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March 18, 2008 Web Portals for Sharing and Integrating GIS Data

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Page 1: Web Portals for Sharing and Integrating GIS Data

March 18, 2008

Web Portals for Sharing and Integrating GIS Data

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WA-Trans Web Portal Presentation

Background and current processes,

Strategies for Success,

Fundamental Architecture,

Demonstrate Data Provider and Data User Web portal functionality,

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Washington State Transportation Framework for GIS (WA-Trans)

A Statewide Transportation Database for GIS:Location-based transportation data,Best available data from all levels of governments and

tribes,Covers roads, rails, ferries, aviation, ports and non-

motorized transportation infrastructure,Seamless, connected, consistent and continuous data

between jurisdictions, boundaries and other framework layers,

Useful for a wide variety of business needs.

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WA-Trans Strategies for SuccessKeep the original data provider in control of the

changes needed where feasible,

Design the database based on standards to be flexible and functional over time,

Build WA-Trans to be maintained,

Use software to reduce manual processes where possible,

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WA-Trans Strategies for Success

Purchase software components when possible to minimize risk and reduce time and complexity,

Manage risk through pilots

Use business drivers to define scope,

Test the resulting data when ever and where ever possible to ensure a usable and useful product,

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WA-Trans Strategies for Success

Include Stakeholders as early as possible (from the beginning),

Find out who will use it and why it is important to them.

Manage communication and outreachSimplicity; do only what is necessary

Good ideas are not adopted automatically. They must be driven into practice with courageous patience.Hyman Rickover

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Barriers to Usability

Interface -match needs and skill level

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Design Considerations

WA-Trans is NOT a GIS, but a data source for use in GIS.

Address-geocoding and geocoding in general were determined to be the highest priority business need for WA-Trans.

Accurate centerline data is a very high priority.

Update cycles for local governments are generally frequent and lead to accurate address and centerline information.

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Sharing Data

Standardize the data; format, known spatial references etc.

Make data less dependent on vendor software.

Store data to be maintained and retrieved by a broad user group.

Store data once to use again and again.

Be able to use the same data in different implementations and for different needs.

You need a databaseGet the facts, or the facts will get you. And when you get them, get them right, or they will get you wrong. Dr. Thomas Fuller

Sharing Data

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WA-Trans Database

WA-Trans is a SQL database that will hold the State wide dataset.

It will hold various versions of the transportation system at various dates.

The Data User Interface will access data from this database

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One-Road Interface PrototypesData Provider and Data User Portals:

Conform to the written requirements and specifications,

Requirements are agreed to by WA-Trans partners,

Business requirements form the basis for WA-Trans requirements, decisions and strategies.

The working prototypes are tested and used by the users with their own data,

Simplicity and Usability: what is necessary

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WA-Trans Work / Data Flow

Data Provider

Security Transformation

QA & QC

WA-Trans ProductionUser Ready

SQL/SDE

Data User

Data User Internet Interface

Makes a Request for WA-

Trans Data

Submits new WA-Trans data

Security

Transformation

Data Provider Internet Interface

LoadingDatabase

DB 1

StagingDatabase

DB 2

Data Processing

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Transformation Processes

Takes local government data and converts it into format needed for WA-Trans.

Also takes WA-Trans data and converts it into the local format.

Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. Arthur C. Clark

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WA-Trans Translator GoalWA-Trans wants to minimize impact to data providers and

data users while making the most usable product possible.

The translator is a critical success factor, because it significantly minimizes or removes the need for data providers and users to change their data structures or business processes.

The first time data is put into or taken out of WA-Trans will be time consuming. After that the goal is for it to be a very simple upload or download process.

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King and Pierce County Roads Data

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Data User Interface

Data User

Makes a Request for

WA-Trans Data

Provide access to data by boundary or x,y min and max,Provide specialized clips for easy access,Provide some limited query ability (eventually year of WA-Trans, planning roads included, etc.),Provide format for translation of data.

Data Provider

Security Transformation

QA & QC

WA-Trans ProductionUser Ready

SQL/SDE

Data User

Data User Internet Interface

Makes a Request for WA-

Trans Data

Submits new WA-Trans data

Security

Transformation

Data Provider Internet Interface

LoadingDatabase

DB 1

StagingDatabase

DB 2

Data Processing

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Contacts

Michael Leierer [email protected]

Tami Griffin [email protected]

www.wsdot.wa.gov/mapsdata/transframework/default.htm