NSGIC Transportation For The Nation TFTN

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NSGIC Transportation For The NationTFTN

• Madison, Wisconsin September 26, 2007

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The Crew

• Jim Knudson
• John Auble (TeleAtlas)
• Dennis Goreham
• Mark Bradford (BTS)
• Roger Petzol (FHWA)
• Stu Davis
• Tom Palmerlee (TRB)
• Mike Domarantz (M. Baker Corp)
• Steve Grise (ESRI)

• Charlie Hickman (USGS)
• Connie Gurchieck (GeoDecisions)
• Leland Pierce
• Randy Fusaro (US Census)
• Paul Wiese (USGS)
• Reg Soulyrette (TRB)
• Frank Winters
• Dan Widner

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Transportation for the Nation

• Nationwide road layer
• Continuously maintained
• Addressable
• Routable
• Including LRS
• Engaging the Transportation Community
• Feds
• State
• MPO

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2007

• Transportation Research Board committee
  Improving National Transportation Geospatial
  Information
• Survey of NSGIC state reps created.

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The Survey- Sneak Preview

• 21 States responded thank you.
• 12 include address ranges
• 8 have stable funding
• 5 include commercial data
• Of those 4 have commercial data including state
  edits
• Used by DOT for linear referencing?
• 6 yes, 15 skipped the question
• 16 provide data for TIGER

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TRB WorkshopImproving National Transportation
Geospatial Information
December 14, 2007

• Who Should Attend
• Transportation professionals interested in access
  to better multipurpose spatial data
• GIS-T managers interested in making the case for
  improved spatial data infrastructure and
• State GIS coordinators interested in improving
  working relationships with transportation policy
  and decision makers.
• Register online at http//guest.cvent.com/EVENTS
  /Info/Summary.aspx?e667726ad-52b5-4cef-997b-1c026
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TRB Workshop objectives

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• Investigate the likely applications, benefits and
  costs of an improved national geospatial
  information system for the transportation
  community 
• Identify likely users, beneficiaries, and funding
  sources
• Discuss key data elements that could be included
• Suggest potential roles, mechanisms for sharing
  data, and approaches to integrate required data
  for multiple sources
• Explore institutional arrangements that could
  facilitate such an initiative

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TRB Workshop Themes

• Safety
• Environment and Planning
• Routing and navigation
• Emergency Management and Security

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2008

• Analyze the results of the survey
• Some of the same questions to the GIS-T survey
• Comparison
• Continue promotion of interaction between NSGIC
  and GIS-T members.
• Further define the path for TFTN
• Work on AASHTO