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This document discusses using geospatial technologies like satellite imagery and floodplain mapping to better understand flood risks. It also lists various geospatial companies and tools, and provides Learon Dalby's contact information for questions. The document seems to be notes from a presentation on emerging geospatial topics, opportunities, and challenges.
Putting a State Budget on a Map
The document discusses mapping Arkansas' state budget by geographic location using GIS, including obtaining funding data from various state agencies, displaying the data thematically by county, city, and school district on maps, and presenting the results in binders divided by legislative district for the House and Senate to easily view budget allocations for their areas. Issues addressed include acquiring and processing the data, mapping and display methods, delivering the results on time, and ensuring clear and consistent presentation.
Arkansas Road Centerline File Press Release
The Arkansas Road Centerline File was created in 2002 to provide a single, accurate source for road information in Arkansas that was maintained by local contributors and shared publicly. It took 8 years and over 75 contributors to build the 420,216 record, 1 gigabyte file, which is updated as information is provided and aims to be a globally accessed resource available through Arkansas' GeoStor website.
Open the Data
The document discusses Arkansas' statewide GIS data program called GeoStor. It notes that GeoStor was established in 2003 to coordinate GIS data development and distribution across state, local, and federal government agencies to reduce duplication. GeoStor currently hosts over 200 datasets that are freely accessible online through various download and web service methods. The document highlights that Arkansas GIS data is accessed globally and notes the economic and disaster response benefits of openly sharing standardized GIS data. It also discusses opportunities to improve data quality through increased sharing with other systems like OpenStreetMap.
June 2010 Joint AR IT Committee
I had the opportunity to author the first half of this presentation and provide feedback on the second half. This presentation was presented by Shelby Johnson, Arkansas Geographic Information Officer and Michael Turner, Applied Geographics to the Joint Arkansas Advanced Communications and Information Technology Legislative Committee.
2009 Ice Storm
This 2010 presentation discussed Arkansas' response to an 2009 ice storm and issues with visualizing state network outages. The presentation lasted 20 minutes and included discussion. Key issues focused on communication. The problem was visualizing where state network outages occurred on the state network. Additional potential uses of visualizing outages included power outages, lines cut, assessing the significance of an event like a tornado, and quick calculations of outage percentages. Contact information was provided for further information.
Is government ready to embrace what social media
This document discusses how government can better embrace social media to communicate with the public. It notes that people, especially younger generations, increasingly use mobile apps and social networks to communicate. However, government still relies primarily on one-way communication methods like websites and email lists. The document suggests that government should communicate through multiple social channels simultaneously and be responsive to public feedback in order to better serve citizens in the modern era of technology. It provides examples of how government agencies can use social games and crowd-sourced crisis maps to engage the public and receive authoritative data.
NSGIC Intro to a Different Kind of Conference
This document discusses Ignite sessions and opportunities for an Ignite/Un-Conference event. Ignite sessions involve 20 slides that automatically advance every 15 seconds, allowing presenters 5 minutes to share their idea. An Un-Conference allows attendees to provide topics and have discussions. The document proposes combining Ignite sessions in the morning with Un-Conference breakouts in the afternoon, which could enable more topics to be covered, deeper dives into topics, and greater interaction among attendees. Some challenges of this hybrid event include uncertainty and needing speakers, but it has potential to build a more customized conference experience. Contact information is provided for the author discussing this proposal.
Social Media For Business Intelligence
This document discusses using social media tools like Twitter for business intelligence. It provides two demonstrations of analyzing Twitter data using FME Server and Google Maps/Earth. Tweets are collected from Twitter and stored in a database. FME Server transforms the tweets and streams them to Google clients via KML. The tweets are displayed spatially based on location data and refreshed regularly. Social media can provide bidirectional information exchange between government and citizens.
Safe Twitter Demo
FME Server is used to transform Twitter data and stream it to Google Maps and Earth via KML. The tweets are stored in a database and time stamped to allow for future analysis and replaying the event. Every 30 seconds new tweets are archived and every 10 seconds Google Earth requests updated tweets from the database, while the Google Maps view requires page refreshes to see new tweets.
How to Sign Up for Various Communication Tools
1) The presentation introduces various Google communication tools and how to set them up, including setting up a Google account, homepage, documents, and access to Google Wave.
2) It also discusses how to set up a Facebook page and connect it to NSGIC's page and how to set up a Twitter account to search for people to follow and tweet.
3) The presentation encourages exploring different communication tools and considering how to establish an online presence across multiple platforms using consistent profile details.
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Spatial Data Infrastructure
- 1. Presentation Tuesday, November 17, 2009 Huntsville, AL This presentation was provided in 2009 and is certainly temporal, given the nature of the discussion. Presentation roughly 10 minutes as part of a panel.
- 2. Forget Everything what if we started over? Learon Dalby GIS Program Manager Arkansas Geographic Information Office (AGIO) Ed Parsons- http://bit.ly/zcpU6
- 5. People
- 11. Where have we been? Creating Data Creating Data Connecting to Data Viewing Data Viewing Data Viewing Data
- 12. Where Are We Now? Creating Sharing Data Creating Sharing Data Passively Creating Sharing Data Passively Creating Sharing Data Millions of Sensors Passively Creating Sharing Data
- 14. Where Are We Now? How will government work with this?
- 16. Contact Information Learon Dalby [email_address] Twitter: @learondalby http://www.slideshare.net/learondalby