gtcw13 integrating geospatial with business - garrett dunwoody

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The

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Looking BeyonGarrett


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High Level Road Map

Personal Vantage

Brief History of Geospatial

Value of Spatial Perspectives

Components of a GIS Enterprise

Application of Technology


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How do geospatial technologies provide the fun

importance necessary to meet the dynamics of a

world?

Do geospatial technologies have

the ability to fill or decrease the

ingenuity gap?*

The ingenuity gap is the critical gapbetween our need for ideas to

solve complex problems and our

actual supply of those ideas.


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Our GIS Philosophy

open data = open government

Information is power

GIS is a tool not an end product


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Without Geography You are

Nowhere! Widely discussed that 85% of all data is spatial in natu

be managed, viewed, or analyzed with spatial technol

Local governments tend not to leverage this to the deg

would provide the organization and its constituents th

value.


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GIS a History of Applied Sc

1832 The French geographerCharles Picquet representedthe 48 districts of the city of

Paris by halftone colorgradient according to thepercentage of deaths by

cholera per 1,000 inhabitants.

In 1854 John Snow depicted acholera outbreak in London

using points to represent thelocations of some individualcases, possibly the earliest

use of a geographicmethodology in

epidemiology.[6] His study ofthe distribution of cholera ledto the source of the disease, a

contaminated water pump

(the Broad Street Pump,

The early 20th century sawthe development of

photozincography, whichallowed maps to be split intolayers, for example one layerfor vegetation and another

for water.

The 1960s saw thedevelopment of the world'sfirst true operational GIS inOttawa, Ontario, Canada bythe federal Department of

Forestry and RuralDevelopment

21st Century Mothe Spatial Databa

based analytics


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The Value of a Spatial Min

Multi-dimensional vs. Linear Problem Solving

The difference between asking specific questions afor associations

Can Analyze x, y, z and time

Many end results will result in visual representdata not tabular views


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What is a Geographic Information Syst

A way to integrate, analyze, and present infoas a map

A tool to support business needs and County

delivery

A methodology to inform decision makers abcommunities, districts and County service loc


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GIS is the merging of ca

statistical analysis, and dat


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Strengthen the County Geospatial Progra

Sustained coordination and planning

Create a Decision Framework

Transition of Ideas into Solutions

Develop Data as an Asset

Data as a system driver

Invest in the Enterprise

Ongoing investment in the central resource

Promote Partnerships

Value to our stakeholders

Establish County GIS Outcomes

Outcome driven success

Institute Performance Measures

Measure our achievements

Avoid tactics early on

Strategic Approaches promote

better early adoption

No technology decisions

Define Success

Work on political ownership

The Roadmap vs. The Rout


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What are Your Core Servic

This is where you start to align business with s

What do you do well vs. what do you need to

Can you deliver?


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Technological ServicesData Manage

Services

Analytical Services Educational Se

County GISCore Services


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Take Ownership of IT Delivery Information

Structured Data

Data Management

Platform

Technological Infrastructure

Programming Interfaces (API)

Presentation (Lines of Business)

Applications

Maps & Analytics


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Build Your Geographic Filing Cabinet!

GIS Specialist Systems

Topographic/Raster

Cadastre

Geo-coded Address

Street Center Lines

Assets

Environmental

Transportation

Health/Social services

Education

Crime

Environmental

Management

Assessor/ parcel

maintenance

Crime Analysis

DPW Services

Health & SocialServices

Education

Spatially Ena

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Questio

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