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The Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission (MVRPC) provides GIS resources and services to local governments and organizations in the Miami Valley region. MVRPC's GIS coordinator oversees regional geospatial coordination efforts including maintaining shared GIS datasets, developing web mapping applications, and conducting needs assessments to help partners improve their GIS capabilities. MVRPC supports partners' GIS needs through professional services such as training, assistance updating data layers, and publishing layers online for public access.
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The document summarizes efforts by the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission to update their wetlands inventory of the Miami Valley from 1997 data to a new interactive web map in 2014. It describes visiting over 300 wetlands and identifying over 4,700 total wetlands in the region. It also outlines the transition from the original ArcInfo coverages and database files to the new online map.
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2) Most jurisdictions responded and provided comprehensive plans and GIS data.
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This data set is compiled annually, although the latest release is for 2011. The information presented by MVRPC in these maps is based on the workplace, not the worker’s home. These maps are of all jobs, not just an employee’s primary job.
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This document outlines the process used by an organization called MVRPC to develop implementation tools for their vision and needs. It involved gathering public input, analyzing results, and building consensus among leadership. Key steps included tool analyses from November to January, sharing results through February, and public participation events. Committees then reviewed feedback and decided by consensus in March to recommend tools to higher committees and the board for consideration. The document provided definitions of what an implementation tool could be and recapped the process used from February to March to gather additional feedback.
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GIS at MVRPC
- 1. GIS at MVRPC Tom Harner, GISP GIS Coordinator Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission 10 N. Ludlow Street, Suite 700 Dayton, OH 45402-1855 tharner@mvrpc.org
- 2. A forum and resource where the Board of Directors identifies priorities and develops public policy and collaborative strategies to improve quality of life throughout the Miami Valley Region Major Areas of Concentration • Transportation Planning • Regional Planning • Environmental Planning
- 3. GIS at MVRPC Resources: - Passive resources (web) - Active resources (programs)
- 5. MVRPC’s Resource Page ArcGIS Online
- 9. Categories: Transportation, Land Use, Census, Environment, Boundaries
- 10. Categories: Transportation, Land Use, Census, Environment, Boundaries
- 15. • Help to update and create your GIS layers • Help you to maintain your GIS layers • Train staff on using GIS software • Publish these layers to the web GIS Professional Services Support :
- 16. • Prioritize GIS projects and initiatives • Create and share GIS datasets • Collaborate on mapping applications and develop new partnerships • Develop integrated web services Regional Geospatial Coordination:
- 17. GIS Support: Miami County Zoning Traditional GIS/mapping
- 18. Transitioning to a method so the county can maintain its own data
- 19. GIS Support: Meeting a need through web mapping
- 20. Using different layers from different sources
- 22. Different platforms: PC, tablet, phone
- 23. Regional Coordination: 2015 GIS Needs Assessment survey
- 24. 2015 GIS Needs Assessment survey – partnering with SWOGIS
- 25. Visit us at www.mvrpc.org/data-and-mapping or email tharner@mvrpc.org