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StateGIS t Rootroote@Michigan.govMay 16, 2016
MasterAddressRepositoryMark Holmes – GeoSpatial Services ManagerJosh Ross –(MAR)Framework ManagerTony Olkowski – Open Data PortalSteve Cross – Parcel RepositoryNan Ewald – GIS Analyst
Office of Technology PartnershipsGIS Collaboration Communication / Outreach to Local GIS– GIS Users Meeting 1st Thursday of even numbered months in Lansing Agenda:– Informal Networking– Update and short Special topic– Afternoon Educational topic Call in capabilityMinutes & past presentations on webJune 2nd at Camp GraylingAugust 4th at MSU Library
Office of Technology PartnershipsGIS Collaboration GIS Email Listserv– 800 members– Average 10 emails per month User group announcements/reminders/agenda– RSS feed to view the last 100 emails View via IE or subscribe to receive downloads
Michigan Statewide Authoritative Imagery & Lidar(MiSAIL) Annual acquisition of 12Ksq. miles / year Partnerships available– Partner gets a copy and hascomplete distribution rights– State gets a copy and defersdistribution to partner 12”, 4-band base product Statewide tiling scheme
Michigan Statewide Authoritative Imagery & Lidar(MiSAIL) Benefits to partneringIndustry standard specifications (both imagery and LiDAR)RFP process completeContract managementVendor management Acquisition Production Deliverables– Quality Assurance––––
Michigan Statewide Authoritative Imagery & Lidar(MiSAIL) Benefits to partnering – cont.– Accountability in deliverables and deadlines– Support team of State Attorney General and DTMBProcurement– Additional products and technologies available from vendors Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Change detection Image interpretation 3D buildings
Michigan Authoritative Imagery & LiDAR(MiSAIL) Axis GeoSpatial LLC - Easton MD for Imagery Sanborn Map Co. - Colorado Springs CO for LiDAR Imagery Partnership– Similar deliverables to previous plan– New Partnership price: 24 / sq. mile – 12”– Contiguity discounts applied where available – as low as 21.75 / sq. mile– Includes State of Michigan QA/QC– New for 2016: Partners will have secure access to a hostedimagery service of their 2016 County imagery– 6”, 3” and True-Ortho buyups also available
Michigan Authoritative Imagery & LiDAR(MiSAIL) LiDAR– Significant price reduction from previous contract– Deliverables similar to previous program Raw point cloud - Calibrated unclassified Classified Point Cloud Bare-Earth Surface Hydro-flattened Bare-Earth Surface Hydro-enforced DEM Intensity images– Meets current and future USGS specifications V1.2 for the fall 2015 and spring 2016 acquisitions
Michigan Statewide Authoritative Imagery & Lidar(MiSAIL)Federal relationshipFEMA 2015 LidarFEMA 2016 LidarUS Interagency ElevationInventory – USIEIcoast.noaa.gov/inventory USGS TNM Download viewer.nationalmap.gov/
Michigan Statewide Authoritative Imagery & Lidar(MiSAIL) Why isn’t imagery available for free? 20% area acquisition goal: Cost 350K - PLUS 1 – 1.5FTE (about 150K annually) Annual budget 285K annually– Funded by MDOT, MDNR, MDEQ GAP is filled by partnerships ( 24/sq. mile) or less Suggestion: “I’ll trade GIS data for imagery”
County GIS Parcel Repository CSS Parcel Repository Design and Architecture– Framework for parcels to be shared with State Agencies– CSS is collaborating with pilot counties, ESRI, MichiganAssociation of Equalization Directors, State TreasuryDepartment, BS&A Repository uses ESRI Community Parcels model Pilot with volunteer counties Develop reporting map for Audit of Minimum AssessingRequirements (AMAR)– Pilot data schema is finalized– Data loaded from pilot counties
Parcel Repository State Agencies use parcel data for multiple crossjurisdictional purposes Emergency ManagementBoundary validation for voter file, school districtsEnvironmentalLand managementRegional planning
County GIS Parcel Repository
County GIS Parcel Repository Next Steps–––––Continue to load data as it becomes availableTest access to data with SOM focus groupTest AMAR map processTest data access by community partnersOther ESRI map templates
Open Data Portalhttp://gis.michigan.opendata.arcgis.com/
Open Data Portal
Census Bureau Programs DTMB - Center for Shared Solutions will be liaison forCensus Bureau data collection from local jurisdictionsin 2016 Boundary and Annexation Survey (BAS) program Boundary Quality Assessment and ReconciliationProject (BQARP) School District Boundary Review Program Block Boundary Suggestion Program (BBSP)
Key Components of the GSSAn integrated program that utilizes a partnership program for:– Improved address coverage– Periodic, transaction-based address and spatial featureupdates– Enhanced quality assessment and measurementAddress Updates123 Testdata RoadAnytown, CA 94939Quality MeasurementStreet/Feature UpdatesLat 37 degrees, 9.6 minutes NLon 119 degrees, 45.1 minutes W20
The GSS Partnership Program Launched in October 2012 Opportunity for tribal, state, county, and localgovernments to continually exchange address &spatial data with the Census Bureau Recognizes partner governments as a definitiveauthority for quality address and street data withintheir communities Leverages the Census Bureau’s broad partnernetwork to encourage participation21
Benefits of Participation1. Expanded ROI – encourages re-use of local governmentgeospatial data investment2. Reduces redundant federal data collection efforts andincreases usage of high-quality local government datafor multiple federal programs, including the 2020Census and the USGS National Map3. Provide maximum input into the American CommunitySurvey and closes the gap between partner addressesand Census addresses for LUCA 2020.22
What is the Basic Process?1. Acquire partner data and perform ContentVerification to determine general usability2. Crosswalk, standardize, match, and geocode partneraddresses and structure points using the MasterAddress File (MAF)3. Match street centerline data to identify differences,calculate spatial accuracy (CE95 method) of partnerdata using GPS control points4. Ideal Scenario: new addresses are added to the MAF,new streets are added to TIGER, address and spatialinconsistencies are submitted for resolution23
Census Bureau Programs cont.Geographic Support System (GSS) Data sharing IGA– Option to allow the State to use the data in-house as well Individual addresses and latitude and longitudecoordinates submitted through the GSS areprotected under Title 13 of the U. S. Code.
CSS Enterprise GIS ArcGIS Server– Data storage– Reference SDE– Map Services MDOT– MiDrive, TAMS – Transportation Asset Management System MDNR– Wildland Fire, Trails MDEQ– Geowebface, Hazardous Sites, Coastal programs DHHS– Desktop training and support MSP– State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC)
Michigan Geographic FrameworkData Elements of the MGFCitiesVillagesTownshipsCensus Designated PlacesSchool DistrictsLegislative BoundariesUnincorporated PlacesCensus Tracts and Block GroupsAdjusted Census Urban AreasPublic Road CenterlinesPrivate Road CenterlinesRail CenterlinesBridge StructuresRail CrossingsFederal Forest RoadsBoating Access SitesTrailsHydrography Features
DTMB Strategic PlanMobile First - MiPage Mobile friendly sites MiHUNT MiDrive MDE Summer Food Service MiSACWIS SOS Branch Office LocatorMiPage will have more than 3 million downloads andfeature more than 300 services by 2018
Thank you!Questions?Everett Rootroote@Michigan.gov517-335-718028
Everett Root. roote@Michigan.gov. May 16, 2016. Master Address Repository (MAR) . 1st Thursday of even numbered months in Lansing Agenda: - Informal Networking . increases usage of high-quality local government data for multiple federal programs, including the 2020
