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Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master title style Denver Regional Data Consortium (DRDC) Meeting Summer 2016 Presented by: DRCOG Staff August 25, 2016 Click to edit Master title style Agenda Click to edit Master title


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Denver Regional Data Consortium (DRDC) Meeting

Summer 2016

Presented by:

DRCOG Staff

August 25, 2016

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Agenda

  • Introductions
  • Understanding the DRCOG Development Type Model
  • DRCOG Data – Updating to a New Projection/Datum
  • New Traffic Signal Project Webmap
  • Planimetrics: Contributing to OSM & Updates on 2016

Project

  • Announcements and Discussion
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UN UNDERS RSTANDIN TANDING G THE DRCOG OG DEVE VELOPME LOPMENT NT TYP YPE MOD ODEL

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Purpose

DRCOG Board makes policy statements about the region’s future urban extent,

  • r “footprint”

Need shared understanding of what is currently urban Board-adopted Development Classification System Development Type (DevType) Model

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History

Pre- 2006

  • No system
  • No model
  • Staff manually

applied criteria

2006- 2011

  • Dev. Class System

adopted

  • Model run in Model

Builder

2012- 2013

  • Model ported over

to Python/Postgis

2015- 2016

  • Re-evaluate how

well model implements Dev. Class System

  • Flag issues with
  • Dev. Class System

language

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Urban DevType

Urban DevType Currently urban

In general, this covers:

  • Residential subdivisions with

average lot size less than one acre

  • Commercial or industrial subdivisions
  • Isolated parcels with more than 50 employees

Metro Vision 2035 Growth and Development Supplement, Extent of Urban Development – Development classification system (pages 4-5)

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Downtown Denver Highlands Ranch Thornton Ken Caryl Valley

Range of Urban DevType

N

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Other DevTypes

Urban

DevType

Semi- urban

DevType

Semi- rural

DevType

Rural

DevType

Open space

DevType

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DevType Model Status

  • Rebuilt model to follow the Board-adopted language
  • Flagged (but not fixed) issues with Board-adopted

language

  • Missing or unclear definitions
  • Data availability assumptions
  • Missing or erroneous rationale
  • No guidance for local review
  • Ready to run on 2015 datasets
  • Parcels
  • Subdivisions
  • Open Space
  • Employment
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What’s next?

Preliminary guidance at Board work session (10/7) DRCOG staff work to implement fixes in DevType Model DRCOG Board amends Development Class System Local review period Official DevType results

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UP UPDATIN ATING G TO O A NE A NEW PROJ OJECTION ECTION

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The Projection

  • NAD 83(2011) State Plane Colorado Central FIPS 0502 FT US
  • National Adjustment of 2011
  • Aligned NGS passive control physical marks and active control system

(CORS)

  • CORS coordinates were re-processed using CORS data collected from

Jan ‘94 to Apr ‘11

  • Created new realization NAD83(2011) Epoch 2010.00
  • CONUS adjusted with 79,546 stations and 1,113 CORS
  • New network accuracy: 0.9 cm horizontal, 1.5 cm vertical at 95%

confidence level

  • Median change : about 2 cm horizontally and vertically

http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/web/surveys/NA2011/

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The Plan

  • Project all enterprise ArcGIS data
  • Transform the data twice
  • Issues:
  • Arcpy 10.1 didn’t recognize new projection
  • Shuffling of data
  • Project all enterprise PostgreSQL data
  • Issues:
  • Projection not in spatial_ref_sys table in PostgreSQL

9.3/PostGIS

  • GeoServer bug?
  • Switch out data on the Regional Data Catalog
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spatialreference.org

  • Online repository for spatial reference systems
  • SRID = 6428 (SR-ORG 8670)
  • OGC WKT confirmed valid
  • GeoServer confirmed valid with some tweaking
  • PostGIS confirmed valid with some tweaking
  • http://spatialreference.org/
  • Also some information here:
  • http://georepository.com/crs_6428/NAD83-2011-Colorado-Central-ftUS.html
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What This Means For You

  • Data from DRCOG will be delivered in this projection
  • DRAPP, Planimetrics, Data Catalog, Infogroup, QCEW, etc.
  • We encourage your organization to consider moving to the

new realization

  • Check with your county surveyor
  • Tool to show shifts:
  • http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/GEOCON11/
  • We are here to help with technical implementation
  • We will not be asking for data specifically in this realization
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THE SIGNAL AL TIMING NG BRIEFS FS MAP AP

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Traffic Operations

  • The Traffic Operations Program
  • coordination between DRCOG, CDOT, and local jurisdictions
  • The Traffic Signal System Improvement Program
  • Implement cost-effective traffic signal timing and capital

improvements

  • Benefits include:
  • Reduce travel time
  • Reduce auto emissions
  • For more information on our Traffic Operations Program,

visit: https://drcog.org/programs/transportation-planning/traffic-operations-program

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The Signal Timing Briefs Map

  • DRCOG has developed a new web map that shows the

signal timing projects in our region

  • Every year, this map will have the last 10 years of project

data

  • Select features to get attribution for the project and view

the signal briefs

  • Filter features by project year and view annual reports
  • http://gis.drcog.org/signaltimingbriefs/
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PLAN ANIMETR IMETRIC IC PROJ OJECT ECT UP UPDATE ATE

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Background

  • In June 2016, DRCOG

and 21 partners completed a project to develop planimetric features from the 2014 DRAPP imagery.

  • Contributions from

DRCOG and a CDOT grant filled in gaps between the 21 partners AOIs – so even if your

  • rganization was not a

partner, we may have captured data for you!

http://gis.drcog.org/datacatalog/subjects/planimetrics

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What Features?

Building Roofprints | Edge of Pavement | Parking Lots | Sidewalks | Trails | Ramps | Driveways | Limited Hydro

http://gis.drcog.org/datacatalog/subjects/planimetrics

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Data Uses

  • Pedestrian routing
  • Asset inventories
  • Sidewalk availability and

quality studies

  • Impervious surface

analysis

  • 3D building models
  • Municipal mapping
  • Special District Mapping
  • Phone Apps for the Visually Impaired
  • GoCode Colorado Winners Use Planimetrics
  • Press release
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Where to get the data

  • Freely available now on

the DRCOG Regional Data Catalog!

  • Upcoming:
  • OSM

http://gis.drcog.org/datacatalog /subjects/planimetrics Extent Extent shp Actual data is here! Metadata

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Contributing to OpenStreetMap (OSM)

  • Purpose = to make this

public domain data as accessible as possible

  • Priorities = building

roofprints and sidewalks

  • More info on the wiki
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Contributing to OSM

  • Standarize data
  • OSM Tasking

Manager

  • Roofprints pilot in

October

  • Entire roofprints data

in December

  • Sidewalks to follow

http://gis.drcog.org/datacatalog/subjects/planimetrics

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Planimetric Update Project – Progress!

  • What: updating the 2014 planimetric datasets using the

2016 imagery

  • When: Q1 & Q2 of 2017, select vendor by November
  • Who: 25 potential partners, looking for more!
  • Why: To leverage the data we’ve already captured, keep

data current and useful (remember: updates are MUCH cheaper than new collections from scratch)

  • If your organization is interested, please reach out to me at

asummers@drcog.org or 303-480-6746.

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Announcements

  • InfoGroup data purchase – upcoming in Jan. 2017
  • Join DRCOG at GIS in the Rockies 2016
  • Web Gallery
  • Career Development Academy
  • Next Newsletter = 10/15
  • Next DRDC Meeting = 11/17
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QU QUESTIONS IONS/COMM /COMMENT ENTS?