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From the Office to Field and Back: n Overview of Mobile Data Collectio Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument 2013 Ohio GIS Conference September 11 - 13, 2013 | Columbus Marriott Northwest | Dublin, Ohio Jeremy Summerville Certified Trainer and Tech Support Precision Laser and Instrument Sam Harrison Field Mobile Specialist CartoPac International Carl Snyder MGIS Sales: Eastern Ohio Precision Laser and Instrument

From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument

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Page 1: From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument

From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection

Doug Kotnik

MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan

Precision Laser and Instrument

2013 Ohio GIS ConferenceSeptember 11 - 13, 2013 | Columbus Marriott Northwest | Dublin, Ohio

Jeremy Summerville

Certified Trainer and Tech Support

Precision Laser and Instrument

Sam Harrison

Field Mobile Specialist

CartoPac International

Carl Snyder

MGIS Sales: Eastern Ohio

Precision Laser and Instrument

Page 2: From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument

• Introductions• Things to consider when choosing a field

data collection solution• Comparison of field data collection

solutions• GeoJot• TerraFlex demo• ArcMobile demo• CartoPac demo• Question and Answer• Hands on time

Agenda

Page 3: From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument

•Why Integrate Handheld Devices into a Field Data Collections Program?

– Lose the paper!– More consistent, More accurate data– Automated workflow, less chance of lost

data– Integrate External Devices (barcode

scanners, pictures, range finders)– Efficiency

Things To Consider…

Page 4: From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument

•Why Integrate Handheld Devices into a Field Data Collections Program?

•What accuracy do I require?–High Accuracy or close enough–Mapping grade accuracy: 4” – 20 meter–Vertical accuracy

Things To Consider…

Page 5: From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument

Things To Consider…

Page 6: From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument

• What type of devices should I use?–Data Collectors, Smart Phones, IPads, Cell Phones, Tablet

• Accuracy• Cost• Durability• Usability (screen size, battery life, weight)

Things To Consider…

Page 7: From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument

• Who will be collecting the data?– Experienced GIS staff, non-technical field

staff, the public– Single User vs Enterprise

Things To Consider…

Page 8: From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument

• Who will be collecting the data?– Experienced GIS staff, non-technical field

staff, the public– Single User vs Enterprise

• What environment will you be collecting in?– Urban vs Remote

Things To Consider…

Page 9: From the Office to Field and Back: An Overview of Mobile Data Collection Doug Kotnik MGIS Sales: Western Ohio and Michigan Precision Laser and Instrument

• Who will be collecting the data?– Experienced GIS staff, non-technical field staff,

the public– Single User vs Enterprise

• What environment will you be collecting in?– Urban vs Remote

• Where is your data going? Who will be consuming it?– Updating mature existing databases– Exported in various formats to multiple users

Things To Consider…

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• Cost!!!– Software / Hardware costs– Hardware / Software maintenance– Overhead and Support

• On-site vs Cloud• Technical Support and Development

Things To Consider…

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Comparison of field data collection

solutions

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