state of ohio: partnerships and initiatives
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An introduction to GIS Coordination and partnerships in the State of Ohio.TRANSCRIPT
State of OhioState of OhioPartnerships and InitiativesPartnerships and Initiatives
David Blackstone, Technical Services ManagerDavid Blackstone, Technical Services Manager Ohio Department of TransportationOhio Department of Transportation
1980 West Broad Street1980 West Broad StreetColumbus, Ohio 43223Columbus, Ohio 43223
614-466-2594614-466-2594Dave.Blackstone@[email protected]
Jeff Smith, Framework Data ManagerJeff Smith, Framework Data Manager OGRIP/GIS Support CenterOGRIP/GIS Support CenterEnterprise Shared ServicesEnterprise Shared Services
Ohio Office of Information TechnologyOhio Office of Information Technology 77 South High Street, Riffe Center 19th Floor77 South High Street, Riffe Center 19th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215Columbus, Ohio 43215614-466-8862 614-466-8862
[email protected]@ohio.gov
www.ohio.gov/ogripwww.ohio.gov/ogrip
AcademiaAcademia
AGOAGO TOSTOS
CAAOCAAO CEAOCEAO
CCAOCCAO
OARCOARC UtilitiesUtilities
ODODODOD MunicipalMunicipal League (2) League (2)
ODOTODOT
ODNRODNR
OEPA OEPA
ODASODAS
OGRIP COUNCIL REPRESENTATIONOGRIP COUNCIL REPRESENTATION
ACTIVITIES SUPPORTEDACTIVITIES SUPPORTED
OSDI development supportsOSDI development supports
• Economic DevelopmentEconomic Development• Critical Infrastructure Operations Critical Infrastructure Operations • Business ActivitiesBusiness Activities• Regulatory ComplianceRegulatory Compliance• Emergency ResponseEmergency Response• Law EnforcementLaw Enforcement
LIDAR
ELEVATION
IMAGERY
OSDI DATA LAYERS
LIDAR
ELEVATION
IMAGERY
TRANSPORTATION
PARCELS
OHIO SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTUREOHIO SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE
RETURN ON INVESTMENTRETURN ON INVESTMENT
Coordinated OSDI developmentCoordinated OSDI development
• Saves Taxpayer DollarsSaves Taxpayer Dollars• Saves LivesSaves Lives• Encourages InvestmentEncourages Investment• Stimulates High-Tech JobsStimulates High-Tech Jobs
SECTORS SUPPORTEDSECTORS SUPPORTED
Investment in the OSDI means improved planning Investment in the OSDI means improved planning and development activities for infrastructure and development activities for infrastructure projects for projects for
• Transportation – Rail, Rivers, RoadsTransportation – Rail, Rivers, Roads• Renewable Energy – Wind, Bio-fuelsRenewable Energy – Wind, Bio-fuels• Environment – Assessment, ConservationEnvironment – Assessment, Conservation• Health – Tracking, Reporting, InterventionHealth – Tracking, Reporting, Intervention• Climate Change – Modelling, AnalysisClimate Change – Modelling, Analysis
PROCESS IMPROVEMENTSPROCESS IMPROVEMENTS
OSDI information provides decision OSDI information provides decision makers with the information and tools makers with the information and tools necessary to:necessary to:
• Make better decisionsMake better decisions• Improve efficienciesImprove efficiencies• Reduce redundanciesReduce redundancies• Encourage collaborationEncourage collaboration• Improve CommunicationImprove Communication
Athens Ohio 2007 OSIP
OGRIP COUNTY GIS PROFILE SURVEYOGRIP COUNTY GIS PROFILE SURVEY
OGRIP COUNTY GIS PROFILE SURVEYOGRIP COUNTY GIS PROFILE SURVEY
OGRIP COUNTY GIS PROFILE SURVEYOGRIP COUNTY GIS PROFILE SURVEY
VERTICAL VERTICAL INTEGRATIONINTEGRATION
THE MODEL THE MODEL FOR OHIO FOR OHIO SPATIAL DATA SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTUREINFRASTRUCTUREDEVELOPMENTDEVELOPMENT
• Mutually beneficial and critical to the success of spatial data development
• Communication and Cooperation
• Coordination and Collaboration
• Vertical Integration of:• Data (interoperability)• Data Development Funding (drilling spilling down)• Sustainable Funding
Spatial Data Sharing PartnershipsSpatial Data Sharing Partnerships
LOCATION BASED RESPONSELOCATION BASED RESPONSE
SYSTEMSYSTEM
LBRS Program SponsorLBRS Program SponsorOhio Department of TransportationOhio Department of Transportation
LBRS Program Administrators LBRS Program Administrators Ohio Office of Information Technology Ohio Office of Information Technology
Ohio Geographically Referenced Information ProgramOhio Geographically Referenced Information Program
State of Ohio
Why LBRS Why LBRS
Unreliable Unreliable Source Data Source Data
Positionally Positionally In-accurateIn-accurate
Not linkableNot linkable
Poorly Poorly MaintainedMaintained
InconsistentInconsistent
Why LBRS Why LBRS
Field Field Verified Verified
Positionally Positionally AccurateAccurate
Historically Historically RelevantRelevant
Locally Locally MaintainedMaintained
ConsistentConsistent
Positionally accurate statewide road centerline dataPositionally accurate statewide road centerline data• +/- 1 M Horizontal+/- 1 M Horizontal• Verified Address ranges Verified Address ranges
Site specific addressesSite specific addresses• Higher confidence/increase reliability for geocodingHigher confidence/increase reliability for geocoding• Known accuracy & limits of data and useKnown accuracy & limits of data and use
One set of geography – One set of geography – • Multiple attributes for different uses at all levels of governmentMultiple attributes for different uses at all levels of government• Locally maintained – collaboratively fundedLocally maintained – collaboratively funded
LOCATION BASED RESPONSE SYSTEM LOCATION BASED RESPONSE SYSTEM
• Is more than just a Roadway InventoryIs more than just a Roadway Inventory
• Establishes a partnership between state and local government Establishes a partnership between state and local government through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)
• Recognizes the value local government brings to location based Recognizes the value local government brings to location based servicesservices
• Represents a better way of doing businessRepresents a better way of doing business
• Coordinates Maintenance at the Local Level to support activities Coordinates Maintenance at the Local Level to support activities at the State and Federal levelat the State and Federal level
• Improves Services & Emergency Response at all levels of Improves Services & Emergency Response at all levels of governmentgovernment
LOCATION BASED RESPONSE SYSTEM LOCATION BASED RESPONSE SYSTEM
State Government ImpactsState Government Impacts
• Tie robust ODOT attribute database to all roads Tie robust ODOT attribute database to all roads
• Package State data beneficial to Local Government in with Package State data beneficial to Local Government in with program (tied to data model)program (tied to data model)
• Create Partnerships - Push funding to Local Government to Create Partnerships - Push funding to Local Government to support the maintenance of spatial data and attributessupport the maintenance of spatial data and attributes
• Provide a higher confidence in spatially enabled locationsProvide a higher confidence in spatially enabled locations
• State and Regional Coverages for Analysis PurposesState and Regional Coverages for Analysis Purposes• Better Protection of our citizensBetter Protection of our citizens• Better Response to Local Government NeedsBetter Response to Local Government Needs• Better Use of Taxpayer DollarsBetter Use of Taxpayer Dollars
Expression of Interest from the County
OGRIP Meets with County Representatives
Determine County Support and Organizational Infrastructure
LBRS - Memorandum of AgreementLBRS - Memorandum of Agreement
Identify County LBRS Participants
OGRIP suggests the following representation for county participation in the LBRS:
E-911 Coordinator
County AuditorCounty CommissionersCounty Engineer
County SheriffCounty Health CommissionerCounty EMA Director
65 Counties Participating65 Counties Participating67,738 Road Centerline 67,738 Road Centerline
Miles CollectedMiles Collected
OHIO’S LOCATION BASED RESPONSE SYSTEM
SUPORTS PUBLIC SAFETYEMERGENCY RESPONSEROADWAY INVENTORYCRASH ANALYSISPHASE II 9-1-1 MAPPINGCENSUS ENUMERATION
65 Counties Participating 65 Counties Participating ~2.5 Million Site Address~2.5 Million Site Address
Points CollectedPoints Collected
OHIO’S LOCATION BASED RESPONSE SYSTEM
SUPORTS PUBLIC SAFETYEMERGENCY RESPONSEROADWAY INVENTORYCRASH ANALYSISPHASE II 9-1-1 MAPPINGCENSUS ENUMERATION
Partnership AgenciesPartnership Agencies
Shared resource – agencies using the same dataset, same accuracy, same quality
Reduce or eliminate duplication of effort – agencies apply funding a single time for multiple applications
Pool funding to achieve greater goal – obtain a higher level of quality products that are shared between agencies
OHIO STATEWIDE IMAGERY OHIO STATEWIDE IMAGERY PROGRAMPROGRAM
OSIPOSIP
OSIP Program SponsorsOSIP Program Sponsors
OSIP Program AdministratorsOSIP Program Administrators
Ohio Office of Information Technology Ohio Office of Information Technology Ohio Geographically Referenced Information ProgramOhio Geographically Referenced Information Program
OSIP OSIP Ohio Statewide Ohio Statewide Imagery ProgramImagery Program
Digital OrthophotoDigital OrthophotoFairfield County, OhioFairfield County, OhioInterstate 70/ SR 256 Interstate 70/ SR 256 East of Columbus, OhioEast of Columbus, Ohio
OSIP OSIP Ohio Statewide Ohio Statewide Imagery ProgramImagery Program
Digital Elevation ModelDigital Elevation ModelFairfield County, OhioFairfield County, OhioInterstate 70/ SR 256 Interstate 70/ SR 256 East of Columbus, OhioEast of Columbus, Ohio
OSIP - LiDAR Survey Points Interstate 70/ SR 256 East of Columbus, Ohio
Color Digital Orthoimagery Color Digital Orthoimagery Standard 1FT ResolutionStandard 1FT Resolution
Ross
Stark
Wood
Pike
Darke
Knox
Scioto
Licking
Adams
Wayne
Gallia
Huron
Allen
Butler
Lorain
Perry
Clark
Brown
Seneca
Logan
Union
Meigs
Trumbull
Athens
Hardin
Henry
Ashtabula
Noble
Miami
Mercer
Franklin
Preble
Portage
Belmont
Erie
Vinton
Fulton
Putnam
Fairfield
Highland
Hancock
Monroe
Shelby
CarrollMarion
Medina
Muskingum
Greene
Lucas
ClintonWarren
Richland
Holmes
MorganFayette
Madison
Summit
Guernsey
Morrow
Washington
Pickaway
Geauga
Coshocton
Ashland
Hocking
JacksonClermont
Williams
Delaware
Lake
Tuscarawas
Harrison
Defiance
Paulding
Lawrence
Auglaize
Wyandot
Hamilton
Van Wert
Cuyahoga
Columbiana
Crawford
Jefferson
Mahoning
Sandusky
Champaign
Ottawa
Montgomery
OHIO STATEWIDE IMAGERY PROGRAMOSIP
1FT Imagery
Acquisition Year
2006
2007
2008
Building a seamlessBuilding a seamlessstatewide imagery layerstatewide imagery layerto support state and local to support state and local government agency needsgovernment agency needs
Ross
Stark
Wood
Pike
Darke
Knox
Scioto
Licking
Adams
Wayne
Gallia
Huron
Allen
Butler
Lorain
Perry
Clark
Brown
Seneca
Logan
Union
Meigs
Trumbull
Athens
Hardin
Henry
Ashtabula
Noble
Miami
Mercer
Franklin
Preble
Portage
Belmont
Erie
Vinton
Fulton
Putnam
Fairfield
Highland
Hancock
Monroe
Shelby
CarrollMarion
Medina
Muskingum
Greene
Lucas
ClintonWarren
Richland
Holmes
MorganFayette
Madison
Summit
Guernsey
Morrow
Washington
Pickaway
Geauga
Coshocton
Ashland
Hocking
JacksonClermont
Williams
Delaware
Lake
Tuscarawas
Harrison
Defiance
Paulding
Lawrence
Auglaize
Wyandot
Hamilton
Van Wert
Cuyahoga
Columbiana
Crawford
Jefferson
Mahoning
Sandusky
Champaign
Ottawa
Montgomery
OHIO STATEWIDE IMAGERY PROGRAMOSIP
2 Meter LiDAR
Acquisition Year
2006
2007
OHIO SPATIAL DATA OHIO SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORTSSUPPORTS
Building a seamlessBuilding a seamlessstatewide elevation layerstatewide elevation layerto support state and local to support state and local government agency needsgovernment agency needs
Ross
Stark
Wood
Pike
Darke
Knox
Scioto
Licking
Adams
Wayne
Gallia
Huron
Allen
Butler
Lorain
Perry
Clark
Brown
Seneca
Logan
Union
Meigs
Trumbull
Athens
Hardin
Henry
Ashtabula
Noble
Miami
Mercer
Franklin
Preble
Portage
Belmont
Erie
Vinton
Fulton
Putnam
Fairfield
Highland
Hancock
Monroe
Shelby
CarrollMarion
Medina
Muskingum
Greene
Lucas
ClintonWarren
Richland
Holmes
MorganFayette
Madison
Summit
Guernsey
Morrow
Washington
Pickaway
Geauga
Coshocton
Ashland
Hocking
JacksonClermont
Williams
Delaware
Lake
Tuscarawas
Harrison
Defiance
Paulding
Lawrence
Auglaize
Wyandot
Hamilton
Van Wert
Cuyahoga
Columbiana
Crawford
Jefferson
Mahoning
Sandusky
Champaign
Ottawa
Montgomery
OHIO STATEWIDE IMAGERY PROGRAMOSIP II
Acquisition Zones
SW SE
NW NE
OHIO SPATIAL DATA OHIO SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORTSSUPPORTS
OSIP II – Son of StuOSIP II – Son of Stu
OSIP Color Digital Orthoimagery OSIP Color Digital Orthoimagery Standard 1FT Resolution – 9600’ AGLStandard 1FT Resolution – 9600’ AGL
OHIO SPATIAL DATA OHIO SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORTSSUPPORTS
Leveraging statewide Leveraging statewide program to support local program to support local state and federal state and federal government needsgovernment needs
OSIP Color Digital Orthoimagery OSIP Color Digital Orthoimagery Optional 6IN Resolution – 4800’ AGLOptional 6IN Resolution – 4800’ AGL
OSIP OSIP LiDAR AcquisitionLiDAR Acquisition
Point CloudPoint Cloud
Obtained LiDAR at an Obtained LiDAR at an averageaverage of a 6.5-foot of a 6.5-foot post spacingpost spacing
+/- 0.5FT vertical +/- 0.5FT vertical accuracyaccuracy
OSIP OSIP LiDAR AcquisitionLiDAR Acquisition
DIGITAL ELEVATION MODELDIGITAL ELEVATION MODEL
Hillshaded DEM Including Above Hillshaded DEM Including Above Ground FeaturesGround Features
3D Perspective3D Perspective
OSIP OSIP LiDARLiDAR
ELEVATION ELEVATION PROFILEPROFILE
Preliminary Engineering
Predictive Landslide Modeling
Predictive Landslide Modeling
GISSCGISSC
OSIP OSIP LiDAR LiDAR Supports Supports Flood Flood InundationInundationMapping Mapping
MARY
WARREN
LA
NE
HILL
CHARLES
GAY
SA
ND
US
KY
PO
PL
AR
RENSSELAER
WA
LN
UT
EA
ST
SE
AR
S
JUM
P
SP
RIN
G
WOODLAWN
PERRY
MANSFIELD
HIG
HL
AN
D
REID
IRO
N
RIVER
WIL
EY
TIF
FIN
NORTON
CL
AR
K
MY
ER
S
GALEN
ANN
LU
TZ
WILBUR
FAIL
OR
HULL
RID
GE
EAST END
JON
ES
PL
AN
TS
BLICKE
PLYMOUTH
WATER
NEVADA
ET
HE
L
KR
AM
ER
KA
LE
R
SW
IGA
RT
HA
LL
FIS
HE
R
CLINTON
JAM
ES
GR
AC
E
KE
AR
SL
EY
PA
RK
SH
EC
KL
ER
WA
TE
RF
OR
D
EA
RL
LIN
K
ST
OL
L
PL
EA
SA
NT
HIL
L
PE
AR
L
LIN
DE
N
HOPLEY
NORTH
HOWARD
PL
UM
RU
SS
EL
L
FOREST HILLS
UN
NA
ME
D
CR
AW
FO
RD
CA
TH
ER
I NE
VIC
TO
RY
WIL
LA
RD
PR
OS
PE
CT
BE
VE
RL Y
SHER
MA
N
HA
RP
ER
WARD & YOUNG RIVEREDGE MHP
WASHINGTON
MANSFIELD
EA
ST
HILL
PERRY
GALEN
GALEN
Bucyrus, Ohio Ohio Statewide Imagery Program
City
LBRS Centerlines
Bucyrus 982' Extent
LBRS Centerlines PUT
River Gage 730.7'
100 Yr Flood Plain0 850 1,700 2,550 3,400425Feet
Data Source:Office of Information TechnologyOhio Geographically Referenced Information Program 2006 OSIP Imagery 2006 OSIP DEM 2007 LBRS CenterlinesFEMA Flood PlainODNR County BoundariesODOT Municipal Boundaries
GISSCGISSC
OSIP OSIP LiDAR LiDAR Supports Supports Flood Flood InundationInundationMapping Mapping
Statewide Parcel StrategyStatewide Parcel Strategy
State of Ohio
OGRIP is engaging state agencies and local government officials OGRIP is engaging state agencies and local government officials in a collaborative effort to establish a statewide parcel database in a collaborative effort to establish a statewide parcel database layer layer
Investigating the feasibility of establishing a public/private Investigating the feasibility of establishing a public/private partnership to support aggregation and integrationpartnership to support aggregation and integration
Continuing the build-out of the Ohio Spatial Data Infrastructure Continuing the build-out of the Ohio Spatial Data Infrastructure (OSDI) and providing state agencies with much needed information (OSDI) and providing state agencies with much needed information to better manage these assets.to better manage these assets.
REALREAL
PROPERTYPROPERTY
INVENTORYINVENTORY
REALREAL
PROPERTYPROPERTY
INVENTORYINVENTORY
PARCELSPARCELS
ROSS41,816
WOOD73,198
PIKE0
KNOX42,686
DARKE0 LICKING
80,597
SCIOTO0
STARK195,778
ADAMS0
WAYNE58,000
UNION26,068
HURON39,917
MEIGS0
MIAMI49,100
SENECA34,687
LOGAN34,898
LORAIN164,067
BROWN34,000
GALLIA0
ATHENS44,252
ALLEN54,057
HENRY18,214
PERRY0
HARDIN19,706
BUTLER155,000
NOBLE0
ASHTABULA81,000
CLARK65,000
TRUMBULL142,670
PUTNAM0
VINTON0
BELMONT59,548
MERCER24,377
MEDINA82,000
MUSKINGUM68,994
SUMMIT271,879
FRANKLIN416,875
HIGHLAND30,557
PREBLE24,618
HANCOCK38,915
PORTAGE0
FULTON23,862
MONROE0
SHELBY0
MARION35,000 HOLMES
29,177
MADISON20,655
GREENE71,642
FAIRFIELD69,548
PICKAWAY28,172
LUCAS202,792
RICHLAND72,914
GUERNSEY39,321
CLINTON22,483
WASHINGTON72,166
GEAUGA51,377
MORGAN21,000FAYETTE
16,649WARREN
91,680
HOCKING19,247
COSHOCTON29,703
ASHLAND52,523
JACKSON27,578
WILLIAMS25,952
MORROW0
ERIE46,680
CARROLL28,937
PAULDING17,802
DEFIANCE24,595
DELAWARE77,981
WYANDOT0
LAWRENCE0
CUYAHOGA525,000
HAMILTON348,496
AUGLAIZE28,390
COLUMBIANA77,000
VAN WERT0
HARRISON0
MAHONING160,000
SANDUSKY33,660
CHAMPAIGN25,396
CRAWFORD32,061
OTTAWA37,700
CLERMONT91,459
TUSCARAWAS65,798 JEFFERSON
58,000
LAKE108,678
MONTGOMERY250,000
Parcel data is maintained by Parcel data is maintained by local government and used local government and used for real estate assessment for real estate assessment
and appraisal.and appraisal.
Ohio has more than 6 million Ohio has more than 6 million parcelsparcels
Nearly 5.5 million parcels are Nearly 5.5 million parcels are reported to be maintained in reported to be maintained in
digital formatdigital format
2008 OHIO COUNTY GIS PROFILES2008 OHIO COUNTY GIS PROFILES
CENSUS BASED vs PARCEL BASED
SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT BOUNDARY BOUNDARY COMPARISONCOMPARISON
OHIO SPATIAL DATA OHIO SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORTSSUPPORTSCULTURAL CULTURAL BOUNDARY BOUNDARY DEVELOPMENTDEVELOPMENT
GROVEPORT MADISON LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
COLUMBUS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
MUNICIPAL MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY BOUNDARY COMPARISONCOMPARISON
New Albany
Jefferson Twp
Plain Twp
Gahanna
Columbus
OHIO SPATIAL DATA OHIO SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORTSSUPPORTSCULTURAL CULTURAL BOUNDARY BOUNDARY DEVELOPMENTDEVELOPMENT
CENSUS BASED vs PARCEL BASED
Connectivity to ~ 13 TB of Ortho Imagery and Elevation Data For Downloading
Metadata Discovery
&
Map Services
GEOSPATIAL DATA DISTRIBUTION
OHIO GEOGRAPHICALLY REFERENCED INFORMATION OHIO GEOGRAPHICALLY REFERENCED INFORMATION PROGRAMPROGRAM
Jeff Smith, Framework Data ManagerJeff Smith, Framework Data ManagerOGRIP/GIS Support CenterOGRIP/GIS Support Center
Infrastructure Service DeliveryInfrastructure Service DeliveryOhio Office of Information TechnologyOhio Office of Information TechnologyDepartment of Administrative ServicesDepartment of Administrative Services
77 S High St – 1977 S High St – 19thth Floor FloorColumbus, Ohio 43215Columbus, Ohio 43215
[email protected]@ohio.gov