 2021 VIRTUAL MIDYEAR MEETING

Workshop - NSGIC 3DEP Gap Analysis Workshop

• This workshop focuses on methods and tools that can be applied to identify coverage gaps and to assess the reasons that data has not yet been collected.

 2021 VIRTUAL MIDYEAR MEETING

Workshop - Implementing Statewide NG9-1-1, the Alabama Journey

• This workshop includes a combination of presentations and interactive discussion with key project stakeholders and the NSGIC audience to take an in-depth look at the project

 2021 VIRTUAL MIDYEAR MEETING

Workshop - California Dreamin'... for Collaboration

• Learn about the work in California to put together data governance initiatives across state agencies and local governments with a goal to share and roll the data into a Statewide Spatial Data Infrastructure.

 2021 VIRTUAL MIDYEAR MEETING

Workshop - Bring Clarity to the Redistricting Process

• This workshop focuses on two case studies where civic leaders plan to extend the redistricting data and software tools to the public and discuss the civic health benefits they received.

 2021 VIRTUAL MIDYEAR MEETING

Workshop - Authoritative Data for Wayfinding - Part II

• This workshop covers discussion of proposed approaches incorporating the National Address Database and the Work Zone Data Exchange Standard (WZDx), as well as continues the momentum from the September meeting and further advances collaboration.

 WEBINAR

Work Zone Data Exchange Standard Webinar

• This webinar provided a deep dive into the Work Zone Data Exchange (WZDx) specification. Topics covered include: what WZDx is, a walkthrough of the structure of the WZDx specification, and how MassDOT implemented WZDx.

 2020 VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Who, What, and Where: A Guide to Federal Geospatial Resources for States

• As geospatial information becomes the foundation for more and more initiatives, the federal government has a multitude of agencies that collect, analyze, store, and distribute spatial data. This session focuses on imagery resources.

 2020 VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Western States Caucus

• The Western States Caucus provides an opportunity for representatives from Western states and other stakeholders to discuss topics specific to the region.

 2020 VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Welcome

• With Virtual Annual Conference Emcee Jake Williams (StateScoop) and NSGIC President Karen Rogers (WY), President-Elect Frank Winters (NY), Past President Dan Ross (MN), Conference Chair Phillip Henderson (AL), and Executive Director Molly Schar.

 EDH FORUM

Washington NHD Strategic Plan for EDH: Taking Advantage of Opportunities

• August's Elevation-Derived Hydrography for the 3D National Hydrography Dataset (EDH for 3DNHD) Monthly Forum discussed Washington's strategic plan for enhancing existing National Hydrography Datasets.

 2020 VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Using Satellite Imagery to Guide Natural Disaster Recovery

• As climate change accelerates, and natural disasters become more frequent and severe, there is a growing need for governments, companies, and nonprofits to have a clear understanding of what is happening on the ground.

 2020 VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Using GIS for the COVID-19 Response in Maryland

• Maryland's COVID-19 site for reliable and authoritative information about health and safety topics was launched on March 24, 2020. In this case study, learn about how 6.5 million users access more than 30 COVID-19 publicly available datasets and more.

 3DHP

USGS 3DTNM for Action: Part 1 3D Hydro Program (3DHP)

 2021 VIRTUAL MIDYEAR MEETING

Urban Digital Twins: Dream or Reality?

• This innovation talk highlights some of the work in the OGC community on urban digital twins – setting the stage for a NSGIC community exchange on making urban digital twins a reality!

 2020 VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Trials and Tribulations of Extracting National Hydrography Dataset Flowlines from IfSAR-Derived Digital Elevation Models: Some New Approaches

• This session discusses differences between lidar-derived and IfSAR-derived digital elevation models (DEMs) relative to flowline extraction, preparing DEM surfaces and feature extraction, and challenges with using IfSAR-derived DEMs in Alaska.

 2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Topographic Change at the Statewide Scale: An Indiana Case Study Powered by OpenTopography

• The size and complexity of high resolution lidar topographic datasets can pose challenges for both end-users, as well as federal, state, and local agencies tasked with curating and delivering these open datasets.

 2020 VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Things that Go Together

• Things that go together: Esri and open source, cheese and wine, pros and cons, fish and chips. This case study explores a public-facing GIS solution for Utah's State Geographic Information Database.

 2020 VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The USGS 3D National Terrain Model

• Kevin Gallagher shares the vision of the USGS and NOAA to provide a continuous topographic and bathymetric elevation foundation to support mapping needs for commerce, agriculture, land and sea navigation, resource management, water quality, and more.

 2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The Operational Reality of Statewide Data Ambitions: An Exploration of Three Models

• This presentation describes three underlying models - centralized, decentralized, and federated - that can provide a framework for the relationships between partners, the responsibilities of the GIO, and the flow of the data.

 2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The Operational Reality of Statewide Data Ambitions: An Exploration of Three Models

• A core activity of all state GIS Offices is to facilitate collections of geospatial datasets through the cooperation of government and non-government partners. Learn more about three underlying models - centralized, decentralized, and federated.