Hardware

• Software

Inputs

• Hardware

• Software

Inputs

• Hardware

• Software

Inputs

3001 Service Segment

Photogrammetry Processing

Base Mapping

Digital Photography LiDAR

Surveying

• Hardware

• Software

Inputs

• Sensors • Software • Software

GeospatialInformationSystems

Adv Analytics

Mapping Value Added

Services Exploit. Data Mining

• On Board Processors

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HEADER / FOOTER INFORMATION (SUCH AS NORTHROP GRUMMAN PRIVATE / PROPRIETARY LEVEL I)38

Kermit Lewis985.726.2577

Kermit. [email protected]

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HEADER / FOOTER INFORMATION (SUCH AS NORTHROP GRUMMAN PRIVATE / PROPRIETARY LEVEL I)39

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Transportation/ConstructionTechnologies

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HPIDS Partners

• Williams-Stackhouse, Inc.

• Digital Transfer Solutions

• RazorTech, Inc.

• Gorrandona & Associates, Inc.

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GIS Services

• Business Consulting

– Workflow analysis

– Gap analysis

– GIS design & management

• Software engineering

– GIS systems integration

– Custom development

• Data creation and maintenance

– LiDAR

– Aerial Photography

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Aero-Metric, Inc. Aero-Metric, Inc. Company Overview

October 2009

Maps Across Texas

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Aero-Metric, Inc.

Combined experience of 5 firms whose roots date back more than eight decades

260 mapping professionals Own and operate fleet of 8

aircraft Focus on solutions for Federal,

State, and Local Government, Airports, Transportation, Energy Infrastructure, and Mining

Complete range of geospatial solutions

Tradition of technical excellence, state of the industry technology

On time, on spec, and under budget

Very high rate of repeat clients, long term relations

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Capabilities

Imaging and data collection Digital aerial imagery acquisition Multi-Spectral imagery acquisition Airborne Light Detection and

Ranging (LiDAR)

Digital OrthophotographyDigital MappingControl SurveysGIS Data Integration

ZI DMC

OptechGemini

Contact: Cliff Mefford, RPP, CPPhone: 972-931-6410

Fax: [email protected]

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MJ Harden Associates, Inc.

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Photogrammetry Digital Aerial Imagery Planimetric Mapping Topographic Mapping Orthorectification Survey and Inventory

LiDAR Acquisition Data Processing

GIS Development Implementation

Services

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Acquisition TechnologyAircraft

Cessna Conquest Piper Navajo Cessna 206

Imagery 2- Z/I Digital Mapping Camera (DMC) Multi-spectral capability All bands of data collected in a single

flightLiDAR Optech Gemini Airborne Terrain Laser Mapper

(ALTM) Multi-pulse technology

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Surdex Services

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Missouri Statewide Mapping Program

Services

■ Airborne Acquisition ■ Orthophotography■ Planimetric Maps■ Topographic Maps■ Hyperspectral Imagery■ LiDAR■ Geographic Information Solutions

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Missouri Statewide Mapping Program

Fleet of Aircraft

■ Cessna 206 Stationair■ Cessna 335■ Cessna 404 Titan■ Cessna 441 Conquest (three)

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Vendor Contract Experienc

es

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Responses* (%)

Break

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Responses* (%)Curt StriplingTexas Forest Service

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Survey Overview

Thanks for your participation!!

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Responses* (%)High Priority Imagery and Datasets (HPIDS)Identify needs for data acquisitionDefine optimum acquisition cyclesBuild a ‘big picture’ of coverageDevelop state strategies for key data typesGuide policies for data improvementSURVEY RESULTS

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Responses* (%)HPIDS Survey Audience Municipalities Councils of Government State Agencies Universities Military 911/Addressing

Representation From:

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COG Participation

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Responses* (%)HPIDS Survey Datasets

Resolution

Frequency

Natural color or Infrared (IR)

Contours

LiDAR

Parcels

Special Districts

Centerlines

Address Points

Address Ranges

Aerial and Satellite Imagery

Elevation Data

Transportation Data

Political Data

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Responses* (%)

Survey Results

Survey polled users for interest in data at three scales:

• 1:100,000• 1:24,000• 1:12,000

1:24,000 scale was found to be the most favored resolution

National Hydrography Dataset (NHD)

Project initiated by the federal government to create a seamless, multi-resolution, applications-ready surface water database.

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1 2 3 4 5

1 meter5%

2 foot35%

1 foot15%6 inch

20%

3 inch25%

Responses* (%)

Survey Results

*Participants allowed to select multiple resolutions

Aerial and Satellite Imagery: Popularity Rank

2 foot 3 inch 6 inch 1 foot 1 meter

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Responses* (%)

Survey Results

Approximately 50% of all respondents indicated a need for imagery

Mostly COGS interested in ultra-high resolution (</= 6 inch)

• These COGs cover densely populated areas in Texas

Primarily state entities asking for 2 foot resolution (some COGs)

Natural color was more commonly requested than infrared (IR)

Consensus on annual or bi-annual updates

Aerial and Satellite Imagery, p2

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Survey Results

Current NAIP Project Status

State Agency Planning and Preferences State projects are dependent on federal cycles of collection and

additional funding

Councils of Government Strategies What is the current stability and projected sustainability of

regional imagery programs?

Vendor Discussion How can the COG’s align their programs more effectively? Key variable is timing and frequency

Aerial and Satellite Imagery, p3

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Responses* (%)

Survey Results

*Participants allowed to select multiple datasets

Elevation Contours were more requested

than LiDAR1

LiDAR46%

Contours54%

Responses* (%)

2

Contours

LiDAR

Popularity Rank

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Responses* (%)

Survey Results

Most already have or are not interested in elevation data

Majority of remaining participants requested both DEMS and Contours

Elevation, cont’d

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Responses* (%)

Transportation

Responses* (%)

Centerlines27%

Address Points40%

Address Ranges

33%

1

2

3Address Ranges

Centerlines

Address Points

*Participants allowed to select multiple datasets

Survey Results

Popularity Rank

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Responses* (%)

Survey Results

Local/Regional entities currently collecting

State agencies have a strong desire for current statewide transportation and address database

Transportation, cont’d

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Responses* (%)

Key Issues - Transportation

- Audience Participation-What standards need to be adopted?

- What is the level of urgency and need to coordinate/collaborate?

- The State needs to pursue development of a Statement of Work

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Responses* (%)

Political

Responses* (%)

Parcels54%

Special Dis-trict46%

*Participants allowed to select multiple datasets

1

2

Parcels

Special Districts

Survey Results

Popularity Rank

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Responses* (%)

HPIDS Review

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HPIDS Is:• Managed by TWDB/TNRIS• Accessible to all levels of government• Based on alignment with state priorities• Defined by SOW’s• Dependent on cooperation/notification• Exceptions allowed for special projects

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Responses* (%)

HPIDS is Not:• Intended for one-off projects in need of

procurement• Intended for restricted use data• Intended for sole-sourcing without

justification

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Responses* (%)

Upcoming Activities• 2010 NAIP – possible buy-ups• LiDAR new Areas of Interest for 2010• Development of Transportation SOW• Development of Imagery SOW(s)• Refinement of TGIC governance model

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Responses* (%)Question and Answer