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This document discusses the benefits of connecting to the Mesa County VRS/RTVRN network. It provides an overview of what the network is, how it works to improve GPS accuracy in real-time, and how users can connect and take advantage of the free resource using various mapping and surveying software applications. Instructions are provided on registering an account and setting up the connection in programs like TerraSync, ArcPad, ArcGIS for Windows Mobile, and TerraFlex.
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The National Map Corps is a crowdsourcing project run by the U.S. Geological Survey that collects volunteered geographic information to update The National Map. Volunteers use an online editor to add, modify, and verify structure points such as buildings. Since 2012, volunteers have made over 73,000 contributions updating over 58,000 structure points across 50 U.S. states. The USGS integrates this crowdsourced data into their authoritative databases and products after processing the data for quality.
Chamberlain hazus
The document describes a hazard mitigation planning project for the Seward Bear Creek Flood Service Area near Seward, Alaska. The project team updated the local hazard mitigation plan by evaluating natural hazards in the area like flooding, developing damage estimates using Hazus software, and considering scenarios for climate change and land use change. They encountered challenges with data collection and modeling hazards in the Alaskan environment. The team used LiDAR data and user-defined facilities in Hazus to model flooding risks and assess climate change impacts on glacially-fed rivers. They also adapted 2D alluvial fan flood models and tsunami maps into Hazus for risk assessments.
Gup web mobilegis
The document discusses getting started with web mobile GIS. It covers responsive design principles like mobile-first design and progressive enhancement. It also discusses hybrid mobile app development using PhoneGap/Cordova to wrap web apps with native functionality. Additionally, it provides examples of jQuery Mobile and Bootstrap for building responsive web apps, techniques for offline editing of geospatial data on mobile devices, and tools for optimizing web content for mobile like the ArcGIS Web Optimizer.
Vetter employee residence reports weld county
The Colorado Employee Residence Reports (CERR) are used to determine the residence of mineral and energy industry workers in Colorado. This information is then used to calculate severance tax and federal mineral lease direct payments to local governments. The CERR processing for Weld County has greatly improved over time through streamlining workflows, increasing efficiencies, and reducing manual data entry. Key aspects of the CERR processing include data collection, geocoding addresses, analyzing residence patterns, and producing required reports and maps.
Caldwell community sustainability and land use policy
Jason Caldwell from Sanborn presented on how remote sensing and GIS can support community sustainability and land use policy development through land cover mapping. Land cover mapping identifies the physical state of the landscape (e.g. vegetation, impervious surfaces, water) and can help communities with applications like watershed management, green infrastructure planning, wildfire risk assessment, and more. High resolution aerial and satellite imagery can be classified to create detailed land cover maps. These maps provide essential information for policy decisions around issues like development, environmental protection, and resource management.
Caldwell uas
The document discusses potential uses of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for remote sensing and mapping applications. It provides an overview of The Sanborn Map Company, which specializes in aerial data collection and processing. The company sees opportunities to integrate UAS technology into its existing service offerings to expand into new markets and services. Example applications discussed include agriculture, ranching, emergency response, and infrastructure inspection. Regulatory issues and business models for UAS services are also covered.
Behunin and lasslo inexpensive mobile mapping solutions
This document discusses inexpensive mobile mapping solutions that are compatible with both Android and iOS platforms. It introduces the Avenza PDF Maps, OruxMaps, and CarryMap Observer applications. Avenza PDF Maps allows users to load georeferenced maps and record location data. OruxMaps enables users to create waypoints, tracks, and share locations between devices. CarryMap Observer is more full-featured, allowing customization, identification of map features, and data collection capabilities. The document provides an overview and demo of each application.
Crawley using r to evaluate street stress on park use
This study used Poisson regression and R software to analyze the relationship between street connectivity, socioeconomic factors, and park use in Denver, Colorado. Higher percentages of low-to-moderate income houses near parks and higher pedestrian stress levels along streets surrounding parks were found to correlate with lower park use. Conversely, larger park size and higher bicycle stress levels near parks were found to correlate with greater park use.
Connally geocoding employment data
This document discusses different methods for geocoding employment data across a region consisting of 10 counties and 46 municipalities covering 5,288 square miles. It compares geocoding 140,809 employment records using a Denver address dataset, Google geocoding, lat/long coordinates from the original data provider, and a composite parcel address locator. The Denver address dataset provided the best results for Denver City and County, while the original lat/long coordinates performed best overall but may not be repeatable or applicable to other data. A composite parcel address locator performed poorly, geocoding the fewest records and jobs. The level of detail and accuracy is important for analyzing data in urban centers and transit areas.
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Siddle connecting surveying and mgis to mesa countys rtrn
- 1. Mesa County VRS/RTVRN Benefits of Connec6ng! Celebra6ng 20 years of Empowering GeoSpa6al excellence, Since 1994
- 3. Celebra6ng 20 years of Empowering GeoSpa6al excellence, Since 1994
- 4. Agenda • What is VRS/RTKN and how to take advantage of the great resource available to the Western Slope? • How do VRS, Mapping Grade GPS and mobile applicaFons work together for successful field data collect, inspecFons, verificaFons, communicaFon, etc! • TerraSync, ArcPad, ArcMobile, TerraFlex … Celebra6ng 20 years of Empowering GeoSpa6al excellence, Since 1994
- 5. We are part of the Mesa RTVRN
- 6. What is the Mesa County VRS / RTVRN?
- 7. Not Just for Mesa County A FREE network of GNSS reference staFons to improve your GPS/GNSS Accuracy
- 8. How the Mesa County RTKN works hPp://emap.mesacounty.us/gps_survey/RTVRN_VRS%20EXPLAIN.pdf
- 9. How to Connect Short Version Step 1 -‐ Connect your device to the internet Hot Spot Smart Phone Internal Cell Modem
- 10. Step 2 – Log into Mesa County RTVRN through your mapping or survey so]ware: Address : 69.144.48.78 Port : 2010 Username: GetYourOwn Password: Free You get these when you sign up Sign up for free here -‐ hPp://69.144.48.78/RegisterAccount.aspx
- 11. Your receiver give the network your general locaFon and the network returns a tailor made correcFon Real-‐Fme !
- 12. All your Data lines up Your Confident in your data You don’t have to post process Its Free and works all over the Western Slope
- 13. Not all devices support NTRIP Consumer GPS devices don’t need it to get the adverFzed accuracy YES NO
- 14. VRS in TerraSync
- 15. VRS in TerraSync
- 16. VRS in ArcPad
- 17. VRS in ArcGIS for Windows Mobile
- 18. VRS in TerraFlex
- 19. Configured through the TerraFlex Cloud
- 20. Celebra6ng 20 years of Empowering GeoSpa6al excellence, Since 1994
- 21. LizardTech workshop You own UAV, Now What? October 7th Centennial, Co