Kansas Next Generation 911 Data Remediation Program Esri Imagery Forum June 26, 2016
Kansas NextGen 911 Project Overview Development of statewide Emergency Services IP Network (ESINet) GIS database development, enhancement, aggregation, & conflation Deployment of new Call Handling hardware & software Outreach, coordination, & policy development Implementation of geospatial call routing 2
Kansas NextGen 911 Deployment Strategy Accumulated Total Number of PSAPs 11 transition from legacy 9-1-1 51 transition from legacy 9-1-1 100 possible transition to geo-spatial routing 117 possible transition to i3 architecture Year 2015 2016 2017 2018 3
Kansas NextGen 911 GIS Data Requirements Statewide.covering every county and PSAP Consistent common set of data layers, data model and implementation procedures: Address points Road centerline Emergency service boundaries Authoritative boundary MSAG change spreadsheet Current.regularly maintained Authoritative accurate and reliable Standardized meets applicable Kansas & NENA NG911 GIS Standards, Data Models and Implementation Guidelines 4
Kansas NextGen 911 Gap Analysis & Data Enhancement Process 1. GIS Data Gap Analysis (complete statewide) Determine how existing data adheres to new standard 2. GIS Data Enhancement (in progress) Remediate data to Kansas NG911 GIS Data Model Performed by jurisdiction or approved vendors 3. GIS Data QA Audit (in progress) Ensure all issues were remediated according to the standard 4. Data Aggregation & Conflation (in progress) Incorporated local geometry, conflate KDOT attributes, maintain statewide Support multiple state and federal projects 5
Kansas NextGen 911 GIS Standards & Policies Kansas NG911 GIS Data Model Provides a framework for consistent statewide data Adheres to draft NENA GIS specifications Esri file geodatabase templates have been adopted by all jurisdictions NG911 GIS Toolbox contains validation scripts and conversion tools Used Tennessee data model extremely well done Kansas NG911 GIS Governance Policy Kansas NG911 GIS Change Management Policy Coordination, education & outreach Webinars held during development of GIS data model to gather comment Database development workshops held to educate users on new standards and project requirements 6
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Kansas NextGen 911 data maintenance status 8
Kansas NextGen 911 Airbus Vela/Vesta Map templates and data sync facilitated through GIS data clearinghouse Immediate need for GIS data and drives requirement for data maintenance 30 PSAP s have been deployed on the system (with GIS data & statewide imagery) 9
Kansas NextGen 911 Statewide Orthoimagery Project Goals: acquire statewide orthoimagery for the following purposes: 1. Support the 911 Coordinating Council s GIS Gap Analysis & Data Enhancement 2. Provide a reference layer for call taking and dispatch positions 3. Provide a statewide, current & consistent base map that can be leveraged by other state and local government GIS programs 4. Economy of scale by conducing one statewide project 10
Kansas NextGen 911 Aggressive timeline due to NG911 schedule RFP posted March 31, 2014 Region Imagery Due Date Region 1 May 30, 2014 Region 2 June 15, 2014 Region 3 July 15, 2014 Region 4 August 15, 2014 Region 5 October 1, 2014 Region 6 Nov 30, 2014 Format- GeoTIFF & MrSid, web service optional Willing to consider data licensing 11
Kansas NextGen 911 Kansas Program Timeline Solicitation Announcement March 31, 2014 Proposal Due April 24, 2014 Contract Award to Surdex July 8, 2014 Contract Execution July 29, 2014 One Simple Requirement: Deliver the entire State of Kansas, 86,244 square miles, by November 30, 2014 12
Hexagon Imagery Program (HxIP) Create a global high quality 0.3m data set to meet the needs of the geospatial professional Truly professional program Fully rigorous acquisition and photogrammetric processing standards The leading North American and European firms as partners Multiple content products: RGB (3 band) cached ortho tile streaming service RGBR (4 band) ortho tile streaming service and hard delivery High density surface models (planned) Planned refresh schedule: Wide area coverage (WAC) 1 foot GSD on a 2-3 year cycle High value areas (UAC) 6 inch GSD on a 1-2 year schedule 13
HxIP Background HxIP began in 2014 Leveraging the Leica sensor expertise ADS100 Engaging the leading aerial acquisition firms (NAIP contractors) in the US Agreement with Esri through the Esri Marketplace Valtus authorized resellers Initial program definition 1 ft wide area (WAC) coverage with 3 to 4 year refresh 1 ft urban (HVA) coverage - < 2 year refresh All leaf-on acquisition Coverage included continental USA and western Europe 14
What is available to Kansas What Statewide, One Foot (30cm), 4-band ortho & Color Infrared product To Who Licensing terms cover; State Agencies Counties PSAPs Municipalities Public School Divisions Assessors Third Party Entities conducting work on behalf of any of the afore mentioned and How Streaming imagery service for use in any and all applications capable of ingesting the service Physical delivery where needed (TIFF and Mr.SID) 15
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HxIP CIR Imagery 18
HxIP Current Status 19
HxIP Current Program members Content Providers Technology Providers Resellers NAFTA Quantum Geospatial Surdex Corporation North West Geomatics Fugro Geospatial Kucera International Inc. CompassData Esri Marketplace (Amazon) Valtus (Hosting Platform) Hexagon Geosystems (Sensors & Production Software) Esri Valtus Distribution Partners EU COWI Blom Pasco (AeroData) CompassData Esri Marketplace (Amazon) Valtus (Hosting Platform) Hexagon Geosystems (Sensors & Production Software) Esri Blom URBEX Valtus Distribution Partners 20
HxIP Availability Strategic relationships to facilitate ease of access for the professional user to HxIP data Esri Marketplace and its comprehensive global distribution network Available through Marketplace Valtus Imagery Services and it s reseller network Physical delivery or web streaming 21
Kansas NextGen 911 One of the largest projects ever conducted in the state GIS is a centerpiece technology Developing authoritative statewide data layers roads centerlines, address points, boundaries, imagery, etc. Raised the profile of the state s GIS program & clearinghouse 911/e911 aspect of this project is a career in itself. Subject Matter Experts that can act as a translator between 911 and GIS are a must. 22
THANKS For more info please contact: Ken Nelson (nelson@ksg.ku.edu) Randy Mayden (randy.mayden@hexagon.com) Thanks for your time! 23