Jim StoutIGIC President

IMAGISProgram Manager200 E. Washington St., Rm.1322Indianapolis, Indiana 46204jrstout@iupui.edu

March 7-8, 2006

Thank You !!!Conference Committee

IGIC Board

IGIC Committee Members

Alex

Jill

Jenny

The President’s Address

• Why GIS?

• The Need for the “C”sCommunication, Collaboration,Cooperation, Convergence,Concealment?

• The Big Picture

• The IGIC Year Ahead

Why GIS?• It Saves Lives.

• Quality of Life

• Good Government

• Competitive Advantage

What you do is important.

Why Collaborate Communicate,

Cooperate?

• Efficiencies – build once, use many times

• Convergence

TeleAtlas (LL) County (SP)

State (UTM) Municipality (0,0)

5sets of parcels

maybe

8

Have-Nots• All Indiana has orthophotography!

• Centerlines (TIGER, INDOT)complete, accurate road names, address ranges

• Point Addresses / Door Numbers

• 10? Counties w/o digital Parcels. Plus 0,0’s

• Elevations / Contours

• Hydrography (NHD)

• Land Use / Zoning

• Public / Utility Assets

Concealment? • Home addresses of:

Judges, Prosecutors, Protected Witnesses

• That is all.

If you know enough about a utility to cause mischief, you don’t need a map.

Nov. 6, 2005 Tornado Path and Orthophoto Tiles

“Before” and “After” shot of one of the heavily damaged developments near Evansville, IN. 6-Nov-2005 Source: 2005 Indiana Aerial Orthophoto Project; and Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Feb. 4, 2004) - A tremendous explosion leveled one home and damaged more than 60 neighborhood structures early today.

Firefighters monitor burning gas line in crater left by blast.

July 97, 1-fatality, 71 homes IndyApril 05, 2-fatalities Eville

"I think it was just one of those things where the [sewer worker] didn't know there was a [gas] line in there," said Patti H, another resident. 10/03 WISH)

Maps take 10 minutes

off the 2-year planning time for

a terrorist.-- IN State Legislator, 2005

Toyota’s Philosophy of the Ideal

Very specifically, for Toyota’s workers, the output of an ideal person, group of people, or machine:

Is defect free (that is, it has the features and performance the customer expects);

Can be delivered one request at a time (a batch size of one);

Can be supplied on-demand in the version requested;

Can be delivered immediately;

Can be produced without wasting any materials, labor, energy, or other resources (such as costs associated with inventory); and

Can be produced in a work environment that is safe physically, emotionally, and professionally for every employee.

Philosophy of the Ideal GIS

Contains all the layers ever needed (above, on, below ground, in 4D);

Is immediately available at the location of the end user;

Is geographically precise;

Is up-to-date in real-time;

Maintains itself automatically;

Queries and models are intuitive;

Is invisible to the end user if needed;

Links to all other applications;

Self-learning to predict the future;

Is cartographically beautiful, including annotation;

Is financially rewarding to the GIS employee.

Amount of GIS Data Available

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esKostyn Curve

Point of diminishing returns

Cultivate Relationships Municipal, County, State, Federal, Private, N-F-P Contact Info

Encourage (Push) Collaborations Inter-Agency, Regional, Multi-Jurisdictional, Cross Industry (University, Agriculture, Commercial)

Track GIS Education & Training Opportunities Expand the IGIC Calendar / Links /

IndianaMap Centerlines / Cadastre / Ortho “Program” Distribution: IU / Purdue; Libraries; WebMaps

IGIC Year Ahead

Jenny in Grad school

McDonalds 2 Co map, logistics

funding

2007 Conference