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Integrated Base Mapping Management
at the City of Calgary
Presented by : Leanne James ALS P.Eng.Supervisor of Cadastral Mapping, Land Information and Mapping
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How Does Geomatics Fit In?
Utilities & Environm entalProtection
Land Inform ation &M apping
Geomatics M unicipalRights-of-W ay
EngineeringSurvey
InfrastructureInform ation
Corporate DataAccess & M arketing
City M anager
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Our Base Mapping Products
• Legal Survey Fabric (LSF)
• Ownership Parcel Fabric (OPF)
• Single Line Road Network (Roadnet)
• Digital Aerial Survey (DAS)
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Mapping Is Updated at Each Stage of the Land
Development Cycle
• Tentative plan
• Approved tentative plan
• Registered plan
Tentative Plan
Approved Tentative Plan
Registered Plan
Circulation Process
Conditions Satisfied and Final Approval
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Associated Oracle Spatial Databases
• GSDA - Geomatics Spatial Database Application
• PUMA - Parcel Update Maintenance Application
• RoadNet - Road Network Database
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Integration
• Existing points are regenerated from the GSDA database
• Common points are matched and a least squares adjustment is performed
• Adjusted points are written to the database.
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Plan Input
• Geomatics cartographer checks out the affected section
• Affected line work identified and updated
• New line work is added
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Parcel Shapes created from LSF
Line work and Text Input
Addressing Objects Created
Addressing Received at ATP Stage
OPF Mapping
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RoadNet Tentative Stage
• Place Junctions and Segments
• Enter Built Status, Street names and Other Attribute Information
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Roadnet Approved Tentative and
Registered Stage
• Update built status
• Update barrier information
• Add address range information
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Digital Aerial Survey
•Annual flight campaign covering 1/3 of the city and all new growth areas
•Information is extracted from Aerial Photos
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• 90 different feature types
• Most sections average 40,000 features
• Accuracy 15cm
• Scale 1:5000
DAS
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Distribution of Mapping
• Design Files are regenerated nightly from the GSDA
• Converted to SDE layers
• ESRI , Microstation and AutoCAD formats served up to corporation and external companies
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Some Interesting Facts
• 304,170 active parcels
• 61,627 Ha or 293 sections.
• 94,567 active roadnet segments
• totaling 9,343 kms of road.
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Tri-Services Mapping
• Started the service in 1999
• Used for dispatch of EMS, Fire and Police inside Calgary and surrounding Municipalities.
• 5 different mapping products.
– 3 for dispatch
– 2 for in-vehicle mapping
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Tri-Services Mapping
• Uses the Intergraph ICAD software
• Automatically routes emergency vehicles
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Tri-services Dispatch Mapping Accuracy
Improvement Over Time
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1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
Verified
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Rural Roadnet
• 49,182 road segments
• 12,422 Km of Roads
• Distributed to the Calgary Regional Partners
• Used for the Triservices Mapping at the City
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Base Mapping and Projects Staff
• 2 Integrators
• 5 Cartographers
• 4 Senior Cartographers
• 2 Graph Systems Computer Analysts
• 2 Coordinators
• 1 Supervisor