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A VISION FOR GEOSPATIAL DATA IN OREGON THERESA BURCSU FRAMEWORK COORDINATOR GEOSPATIAL ENTERPRISE OFFICE OFFICE OF THE STATE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER OVERVIEW Data in organizations Oregons spatial data infrastructure Power


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A VISION FOR GEOSPATIAL DATA IN OREGON

THERESA BURCSU FRAMEWORK COORDINATOR GEOSPATIAL ENTERPRISE OFFICE OFFICE OF THE STATE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

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OVERVIEW

  • Data in organizations
  • Oregon’s spatial data infrastructure
  • Power Lines Work Group
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DATA IN ORGANIZATIONS

  • What is the role of data in your
  • rganization?
  • Drives, informs, illuminates, enables

service provision

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A VISION FOR GEOSPATIAL DATA IN OREGON

Authoritative GIS data is available and accessible when needed.

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navigatOR

  • Oregon’s spatial data

infrastructure

  • Shared approach to

geospatial information and technology

Technology & procedures Institutional relationships & business practices Data

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SHARED APPROACH:

The One Government Approach

  • Connect business

processes across silos

  • Ensure reliable,

consistent, and permanent connections

  • How?
  • Geospatial data sharing,

ORS 276A

  • Governance
  • Coordination
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Nationally recognized

DATA IN NAVIGATOR: FRAMEWORK DATA

Ge Geodetic ic C Control Transportatio ion Image gery Elevat ation Admin

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Boundarie ies Hydro rogra raphy Cadas astral al Address P Points Ge Geoscie ience Prepared ednes ess Utilit litie ies Climat ate Bioscie ience Land Cove ver/Use Use Hazard rds Coastal/ l/Marin ine

Oregon-specific

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navigatOR GOALS & OBJECTIVES

  • Develop and maintain technical and organizational

structures to support:

  • Full statewide maturation of Oregon’s geospatial Framework

data

  • Data sharing and secure access for a broad user community
  • Provide efficient environment and tools to support

Framework data elements throughout data lifecycle

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SHARED INFORMATION VISION

  • Data developed to collaboratively

designed standards

  • One or more organizations steward each

base data set, on behalf of all others, in a coordinated way

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MANAGING A SHARED RESOURCE

  • Keys to success
  • Consistent communications
  • Established policies, regulations, and

procedures

  • Rules and standards for data maintenance

and refresh

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HOW?

High GIS capacity Low GIS capacity

Interface

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MANAGING A SHARED RESOURCE

  • Governance:
  • Shared organizational structure with equal

representation from all sectors

  • Legislative authority to establish shared

structure (ORS 166)

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TAKE HOME MESSAGE

  • Data sharing is the most critical element

for consistent service provision

  • Consistent service provision best provided

through a shared approach

  • A shared approach depends on excellent

governance

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POWER LINES WORK GROUP

  • JAN. 2017 – JULY 2017
  • Documented data security and public access

norms and rules

  • Documented electric power line data use

cases

  • Provided guidance to BLM in its

development of a publicly shareable data set

  • Identified need to engage larger community
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THANK YOU!

For more information go to GIS.OREGON.GOV

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SELECTED ENERGY-RELATED DATA ELEMENTS

Geodetic Control Utilities Administrative Boundaries Other Control points Powerlines Electric distribution facilities Electric generation & transmission facilities Oil & gas supply and transmission facilities County boundaries School districts City limits Geothermal heating districts Wilderness areas Public buildings Habitat distributions Land ownership Tax lots Solar radiation Earthquake hazard Monthly wind flow

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SELECTED EMERGENCY RESPONSE DATA ELEMENTS

Imagery and Elevation Utilities Preparedness and Hazards Others Orthoimagery Digital elevation models Bathymetry Slope Powerlines Electric distribution facilities Electric generation & transmission facilities Oil & gas supply and transmission facilities Address points Correctional facilities Emergency facilities Health care facilities Public buildings Schools and day care Flood zones Earthquake hazard Landslide zone Bridges Road centerlines Tax lots Shoreline and shorezone Geodetic control Geomorphology Soils

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HOW DO YOU JOIN?

1. Visit gis.oregon.gov 2. Attend a Framework Forum 3. Join GEO’s email lists 4. Contact FIT leads 5. Contact Theresa Burcsu, Framework Coordinator

Theresa.Burcsu@Oregon.gov 503-378-3157