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Things I Learned in Montana Dave Cowen, NGAC Chair September 18, 2012 The glaciers are melting but still beautiful Lots of waterfalls Some of the roads leak The city fathers in Kalispell make many decisions over a cup of coffee and meet in

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Things I Learned in Montana Dave Cowen, NGAC Chair

September 18, 2012

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The glaciers are melting – but still beautiful

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Lots of waterfalls

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Some of the roads leak

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The city fathers in Kalispell make many decisions over a cup of coffee – and meet in public

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The citizens enjoy healthy competition – but not spelling bees

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Montana has some glamorous casinos

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People take extraordinary precautions when hiking

  • n glaciers
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There is abundant wildlife

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The wildlife is sure footed

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The Helena Maintenance Department enlists the aid

  • f some wildlife to mow the grass
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And trim the trees

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Dick does show up at work and has a nice view of the Capitol

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Natural Resources Information System – 25 years

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The State recognizes leadership – and that mature information should be part of library

Natural Resources Guy Cadastre Guy BOSS Lady (Librarian)

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Data aligned with business processes

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The State Library has more that 30 serious GIS creation, maintenance and distribution folks

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Legislative Snapshot

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Legislative Snapshot

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They wonder why the people in DC needed to invent a new word

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Wall to Wall Parcel Layer

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Federal / Tribal Land Ownership An Attribute of a Parcel

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Parcel Representation for Glacier NP & Blackfeet Reservation

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Parcel Representation for National Park, Reservation and Commercial Real Property

Commercial Reservation Glacier NP

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Private Real Property

Land Use Address Owner Structures Valuation Land Use

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Bureau of Reclamation

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Hunting and Fishing App – Integration of natural resources and Cadastre

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Black Bear Habitat

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Antelope

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Fishing Access

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Contact Information

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Data Distribution – going to the cloud

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ROI for cadastral data

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ROI Methodology

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$9,335,000 / Year

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Right of Way and Real Estate Decisions

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Keystone XL Project

The Keystone XL Project ‐ A $5.2 billion crude oil pipeline project extending approximately 282 miles across Montana. Power line and associated facility upgrades will be required in multiple locations along the route.

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Federal Users of Montana Cadastre Data

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Cobell v. Salazar ‐ Montana banker sued the federal government over misspent money accounts.

The settlement also includes $1.9 billion for the Department

  • f Interior to purchase checkerboard land and return it to

tribes as well as up to $60 million for scholarships.

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Conclusion

  • Great place to visit in July
  • Dick is clever as a fox
  • Librarians know how to organize and share

information

  • Parcels are the important geographic features

– the rest are attributes