Title: GIS In Maryland
1GIS In Maryland
- Ken Miller
- Director, Watershed Information Services
2Significant Activities
- Cooperative Road Centerline
- Detailed Digital Elevation Models using LIDAR
- Large-scale digital orthophoto production
- Partnership Building
3 The Maryland Statewide Cooperative Road
Centerline
Highway Information Services Division
4Working Together to Integrate the State one
County at a time.
A Sustainable Partnership for Success
5 Who
- SHA Highway Information Services Division
- Statutory Mandate for Public Road Data Collection
- Public Road Inventory Database
- Highway Mapping/Cartography
- GIS-based and attributed public highway system
centerline, numerous map products and
applications - SHA has centerline currently good for planning,
and 124K maps
6What is the SHA Shared Centerline Program?
- Use of same centerline where possible
- Use of linked/related centerline through unique
IDs will support different geometries - Help keep data up to date through digital spatial
data updates on both sides - Each party does what they do best
7What Are the Qualities of the Data Under
Development?
- SHA has current centerline of major roads
- SHA is working towards 12400 scale centerline
data of every public roadway - Adding ramps, spurs, aux roads, rabs
- SHA also looking for improved road names as well
as addresses - Willingness to share maintenance and data in
future
8Benefits to State and Local Government
- MEMA
- Homeland Security
- EOC Emergency Management
- County Planning and Public Works
- County and Municipal 911 Call Centers
- Fulfills Phase II accuracy requirement
- Mutual Aid
- Mapping State Health Concerns (ex. SARS, WestNile
Virus, Flu) - Voter Registration Database (Board of Elections)
9Leveraging Existing Projects
- HISD Investment in Statewide Road Data
- Existing Annual Highway Inventory Processes
- Highly Accurate County Data
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14Status
- 17 of 23 counties participating at some level
- Data from 11 counties received by SHA
- 2 counties completed Howard Montgomery
15Significant Activities
- Cooperative Road Centerline
- Detailed Digital Elevation Models using LIDAR
- Large-scale digital orthophoto production
- Partnership Building
16LIDAR 101
- Light Detection and Ranging
- Laser light detector mounted in aircraft
- GPS and inertial navigation
- Data storage systems
17Basics (cont.)
- Approximately 1.5 points per meter2
- Precise measurements - RMSE 18.5 cm ( 7.5)
- Supports 2 contour mapping
- Supports 12400 scale orthophoto production
- Leaf off
- 2 meter DEM grid
- 20 check-points per land cover category
18I-Team Plan for Digital Elevation Model Production
Maryland Geographic Data Implementation Team
Plan, July 2001
19Statewide DEM Grid
- 3600 meters square
- Row and column identifier
20Predicted Tide
21Last Return Elevation
22Bare-Earth Elevation
23Last Return Elevation
24Bare-Earth Elevation
25Last Return Elevation
26Bare-Earth Elevation
27Bare-Earth DEM
28Bare-Earth DEM
29Bare-Earth DEM 2-meter Cells
30Intensity Image
31Intensity Image
32LIDAR
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33Significant Activities
- Cooperative Road Centerline
- Detailed Digital Elevation Models using LIDAR
- Large-scale digital orthophoto production
- Partnership Building
34I-Team Plan for Digital Elevation Model Production
Maryland Geographic Data Implementation Team
Plan, July 2001
35Basic Specifications
- 12400-scale resolution
- 0.25 meter pixel
- Based on statewide DEM 1200x1800 meter grid
- State Plane NAD 83 meters
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38Significant Activities
- Cooperative Road Centerline
- Detailed Digital Elevation Models using LIDAR
- Large-scale digital orthophoto production
- Partnership Building
39MD DNR NOAA\CSC Wicomico Dorchester Talbot SU UME
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40LIDAR 2004
- DNR St. Marys part of Charles
- Charles completed their county
- Anne Arundel paid for their county
- Howard paid for their county
- All through 1 contract vehicle
- Same spec, same process
- Significant price break
41C2K Accomplishments
- 4.1.3.3 Protect 20 of Watershed
- 4.1.5 Develop and maintain in each jurisdiction
a strong GIS system
424.1.3.3 - 20 Protection
- 19.89 of Maryland protected
- DNR, MDP share responsibility of mapping
protected lands - But . . . acres protected NOT all GIS acreages
43Landscape Analysis used in Targeting Acquisitions
- Potential properties screened against Green
Infrastructure - Maps created to support acquisition request (BPW)
444.1.5 Strong GIS
- Marylands Implementation Team (I-Team) Plan
- MDP continues Smart Growth Data Partnership
- DNR provides free access to its GIS data via
Internet (www.dnr.maryland.gov\gis) - DNR and MDP are working with local governments to
improve the Protected Lands database - DNR works closely with counties sponsoring Rural
Legacy applications - MDP conducted its Development Capacity Study to
inventory lands within Priority Funding Areas - DNR conducted a Cooperative Geospatial Data
Survey with local governments - Maryland Metadata Resource Guide
www.marylandGIS.net
45Thanks
- Ken Miller
- 410.260.8751
- kenmiller_at_dnr.state.md.us