Roll Call of States. Van Colebank Tennessee Department of Transportation

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1 Roll Call of States Van Colebank Tennessee Department of Transportation

2 West Virginia Hussein Elkhansa 1. CORS Stations 2. Telvistar- Fleet Management 3. SLD Application/GIS Portal 4. LRS 1. Asset Management 2. GIS data exchange network 3. GIS resource management 4. Extending desktop GIS functionality FOLLOWED BY Wisconsin THEN Wyoming

3 Wisconsin Michael Gilchrist 1. Interactive Corridor Maps 2. HPMS Reassessment I-94 Geodatabase 4. Real Estate Automtn Data Sys Reassessmnt 1. ArcGIS Server Planning 2. Migrate VB6 & VBA Applications to.net FOLLOWED BY Wyoming THEN Alabama

4 Wyoming Ben Saunders FOLLOWED BY Alabama THEN Alaska

5 Alabama Danny Manley FOLLOWED BY Alaska THEN Arizona

6 Alaska Kerry Kirkpatrick 1. Enterprise GDB 2. HAS/GIS Interface Integration 3. Network and Feature Maintenance tools 4. Network LRS development/maintenance FOLLOWED BY Arizona THEN Arkansas

7 Arizona Mark Hodges 1. ATIS Roadway Centerline File 2. Crash Records 3. Statewide Travel Demand Model 4. Traffic Database 1. LRS Tools 2. Aerial Photography 3. Photo Imagery 4. Socio Economics FOLLOWED BY Arkansas THEN California

8 Arkansas Sharon Baker (Linda Pearson attending) 1. Creating the LRS for off system routes 2. Fully transferring AADT to GIS 3. 1:24000 PLSS & GLO data digitized/attrib 4. Streamlining Env. Assmnt with GIS/GPS 1. LRS 2. Asset Inventory 3. Emergency Management 4. Photorealism, 3-D Modeling, & Animation FOLLOWED BY California THEN Colorado

9 California Bill Naddy 1. Statewide Roadway Network 2. GIS Enable HPMS 3. Google Earth Enterprise (CT-Earth) 1. Asset management FOLLOWED BY Colorado THEN Connecticut

10 Colorado William Johnson (Lou Henefeld and Tammy Lang attending) 1. GIS Web application 2. Linear Referencing System policy 3. SAP reporting 4. Migration to SQL Server for spatial DB 1. New web application for data 2. Coord. of non-survey GPS data collection 3. User needs study/analysis 4. Implementation of new GeoDB model FOLLOWED BY Connecticut THEN Delaware

11 Connecticut James Spencer 1. Creation of a new Road Network and LRS 2. Creating an Enterpise solution for CTDOT 3. Prioritization of Feature Development 4. Creation of Web Apps. and Map Services 1. HPMS Req. for LRS & Road Networks 2. Enterprise GIS Solutions 3. Web Apps and Map Services FOLLOWED BY Delaware THEN D.C.

12 Delaware Matthew Laick FOLLOWED BY D.C. THEN Florida

13 Washington - District of Columbia Markos Yeterawork 1. TEAMS 2. Work Order Cityworks Implemntation 3. Development of DDOTSSD Maintenance Tool 4. HPMS Implementation 1. GIS data collection 2. Mobile applications FOLLOWED BY Florida THEN Georgia

14 Florida Jared Causseaux 1. Implemented GIS Strategic Plan & Policy 2. Contract for Navteq - All FL Public Agencies 3. Developed DOT GIS Clearinghouse 4. Developing Enterprise GIS Framework 1. Cost savings opportunities 2. Enterprise License Agreements 3. Statewide\enterprise training solutions 4. Clearinghouse initiatives FOLLOWED BY Georgia THEN Hawaii

15 Georgia Teague Buchanan 1. Project Mapping 2. Project Priortization 3. Stimulus Mapping 4. Enterprise GIS Architecture 1. Transportation Data Models 2. CAD Interoperability 3. Asset Management 4. Vehicle Routing FOLLOWED BY Hawaii THEN Idaho

16 Hawaii Goro Sulijoadikusumo 1. Straight Line Diagram web application 2. Data Management Tools for HPMS D geometry 1. MLLRS 2. LIDAR 3. HPMS FOLLOWED BY Idaho THEN Illinois

17 Idaho 1. Pavement Management 2. Maintenance Management 3. Sign, Signal, & Illumination 4. Linear Reference Brian Emmen 1. Linear Reference Systems 2. Gis Deployment to Districts 3. Project Management FOLLOWED BY Illinois THEN Indiana

18 Illinois 1. Rewrite of Roadway Inventory System 2. GIS Data Support of OSOW Permitting 3. ARRA Tracking & Open Government Initiatives 4. Program & Planning System Dan Wilcox 1. Traveler Information Services Web Portal 2. Rewrite of Structure Inventory System 3. Central Mgmt of all Aerial Photography FOLLOWED BY Indiana THEN Iowa

19 Indiana Joel Bump 1. InCORS - GPS RTK and Post Processing 2. Trafficwise phone and website 3. Statewide MDSS deployment 4. Statewide ArcPad Billboard Inventory 1. GIS ARRA RADS reporting integration 2. Spatial enable our Data warehouse 3. geomip - spatial portion of mgt portal FOLLOWED BY Iowa THEN Kansas

20 Iowa Eric Abrams 1. Iowa Linear Referencing System 2. ERMS/GIS Integration 3. Geospatial Web Services (WMS, WFS, WCS) 1. Geospatial Web Services 2. Address points/ranges with Oracle FOLLOWED BY Kansas THEN Kentucky

21 Kansas Brian Logan 1. Official State Map CAD conversion to GIS 2. City Map CAD conversion to GIS 3. Bing mashup to Public Road Conditions 4..NET coversion of all GIS web apps code 1. Mashups and resolving limitations 2. GIS Webportals 3. Oversize/Overweight routing 4. Right of Way & parcel mapping FOLLOWED BY Kentucky THEN Louisiana

22 Kentucky Will Holmes 1. Mobile GIS for District Stormwater Best Management Practices Plan 3. Facilities Management GIS 4. Photo Log Viewer (ArcServer) 1. Mobile GIS integration in existing RDBMS 2. ArcServer Editing Projects 3. Legacy Systems into Enterprise GIS 4. Sustainable GIS Training Program FOLLOWED BY Louisiana THEN Maine

23 Louisiana James Mitchell 1. Fully Implement ArcGIS Server Technology 2. Statewide Road Base Map Database 3. Statewide Topographic Mapp/GIS Database 4. Agency-wide GIS Training 1. GIS/GPS Support of Statewide ERP Project 2. Implementing GiS Application Standards 3. Building the Louisiana Digital Map Base 4. Support of SharePoint Implementation FOLLOWED BY Maine THEN Maryland

24 Maine Nate Kane 1. Web-GIS external Capital Advertise Plan 2. Web-GIS internal General Map Viewer 3. Web-GIS external Posted Roads/Bridges 4. Web-GIS ARRA Project Location Viewer 5. LRS management upgrade 1. Web Mapping 2. Linear Referencing Systems 3. Data Warehousing 4. Asset Inventory GPS tools FOLLOWED BY Maryland THEN Massachusetts

25 Maryland Michael Sheffer (Joseph White attending) 1. GIS SharePoint internal website 2. Asset Data Warehouse Database Development 3. GIS Operational Plan implementation 4. Enterprise GIS visioning 1. Asset Management 2. Enterprise GIS 3. GIS Portal Technologies 4. LRS and Routing FOLLOWED BY Massachusetts THEN Michigan

26 Massachusetts Mark Berger (David DiNocco attending) 1. Updating of grade values on bridges/ tun 2. Intersection file for all roadways 3. Preparing files for HPMS asset management (borings, ITS, etc.) 1. 3-D mileages for road inventory FOLLOWED BY Michigan THEN Minnesota

27 Michigan Gil Chesbro (Debra Alfonso attending) 1. Asset Management 2. Asset Management of Roadway Elements using ArcGIS Server 3. MDOT s Lane Mile Inventory 1. Oracle Spatial Implementation 2. Solutions for a work order management system FOLLOWED BY Minnesota THEN Mississippi

28 Minnesota Dan Ross (Paul Weinberger attending) 1. GIS Content Portal 2. Emergency Management Road Editor 3. Real Estate Management Application 4. Mobile Applications 1. Custom Map Contols 2. Multi Model Geodatabase FOLLOWED BY Mississippi THEN Missouri

29 Mississippi Ray Barksdale (Mike Cresap attending) 1. Rollout of AMMO (maintenance mgmt.) 2. Development of statewide local network 3. numerous smaller apps and tools 1. Multi-level linear referencing systems 2. GIS/Bussiness inteligence integration FOLLOWED BY Missouri THEN Montana

30 Missouri Arnold Williams 1. Migration to ArcGIS Server 2. Migration: Enterprise Data to Web Apps 3. Right-of-Way Data Collection and Apps 1. Temporal Versioning of Centerline Data FOLLOWED BY Montana THEN Nebraska

31 Montana Kevin Kauska 1. Road Report Information 2. Linear Referencing System 1. Road Inventory System FOLLOWED BY Nebraska THEN Nevada

32 Nebraska Rose Braun 1. Statewide Public Web Portal 2. Aerial Photo Consolidation & Education 3. Bridge Management System 4. Pavement Optomization Program Rewrite 1. Gov. Agency Data Sharing 2. Automated ROW Management System 3. Railroad Management System 4. Converting CADD Maps to GIS FOLLOWED BY Nevada THEN New Hampshire

33 Nevada Eric Warmath 1. Asset Inventory utilizing GIS/GPS 2. Data Migration/Consolidation in SDE 3. Parcel Layer Development 4. Ongoing Safety related projects 1. Asset Management Issues 2. Interagency Interoperability Issues 3. Lidar Data Issues 4. Budget impacts in GIS. More with Less. FOLLOWED BY New Hampshire THEN New Jersey

34 New Hampshire Glenn Davidson 1. ArcServer Web Mapping 2. Automatic System Curve Analysis 3. HPMS 2010 Plus Conversion 4. Data Silo GIS Integration 1. GIS Annual Base Layer Transformation 2. ArcServer and Live Data Feeds 3. ArcServer Web Mapping & Editing FOLLOWED BY New Jersey THEN New Mexico

35 New Jersey Gary Zayas 1. Integrated GIS Portal 2. Facilities Management Application 3. Data Warehouse/GIS Integration 4. GeoJSON/OpenLayers Internet Applications 1. AVL/Mobile Portal 2. Maritime Linear Referencing System 3. Silverlight Programming 4. CADD/GIS Integration FOLLOWED BY New Mexico THEN New York

36 New Mexico Don Padilla FOLLOWED BY New York THEN North Carolina

37 New York Kevin Hunt 1. ArcGIS Server OS/OW Veh Prescreening App 2. Federal Aid Eligible Roads in GIS 3. Field Data Collection Process 4. ArcIMS to ArcGIS Server 1. Expansion of a sustainable LRS model 2. Proven field data collection processes 3. More seamless CAD integration 4. Strategic planning FOLLOWED BY North Carolina THEN North Dakota

38 North Carolina John Farley 1. ARID - Attribute Road Inventory Data 2. SDV - Spatial Data Viewer 1. Linear Referencing 2. Deploying imagery accross the network 3. spatial web browsing viewers/tools FOLLOWED BY North Dakota THEN Ohio

39 North Dakota Brian Bieber 1. Upgrade ArcIMS to ArcGIS/Silverlight 2. Upgrade Server to ArcGIS Data collection in the field FOLLOWED BY Ohio THEN Oklahoma

40 Ohio David Blackstone 1. Oracle Migration 2. GPS Field Collection 3. HPMS 4. Document Management 1. Oracle Migration 2. GPS Field Collection 3. HPMS 4. Document Management FOLLOWED BY Oklahoma THEN Oregon

41 Oklahoma Jay Adams 1. OS/OW Permitting and Routing 2. HPMS Reassessment Statewide Broadband Mapping 4. GRIP Video Log Implementation 1. HPMS Reassessment Stimulus Web Portals 3. Road Condition Web Portals 4. Commerical Data Implementations FOLLOWED BY Oregon THEN Pennsylvania

42 Oregon Dennis Scofield (Phil Smith Attending) 1. STIP (Construction) Scoping GIS web tool 2. Trans Info (with exor) 3. Framework data 4. Field data collection GPS tools 1. Server stability 2. Data sharing across governments 3. Cost of storing data FOLLOWED BY Pennsylvania THEN Puerto Rico

43 Pennsylvania 1. Linking Planning & NEPA 2. Accelerated Bridge Program 3. ITS 4. Planning Statistics Frank DeSendi 1. Linking Planning & NEPA 2. Metrics / Business Objects 3. Vehicle Locating 4. ITS / Traffic Management FOLLOWED BY Puerto Rico THEN Rhode Island

44 Puerto Rico Miguel Martinez-Yordan 1. Recalibrating linear referencing system 2. Aerial photography scanning-cataloging 3. Transit oriented development plan 4. GPS in roads inventories 1. Implementing ArcGIS Server 2. Selling aerial photos through internet 3. Official state road map management 4. Redefining GIS mission and vision FOLLOWED BY Rhode Island THEN South Carolina

45 Rhode Island Stephen Kut 1. ArcGIS Server Implementation 2. Historical Photograph Digitization 3. Linear Referencing System Calibration 4. GPS Mapping for Transit Inventory 1. Inventory of all transportation elements 2. Complete caliration of the LRS 3. Finish Image Scanning 4. Publish all PRDOT data on Internet FOLLOWED BY South Carolina THEN South Dakota

46 South Carolina Donald McElveen 1. Integrated Transportation Management Sys 2. OverSize OverWeight 3. Planning Screening Tool 4. Local Agency Data Collection 1. Internet/Intranet Transportation Apps. 2. Statewide GIS Mapping Projects 3. LiDAR FOLLOWED BY South Dakota THEN Tennessee

47 South Dakota Terry Erickson 1. Interactive STIP Flex viewer 2. LRS for off system roads/hpms Guardrail Inventory 4. Statewide Winter Maintenance GIS FOLLOWED BY Tennessee THEN Texas

48 Tennessee Kim McDonough (Van Colebank attending) 1. Statewide Orthophotography and Base Map 2. Smart Delivery Management System (SDMS) 3. GeoHazards Tracking System 4. ROW Management project 1. Statewide LiDAR (EFTN) 2. GIS/CAD integration 3. Transportation Database Consolidation 4. MetaData creation and maintenance FOLLOWED BY Texas THEN Utah

49 Texas Jim Patterson 1. Transparency / Web Apps (Bing & AGS) 2. Legacy System Lat/Long population 3. Oversize / Overweight Permits (TxPROS) 4. HPMS / LRS modernization Interested In the Following Issue(s): 1. State Data Centers 2. Multi-Agency collaboration / contracting 3. Spatial data infrastructure FOLLOWED BY Utah THEN Vermont

50 Utah Craig Hancock 1. Development of Enterprise GIS Database 2. Joint Synchronization w\ other agencies 3. Development of Ugate Application Interested In the Following Issue(s): 1. GIS and CADD integration 2. Utilities, Right Of Way, Features FOLLOWED BY Vermont THEN Virginia

51 Vermont Johnathan Croft 1. Right of Way GIS Data Development 2. Asset Inventory and Management 3. VTransparency 1. Asset integration with MATS 2. CADD data mining and integration 3. LiDAR and feature extraction FOLLOWED BY Virginia THEN Washington

52 Virginia Melanie Rippon Seigler 1. Survey Control Monuments 2. Enterprise GIS Architecture Upgrade 3. GIS Integrator/CEDAR GIS Roadway Network System 1. Linear Referencing 2. Road Centerline 3. Secondary Streets Acceptance Requirement 4. Snow Removal Tracking FOLLOWED BY Washington THEN Canadian Provinces

53 Washington Alan Smith 1. Winter Ops. live AVL actvty/cndtn mappin 2. Custom ArcGIS Explorer deployment 3. Enterprise Architecture and governance 4. Storm water network alalysis/permitting 1. Creation/govrnc. - Shared spatial sevcs 2. Developing a GIS Business plan 3. Manager/Executive level GIS training 4. Clmt chng, sustainability, VMT/GHG/CTR FOLLOWED BY Canadian Provinces THEN Federal Agencies

54 Canadian Provinces Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick New Foundland Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon

55 Federal Agencies FOLLOWED BY Vendor Sponsors THEN Other Participants

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57 Silver Sponsors

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61 Other Vendors Agile Assets, Inc. Ansrware Applied Imagery Bergmann Associates Caliper Corporation Cambridge Systematics CDP, Inc Deighton Associates Ltd. Delasoft Inc. Earth Vector Systems Hewlett Packard MapText, Inc. Microsoft Safe Software Inc. Surdex Corporation TME Enterprises, Inc. U.S Geological Survey

62 Other Participants Planning Organizations Local Jurisdictions Tribal Nations Navajo DOT Others

63 Thanks for your support and have a great GIS-T 2010 Van Colebank Tennessee Department of Transportation