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Presented by:
Ashley Summers
November 2018
current imagery would be a valuable addition to DRAPP, that DRCOG should pursue it, and that DRAPP specifications could be changed to fund it.
data) for partners to test drive.
could do QC of their own areas.
…anything else?
accuracy, higher resolution in a larger area)
entities
public download
planimetrics and land use land cover
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COSTS
Added 3-inch imagery and web map services Dropped quality control vendor
high accuracy
customized
more frequent faster turnaround
the combination of what we already offer plus what our competitors offer… …is creating a difficult set of requirements.
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goal create a one-stop shop program with a base product(s) and then buy-ups of other products so all (or mostly all) needs are met. considerations
sources.
cannot be pooled as efficiently as before.
accuracy?
resolution?
frequency?
And in what format?
have multiple source
derivatives (DRCOG, Pictometry, Nearmap).
needs and funding sources.
Existing materials that explain the project and deliverables:
website
Summary
Comparisons
If the minimum buy-in for DRAPP was EITHER custom flights or streaming, what would you choose:
traditional DRAPP product)
service)
DRCOG currently offers an interim WMTS and a final WMS of the current imagery from the custom flights. Many partners create their own services from the custom flight imagery instead of using the WMS
The Nearmap service is updated 2- 3 times a year with new imagery.
DRCOG currently offers historical WMS services.
with unlimited users and data that ends on 12/25.
future subscriptions must be funded by partners.
8GB/month with 56 users.
Nearmap buy-up option in your quote.
limited data, unlimited users
to incorporate existing users into a group plan
they didn’t have an existing use case for obliques.
them in?
they would want a service.
with each project and offering new buy-ups
and contribtuions to OpenStreetMap
(Digital Globe, Microsoft)
sustainable funding model
complete until early 2020)
extent
with current marketing campaigns
partnerships with private sector that add value to data as a “premium” benefit for funders
features
Partners fund open data Open data is consumed by everyone Some users add more value Added value is shared back only to funding partners
currently…
pavement, parking, ramps, trails, and sidewalks are considered “regional”
surface, poles/signs, and pavement markings are considered “local”
available that use different methods (Digtal Globe, Microsoft, Ecopia Tech)
lower grade if it was cheaper
successes partnership with FEMA and USGS in 2013 leveraged our limited funds to cover most of the metro area. LAS files and 1 foot contours seem to be highly desirable based on downloads challenges LIDAR data is expensive and not collected routinely
sufficient?
necessary?
capture?
data in 2013?
successes partnering with Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy and the Conservation Innovation Center to create aa pilot area in 2019 (free to us!) challenges expanding beyond the pilot will not be free. No ideas or specific questions at this point…
expected April 2019 imagery
partner minimum) – minimum buy-in
planimetrics
lidar
land use land cover
Required Buy-in or Optional Buy-up Product Cost Date Available Payment Timing Options Required to buy at least one nadir imagery source Custom flight imagery (e.g. Sanborn) Interim: May 2020 Final: Jan 2021 Late 2019 Anytime 2020 Early 2021 Streaming service (e.g. Nearmap) for a 2 year subscription Jan 2020 to Dec 2021 Buy-up Obliques Required Planimetric basic package Buy-up Planimetric extras Buy-up LIDAR Buy-up Land Use Land Cover
Email me at asummers@drcog.org