Deborah De Luca (University of Milan) Cinzia Meraviglia (University of Eastern Piedmont)
Eastern Piedmont Orthoimagery 2013
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Eastern Piedmont Orthoimagery 2013
Center for Geographic Information and AnalysisTim JohnsonDarrin Smith
Raleigh, NCJanuary 22, 2014
TodayIntroductionsProject overviewPortable drive contentsTechnical DialogVOICE Recap60-Day Warranty PeriodExpectations for data sharingOnline access: NC OneMapHand-off and next steps
2IntroductionAcknowledgmentNC 911 Board128 Statewide Primary PSAPs
Barry Furey
Ft. Bragg Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security
Seymour Johnson AFB
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Statement of Need: Ortho Business PlanGeographic Information Coordinating Council
Coordinate acquisition of statewide orthoimagery at scheduled intervals
Cap turnaround at maximum of 4 years
Eliminate patchwork collection of county imagery sets of varying quality, resolution, and age
Establish a sustainable and consistent, funded Program
Make it accessible to 911 Centers and the Public
NC Geographic Information Coordinating Council vision for imagery4CGIA BackgroundNC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis Lead state agency for GISServices Program solutions for state and local governmentsCoordination Program data sharing, informed decision-making, and cost efficiencies
The lead agency for geographic information systems (GIS) services and GIS coordination for the StateServices Program provides solutions to state and local governmentsCoordination Program brings the statewide community together to promote data sharing, informed decision-making, and cost efficiencies5Statewide Ortho Program ApproachEngage end-user quality review earlyCommon platform for concurrent review
Visual consistency of imagery across study areas and Program phases
Administer a Proactive approach to project delivery rather than engage in Reactive measures to quality issues66Organizational StructureGICCAtlas Geographic DataNC Geodetic Survey Global Positioning SystemCORS Upgrade,Camera Validation andHorizontal QualityNC 911 BoardCGIAProject Manager, Contract AdministrationQBS Quality Assurance, ProductDistribution and NCOneMap Geospatial PortalWorking group for Ortho Planning:
NC Geodetic Survey, NC DENRNC Land Records ManagementNC Floodplain Mapping ProgramNC DOT, NC Agriculture, Moore and Henderson CountiesUS Geological Survey
Oversight and AdvisoryNC DOTTechnical Advisory ServicesPhotogrammetric QALevel 2 QCSurdex CorporationPhoto ScienceSpatial Data ConsultantsNC Department of the Secretary of State
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The ProgramStatewide Orthoimagery Acquisition Cycle
201320142015 2012The lead agency for geographic information systems (GIS) services and GIS coordination for the StateServices Program provides solutions to state and local governmentsCoordination Program brings the statewide community together to promote data sharing, informed decision-making, and cost efficiencies8Business Plan for Orthoimagery
92013 Project Overview25 counties in eastern piedmont North Carolina15,366 square miles17,164 + tiles6 inch pixel resolutionNC State Plane Coordinate System, NAD83 2011Comply with NC Secretary of State Technical Specifications for Digital Orthophoto Base Mapping
10Raleigh January 2211
Durham January 2212
Fayetteville January 2313
Elizabethtown January 2314
Rocky Mount January 2715
Distributing Imagery Products State and FederalData Sharing Partners
Contractors)CGIAProject ManagerNC OneMapImagery server (map services)Storage Data download
25 Counties 911 OperationsGISDistribution and Access to Imagery
16Workflow Quality ControlContractorQBSPre-PlanningAcquisitionLandcoverLevel 1Client Review (Levels 2-4)Image Correction
NCGSHorizontal60-Day WarrantyLevel 2 (30%) NCDOTLevel 4 (25%)(30 day) CountiesLevel 3 (5%)CGIAFive-Phased ApproachImage DeliveryFocus on QCContractor complianceBreakdown of who performs QC17READMEFull resolution TIFF imagery tilesCompressed MRSID imagery tilesCompressed MRSID for all adjacent (neighbor) counties (20:1 compression)County mosaics for county and adjacent (neighbor) counties (50:1 compression)MetadataGeospatial reference data (including state/county index and exposure footprints seamline polygons)Elevation modificationsCompliance and QC documentation
18Portable Drive ContentsFocus on neighbors 911 doesnt stop at the county border18Tile DefinitionsNC Technical SpecificationsProjections and GISMosaicsTile NamingDocumentation
19Technical Notes19Statewide grid 5,000 by 5,000
20Grid
20NC Technical Specifications for Digital Orthophoto Base Mapping from Land Records Management Program in the Secretary of States Office (2009):MethodsFormatsQuality and accuracyReports certified by surveyor licensed in NC
21NC Specifications21NC State Plane Coordinate System, NAD83 (2011 epoch) feetESRI/NGS projection supported formatGeoTIFF headers and world files
22Projections and GISESRI has not developed 2011 projection libraries therefore the GeoTIFF header insures placement22SpecificationsAll tiles combined (MrSID) 50:1CountyAdjacent countiesDisplaying multiple countiesDiscussion2012 FeedbackMobile appsEfficiencyFilesize vs. resolutionRequesting Exceptions
23Mosaics23
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25Tile NamingOC6i0_37_000_12345678_20120215_0305R0
OC -2 digit product code: O= orthoimagery, C = color. 6i0 3 digit pixel size: Use the unit indicator code (i = Inch, f = Foot, m = Meter, c = Centimeter) as the decimal point. 6 Inch = 6i0, 1.5 feet = 1f5, 1.5 meter = 1m5, 15 centimeters = 15c. 37 2 digit NC ANSI (FIPS) Code000 3 digit alphanumeric custodian code. For county maintained data this would be county ANSI (FIPS) code, 000 for statewide20765400 Map Index Number (IMAGENAME in Tile Index).20120215_0305 - 13 digit code where the earliest and latest date of acquisition per county is included in the filename where the most recent date is appended to the earliest date (8 Digit start date YYYYMMDD_4 Digit finish month and date MMDD Revision Number). In this example, February 15 is date of first acquisition and March 5 is the latest26DocumentationComplianceAttachment C: Flight and Control Plan Attachment C-1: Control Surveys Report Attachment D: Imagery Acquisition Compliance ReportAttachment E: Airborne GPS-IMU Post Processing & AT ReportAttachment G: Orthoimagery Quality Review Report
Quality Review Outcome (Attachment G)Local Government ParticipationResults27Documentation Acquisition Details
28Documentation Acquisition Details
29Data County Index
30Quality Review EvolvementStatewide 2010911 Board Post delivery QC90-DayData shuffling, Updates, DVDs, Hard Drives, Communication, etc. Vision Centralization, real-time imageryCoastal 2012911 Board Early concurrent reviewChallenge Risk, Cost, BenefitVOICE
31VOICE RecapUser AccountsCentralBasemapRelevant dataPick tiles StrategicSpeedToolsDocumentationHelp, ReferenceOutput What became of a CALL?
32Eastern Piedmont 2013 VOICE
733 quality issues submitted to contractors
33Expectations for Project34Documentation Attachment GState of North Carolina Office of Information Technology ServicesCenter for Geographic Information and AnalysisEastern Piedmont 2013Attachment G Product Review SummaryIssues reported by CGIA, NCDOT, and County PSAP and GIS
County: FranklinPrimary County PSAP Contact:Name: Christy ShearinPhone: 919-340-4320Email: [email protected]
Primary County GIS Contact:Name: James WilkinsPhone: 919-496-1197Email: [email protected]
35Documentation Attachment G
3637Whats Next (60-Day Warranty)Timing 60 Days from todayQC Period vs. Warranty PeriodPhysical review of drive contentsSatisfactionDelivery expectations
37What is a flaw that should be fixed?Corrupt or missing filesMisplaced tiles (spatially)Significant quality issuesRegional scope in natureSignificant impact to man-made structures (excluding tree lean)Contact CGIAEmailVOICE60-day period before final repairs
38What if you find a flaw?38Expected sharing:PSAPs within your countyGIS operations in municipalities
NC OneMap for online access (www.nconemap.gov)DownloadImagery services
39Share the Data39NC OneMap Geospatial Portal
41Vector and Imagery ServicesImageryOrthoimagery Standalone Per YearOrthoimagery All - 1995-2012Orthoimagery Most Recent
http://services.nconemap.com/arcgis/rest/
Slide shows example of how the options for download will be presented to the user/requester41Next StepsCGIA continues with distributionCGIA will follow up to assure quality and usefulness in 911 and GISDerived Products Color infraredFuture Business Plan for OrthoimageryTodays Presentationhttp://www.nconemap.com/OrthoimageryforNorthCarolina/2013OrthoimageryProject.aspx
42911 Board FeedbackThe Board needs your feedback
4-Year Statewide Orthoimagery Program
Northern Piedmont and Mountains 2014
43AcknowledgementsNC 911 BoardNC Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (CGIA)NC Department of Transportation Photogrammetry UnitNC Department of Public Safety, NC Geodetic SurveyLand Records Management, Secretary of StateGICC and Statewide Mapping Advisory CommitteeWorking Group for Orthophotography PlanningPrivate contractorsESRILizardtechNC ITS: Enterprise Project Management Office; Hosting ServicesState Chief Information OfficerLocal Government Committee
44Client Satisfaction