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U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S. Geological Survey
U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S. Geological Survey
Crowdsourcing The National Map
The National Map Corps Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) at the USGS
Project Team:
Rolla, Missouri
Elizabeth McCartney, Joe Pantoga,
Morgan Bearden, J.P. Maxwell
Denver, Colorado
Erin Korris, Somayeh Nasrollahi
tari
http://nationalmap.gov/TheNationalMapCorps
*FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY. This content has not undergone an editorial review and
should not be published without permission.
Outline Overview
What is The National Map Corps?
Why crowd sourcing?
History 2010-2012 - Pilot Projects
2013 - National Expansion
Current Status
Process
Volunteers
Contributions
Marketing and Outreach Volunteer Recognition
Social Media
Data Processing
Workflow
Quality
Future
Demos?
The National Map Corps
Mapping crowd-
sourcing project
to collect data
for The National
Map
Online editor
Structures
Base data from
GAZ and NSD
Why crowd sourcing?
Increase citizen involvement
Power of “the crowd” and local
knowledge
Increase transparency in
government
Better data, faster
Do more with less (downsizing)
The future of mapping?
History of VGI At The USGS
Revival of VGI at the USGS- Pilot
Projects
2010:
USGS VGI Workshop
OSMCP Phase 1- Roads in Kansas
with GIS professionals
2011:
OSMCP Phase 2- Structures with
Students; 4 quads over Denver
2012:
Phase 3, The National Map Corps –
Structures in Colorado; open to all
volunteers
2013: National Expansion
Phased release of all 50 states for
Structures editing
Tiered system of editors
Volunteer Recognition
10 Structures Schools
College / University
Fire Station / EMS
Station
Law Enforcement
Prison / Correctional
Facility
State Capitol
Hospital / Medical
Center
Ambulance Services
Cemetery
Post Office
http://navigator.er.usgs.gov/help/vgistructures_userguide.html
Project Home Page
https://my.usgs.gov/confluence/display/nationalmapcorps/Home
How does it work?
1. Pick an area to edit (city,
county, etc..) AND/OR Pick
a feature type to edit
(cemeteries, schools, etc..)
2. Check existing points (red
border), remove obsolete
points, add missing points. a) Check Location
b) Check attributes (Name required)
c) Click “Finished Editing” and “Save”
Volunteers
Volunteer Statistics
Users
Po
ints
Power Law (long tail) Distribution
Typical of Crowd Sourcing
Total Edits[1]
89,719
Total Unique Points[2]
58,710
Total Deletions[3]4,113
Total Unique Points incl. Deletions 62,823
Total Contributions (all stages)[7]
73,614
Total Points- Standard Editor[4]52,191
Total Points- Peer Review[5]12,439
Total Points- Advanced Editor[6]
4,871
SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONSMarch 29, 2012 through September 9, 2014
[1] TOTAL EDITS = Every "edit" made to every point, including multiple edits per point. An "edit" is defined as
each time the "save" button is clicked in the editor and includes a "save" after a deletion. Changes may or may
not have been made to the point.
[2] TOTAL UNIQUE POINTS = Number of unique points that have been edited (added, modified or verified), not
including deletions.
[3] TOTAL DELETIONS = Total number of structures in the "Original" database that were deleted during editing.
[6] TOTAL POINTS- ADVANCED EDITOR = Total number of points edited (added, modified, or verified)
through Advanced Editing.
[7] TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS = Volunteer Contributions (added, modified, verified, and deleted) from all stages
(Standard Editing, Peer Review and Advanced Editing) combined.
[4] TOTAL POINTS- STANDARD EDITOR = Total number of points edited (added, modified or verified) through
Standard Editing.
[5] TOTAL POINTS- PEER REVIEW = Total number of points edited (added, modified or verified) through Peer
Review.
Volunteer Contributions
Marketing
Liaison Network, Office of
Communications,
Communications team
News Releases
Circulars, Open File
Reports
Social Media
Gamification Techniques
Volunteer Recognition
Badges
Mapping Challenges
Gold Medal
Best Marketing or
Promotional Program
https://twitter.com/USGSTNM
Volunteer Recognition Badges
Order of the
Surveyor’s
Chain
(25-49) Society of the
Steel Tape
(50-99)
Stadia Board
Society
(500-999)
Alidade Alliance
(1000-1999)
Pedometer
Posse
(100-199)
Theodolite
Assemblage
(2000 +)
http://navigator.er.usgs.gov/help/vgistructures_rewards.html
Circle of the Surveyor’s
Compass (200-399)
Social Media
Automatic Daily Data Download
File Geodatabase
Changes (for that day)
Deletions (all)
Planet (current cut of data)
Data edited through “stages” (standard editing,
peer review, advanced, QA)
Vandalism
Users
Daily manual check for download issues
Daily Quality Monitoring
FME tool, manually run, outputs
created if criteria met
Manually reviewed internally
Email volunteers if issues found
No vandalism to-date
U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S. Geological Survey
U.S. Department of the Interior
U.S. Geological Survey
The National Map Corps Structures Program Structures Program
Edit
Peer Review V
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VGI Processing
- Take data and make it better
- Find missing data
- Fix spatial location
- Fix attributes
-Verify existing structures
Existing Structures
-Come from GAZ database
- Come from Structures DB
Structures Processing
- Integrate data back to GAZ
- Reconcile with Structures DB
- Make available for
-The National Map
- US Topo
Structures Data Program
GazVector
Structures Processing
- GAZ ID’s
- Metadata
- Abbreviations
- Etc
Structures Data Program
GazVector
The National
Map
USGS QA
Workflow
Advanced
Quality Analysis (QA)
January 2013 Quality Study- Colorado
Quality Assurance
Peer Review
Advanced Editors
NSD team data processing
Daily Quality Monitoring
Process:
Check sample of points through web
research/aerial imagery
Moving Forward
Follow us on Twitter: #tnmcorps @USGSTNM
http://nationalmap.gov/TheNationalMapCorps
Trails
Mobile App
Next Generation Editor
More Structures types?