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The Present and Future of GIS Integration
Jeff Lovin
2006 West Virginia GIS Forum and Workshops
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Tool or Solution
Single-point access to all relevant data
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Traditional Hard Copy Workflow

• Manual effort Sort Data
• Wastes paper
• Redundant
• Inefficient
• Time consuming

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GIS Tool Enhanced Workflow

• Eliminates external data collection outside
  office
• Still Redundant
• Still requires printing of paper
• Improvement over manual workflow but still
  somewhat inefficient

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Enterprise GIS Workflow

• Eliminates
• External data collection
• Duplicate data
• Duplicate data entry

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Evolution of CAMA Systems

• Non-ODBC compliant CAMA systems
• Inefficient
• time consuming
• ODBC compliant CAMA/Tax systems
• Views - customizable
• Batch processes to create exportable tables
• Latest versions of CAMA/Tax Systems
• GIS connectivity should be transparent to the
  user

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Sidwell Parcel BuilderTM CAMA Integration
Create the parcel on the map CAMA sees it !
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Manatron CAMA GIS Viewer
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CAMA GIS Viewer Sketch Tool for Change Detection

• Sketches typically do not match reality of
  orthophotos
• Within Enterprise GIS CAMA System
• Create sketch overlaying the
• ortho within SDE
• Provides georeferenced data to better assess data
  quality
• Change detection tool for next overflight

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Oblique Photography
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Summary

• GIS/CAMA Technology continues to evolve to the
  benefit of county government
• Latest versions of CAMA systems are GIS
  oriented
• Counties with existing GIS systems should
  continue to evolve Think Enterprise