DRAPP 2012

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DRAPP 2012

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DRAPP 2012. Agenda. Project Recap Lessons Learned (DRCOG) Results from the Survey Discussion of Final Thoughts for 2012 Discussion of the Upcoming 2014 Project Lessons Learned ( Kucera) (11:30 to 12:00). 2012 Stats. Who’s Involved? 50 Partners - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Agenda Project Recap Lessons Learned (DRCOG) Results from the Survey Discussion of Final Thoughts for 2012 Discussion of the Upcoming 2014 Project Lessons Learned (Kucera) (11:30 to 12:00)

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2012 Stats Who’s Involved?

50 Partners 8 DRCOG Member Counties

(only Arapahoe abstains)

27 DRCOG Member Cities 15 Regional Partners

(e.g. RTD, CDOT, USGS, United Power)

What’s the extent? 7,000 square miles

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2012 Success Image Quality = High

Flights = On time, good weather, “to spec”

Cost = Low compared to previous years

Participation = On the high end

WMS = Well-received “stop gap” solution (Final on 12/20)

Deliverables = 76% by last deliverable date (1/15)

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WMS Stats 80% of partners use it frequently

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Lessons Learned Clarifications in the Statement of Work:

Better explanation of where vendors should pay close attention for tall buildings (building lean).

Draw more attention to the delivery/distribution responsibilities of both vendors.

Simplify the deliverables.

Process Improvements: Obtain Imagery and DAT approval at the SAME board

meeting in December/January. February is a little late. Reevaluate license agreement language to include

WMS.

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Survey Results 34% response rate

Overall experience = 59% Very Good; 41% Good

DRCOG project management = 76% Very Good; 24% Good

Cost = 94% Reasonable; 6% Somewhat high

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Survey Results Image Quality=

76% Very Good, 18% Good, 6% Fair

Communication= 71% Very Good, 29% Good

Delivery Times= 41% Very Good, 41% Good, 12% Fair, 6% Poor

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Survey Results Interest in Add-ons (ranked):

1. Permanent WMS2. LIDAR Acquisition3. Planimetric Features4. Web Coverage Service5. Other: Impervious Service

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Discussion

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Comments on 2012?

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Who ordered which projection?

SP CO Central, HARN (US Survey Feet) 8 SP CO Central, NAD 83 (US Survey Feet) 24 SP CO North, HARN (US Survey Feet) 10 SP CO North, NAD 83 (US Survey Feet) 5 UTM Z13 North, NAD 83 (Meters) 3

Could we standardize? Can you project on-the-fly with ArcMap?

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What formats were ordered? Compressed GeoTIFF 6 Uncompressed GeoTIFF 21 JPG2000 27 MrSID 3 band 15 MrSID 4 band 4

Can we standardize? Are all these formats necessary? Does a permanent WMS or WCS change the

need for certain formats?

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Permanent WCS If we had a permanent WCS, would

you consider not ordering imagery for the entire project area?

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Comments on 2014?

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LIDAR How much would it cost? What are our options? What could we get from it? Can you post-process by yourself?

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Next Meeting August 28th

Gather requirements for DRAPP 2014 Form the RFP review and vendor interview

subcommittee

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Kucera’s Lessons Learned

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For more information, contact Ashley Summers at [email protected] or 303-

480-6746.