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The document discusses GIS services that MVRPC provides to its member communities. It outlines two components: 1) GIS Professional Support Services which provides on-demand support, training, and publishing of layers; and 2) Regional Geospatial Coordination which involves collaborative partnerships to identify shared needs and layers through a working group. Contact Tom Harner or Martin Kim for more information on how MVRPC can help member communities with their GIS needs through these services.
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- 1. MVRPC Board of Directors February 5, 2015 GIS at MVRPC
- 2. GIS at MVRPC Going Places was the catalyst 2 Conclusion: use Implementation Tools as main component to support GP goals Tools will have MVRPC Lead, Partner or Support GP committee voted strongly for an implementation tool called “Shared Regional GIS” MVRPC staff created a business plan for GIS in order to Lead this effort
- 3. GIS at MVRPC MVRPC’s regional GIS: 3 Better member access to enhanced GIS services - Transportation, environment, census, land use layers - Boosting the capacity of member communities Address regional needs for geospatial coordination - Identify, prioritize applications and layers that are used and/or needed
- 4. GIS at MVRPC Two components to MVRPC’s GIS: 4 GIS Professional Support Services (PSS) - ‘short range’ but long lasting Regional Geospatial Coordination (RGC) - ‘long range’ but needed to see the big picture
- 5. GIS at MVRPC GIS Professional Services Support (PSS): 5 Service-oriented program - Help to update your GIS layers - Train staff on using GIS software - Help you maintain your GIS layers - Publish these layers to the web - Connect your community with neighboring ones via GIS - Multiple subject areas - Ongoing: Miami County zoning
- 6. GIS at MVRPC Regional Geospatial Coordination (RGC): 6 Partnership program - More collaborative and long term - Working group of GIS professionals - Will involve needs assessment survey - Determine specific layers that will benefit the region - Discover useful applications that will benefit the region - Ongoing: SWOGIS, Needs Assessment
- 7. GIS at MVRPC This program is in place to help you! Please contact: 7 Tom Harner - tharner@mvrpc.org - 531-6532 Martin Kim - mkim@mvrpc.org - 531-6533