Http://ogrip.oit.ohio.gov/ServicesData/GEOhioSpatialInformationPortal/AboutGEOhioSpatialInformationPortal.aspx

http://ogrip.oit.ohio.gov/ServicesData/GEOhioSpatialInformationPortal/AboutGEOhioSpatialInformationPortal.aspx

Imagery, LiDAR and Elevation developed through the Ohio Statewide Imagery ProgramOhio Location Based Response System Street Centerlines, Site Addresses and ancillary source data maintained by County partners.Historic (c.1998) Digital Ortho Quarter Quad Imagery, Digital Raster Graphics and associated Digital Line Graph features developed in partnership with the US Geological Survey.

Imagery, LiDAR and Elevation developed through the Ohio Statewide Imagery ProgramOhio Location Based Response System Street Centerlines, Site Addresses and ancillary source data maintained by County partners.Historic (c.1998) Digital Ortho Quarter Quad Imagery, Digital Raster Graphics and associated Digital Line Graph features developed in partnership with the US Geological Survey.

OGRIP Data Downloads

Geospatial Data Discovery & Distribution

http://gis5.oit.ohio.gov/geodatadownload

The GEOhio Spatial Information Portal provides REST services to support desktop mapping and GIS applications. Data hosted on GEOhio is developed and maintained by State and local government supporting enterprise level applications developed for the State of Ohio

The GEOhio Spatial Information Portal provides REST services to support desktop mapping and GIS applications. Data hosted on GEOhio is developed and maintained by State and local government supporting enterprise level applications developed for the State of Ohio

REST Service Endpoints


http://ogrip.oit.ohio.gov/ServicesData/GEOhioSpatialInformationPortal/RESTServiceEndpoints.aspx

The GEOhio Map and Data Services portal is maintained by OGRIP to provide access to Ohio's Spatial Data Infrastructure in the form of hosted map, image, and feature services, a customizable map interface, as well as links to State and Local Government mapping resources and spatial data download applications.

The GEOhio Map and Data Services portal is maintained by OGRIP to provide access to Ohio's Spatial Data Infrastructure in the form of hosted map, image, and feature services, a customizable map interface, as well as links to State and Local Government mapping resources and spatial data download applications.

GIS Resource Links


http://geohio.maps.arcgis.com/

Providing access to geospatial data maintained by State and Local Government the GEOhio Spatial Information Portal provides data discovery and access tools to search for spatial information using keywords or a map interface and the ability to download vector data in multiple file formats.

Providing access to geospatial data maintained by State and Local Government the GEOhio Spatial Information Portal provides data discovery and access tools to search for spatial information using keywords or a map interface and the ability to download vector data in multiple file formats.

Open Data Search Tool


http://ogrip.geohio.opendata.arcgis.com/

http://gis5.oit.ohio.gov/ArcGIS/services

http://ogrip.oit.ohio.gov

Jennifer McFarland

[email protected]

OtherCityMPOCounty

State Of OhioOGRIP

Website: http://ogrip.oit.ohio.gov/

Open Data Group Name: OGRIP Open Data

REST Services: http://ogrip.oit.ohio.gov/ServicesData/GEOhioSpatialInformationPortal/RESTServiceEndpoints.aspx

Data Downloads:http://ogrip.oit.ohio.gov/ServicesData/GEOhioSpatialInformationPortal/OhioSpatialDataInfrastructureDownloads.aspx

Contacts:Jeff SmithGIS Administrator77 S High St 19th FlrColumbus OH [email protected]

Jennifer [email protected]

ODOT

Website: http://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims

Downloads: http://gis.dot.state.oh.us/tims/Data/Download

Contacts:Dave BlackstoneGIS Manager1980 W Broad StColumbus, OH

ODNRWebsite: http://www2.ohiodnr.gov/geospatial/map-services

GEOhio Spatial DataDiscovery Portal

Geospatial Data DevelopmentOhio Statewide Imagery Program - OSIP

OSIP is a partnership between Local, State and Federal government agencies to develop high-resolution imagery and elevation data to benefit GIS users at all levels of government.

OSIP is a partnership between Local, State and Federal government agencies to develop high-resolution imagery and elevation data to benefit GIS users at all levels of government.

http://ogrip.oit.ohio.gov/ProjectsInitiatives/StatewideImagery.aspx

Geospatial Data DevelopmentOhio Location Based Response System LBRS

80 Counties Participating80 Counties Participating

120,090 Road Centerline 120,090 Road Centerline Miles CollectedMiles Collected

Over 4 million Field Verified Over 4 million Field Verified Site Address Points CollectedSite Address Points Collected

SUPORTING PUBLIC SAFETYEMERGENCY RESPONSEROADWAY INVENTORYCRASH ANALYSISNEXT GENERATION 9-1-1CENSUS ENUMERATION

http://ogrip.oit.ohio.gov/ProjectsInitiatives/LBRS.aspx

Geospatial Data DevelopmentAddress Maintenance Tool

The Address Data Maintenance Tool is an ArcMap Add-in that provides geometric and attribute editing capabilities for Address layers to: •Map dissimilar field names between points and centerlines•Copy shared attributes from a road centerline to an address point •Estimate a house number for new address points •Search street and address records

While the tool was developed to work with the State’s LBRS data it can be used to maintain address points using any transportation centerline data.

GIS CONSIDERATIONS FOR NG9-1-1 IMPLEMENTATION

NG9-1-1 requires the development of new capabilities and workflows for GIS professionals to support the provisioning of spatial information from a GIS to the NG9-1-1 system.

Cooperative agreements and partnerships must be established to engage and clearly define roles and responsibilities of PSAP Managers, Local Addressing Authorities, Street Authorities, Telephone Service Providers, GIS Professionals and NG9-1-1 Service Providers.

A clearly defined process for handling discrepancy reports and the timely processing data corrections by GIS Professionals to the NG9-1-1 system must be implemented.

Local NG9-1-1 implementations must coordinate with neighboring jurisdictions to ensure there are no gaps or overlaps in geospatial coverage that would result in missed or miss-routed calls.

NG9-1-1 cannot exist without a commitment to GIS data development, maintenance, and management at the state and local level.

GIS CONSIDERATIONS FOR NG9-1-1 IMPLEMENTATION

Questions to establish the readiness of a GIS to support spatial call routing:

•Does your jurisdiction track annexations and dissolutions spatially? •Are they accurately reflected in your PSAP boundaries and Emergency response zones? •Are effective dates tracked so the ECRF can continue to route calls until there is an automatic cutover to the jurisdiction? •Do you track and maintain mutual aid agreements spatially along with their associated effective dates? •Have you corrected gaps or overlaps in coverage between your ESZs and those of your neighboring PSAPs? •Is there a data governance agreement in place and a procedure for conflict resolution between jurisdictions? •Have you synchronized the ALI with your GIS addresses? •Is there a maintenance plan or process in place for nightly Service Order Interface record updates from the telco(s)? •Has your street centerline been reconciled with your MSAG? •Is there a defined maintenance process?

If the answer to any of these questions is no, then there might be some work to do before firing up an ECRF.

This is a different discussion from tactical mapping and turn-by-turn routing requirements.

Federal Activities

Addresses National Address Database SummitNational Address Database (NAD)Census Geographic Support System Initiative (GSS-I)National Emergency Address Database (NEAD)

Transportation (MAP21/ARNOLD)3D Elevation Program (3DEP)Geospatial Data Act (GDA)National Hydrography Dataset (NHD)

2015 Ohio GIS ConferenceSeptember 21 - 23, 2015 | Hyatt Regency Columbus| Columbus, Ohio

OHIO GIS Best Practices AwardOHIO GIS Best Practices AwardPresented to organizations implementing GIS in a manner consistent with OGRIP’s stated goals and Objectives by:

• Demonstrating an enterprise-wide approach and community resource perspective.

• Supporting and facilitating data sharing through an increase in interaction between entities.

• Demonstrating the use of GIS as an analysis and decision support tool.

Demonstrates the integration of GIS and spatial data into daily operations of the program.

Demonstrates consistency with the NSDI Framework.


OHIO GIS Best Practices AwardOHIO GIS Best Practices Award

Stark County GIS DepartmentStark County GIS DepartmentCountywide GIS Repository and CollaborationCountywide GIS Repository and Collaboration

Alan Arnold, Auditor

Brian Hall, GIS DirectorJoe Guzi

John ReeseDanielle Papineau


County of Summit GISCounty of Summit GISRussell M. Pry, County Executive

Dennis Tubbs, Deputy Director Planning & GISRyan SellmanStephen Knittel

Karla StreharskySusan DeChant

Andrew ChattertonKirk DeGroff

OHIO GIS Best Practices AwardOHIO GIS Best Practices Award


Cliff Lovin Scholarship AwardCliff Lovin Scholarship AwardPresented byPresented by

Jeff LovinJeff Lovin

Kyle ParkerKyle Parker


URISA Leadership Service AwardURISA Leadership Service AwardPresented byPresented byTom FisherTom Fisher

Brett AlphinBrett AlphinEmily WhiteheadEmily Whitehead


Ohio GIS Map GalleryOhio GIS Map GalleryPresented byPresented bySean PhillipsSean Phillips

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Documents

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