2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Board Meeting

  • Join the NSGIC Board of Directors for a board meeting.

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2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

GIO Academy 2021 Annual Conference

  • This is an excellent opportunity to network and connect with your peers in states across the country, learning about their successes and challenges and potentially using those nuggets to effect change in your state.

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2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

A Critical Component of Election Modernization: An Update on the Geo-Enabled Elections Project

  • Join us for an on-demand session at the NSGIC Hybrid Annual Conference to learn more about what we have been up to this year.
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2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Make Informed Decisions Using Insights Derived from Aerial Imagery

  • This presentation explores how states can use high-resolution aerial imagery to derive data analytics that enables more informed decisions.
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2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

3D NHD: Considerations and Complexities of Elevation-Derived Hydrography

  • In this presentation, we discuss some of the considerations and complexities involved in hydrologic data derivation including data specifications, landscape specific concerns, data schemas for multiple user communities, feature delineation, and more.
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2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

News from the Utah Potpourri of GIS

  • Listen as Matt Peters and Greg Bunce infuse your senses with an update on Utah's recent GIS efforts including NextGen911, elections, data management, and our new logo design.
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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.
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2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

National Address Database Visualization Tool

  • After years of offering the National Address Database (NAD) as only a bulk download, DOT has recently worked with ESRI under their NSDI Public Private Partnership to develop a visualization tool for the NAD.

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2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Solve-a-Thon

  • In-person only: Workshop participants will brainstorm a handful of challenges facing state GIS leaders and choose a project to tackle during the workshop. By the end of the workshop, participants will develop a solution or concrete next steps.

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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.

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2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

3D Hydrography Critical Factors Workshop

  • This workshop will identify the current challenges states face in integrating hydrography and elevation data and explore the information, standards, technological, financial, and other resources needed to address the challenges ahead.
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2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Snow Lake, Arkansas: A Tale of NG9-1-1 in the Natural State

  • Like many other states, Arkansas is now on the path to Next Generation 9-1-1. It is not a perfect one or a pathway of predictable ease, but the objective is clear: support the transition of analog 9-1-1 service into a digital, IP-based environment.

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Building Geospatial Foundations: Historic Ties for Modern Concerns

  • This presentation reviews the historic role of mapping in the United States and how mapping was essential information for both governing and funding government and for enabling economic activity - and then brings the discussion to the current day.

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Data for the Nation: 3DEP and 3D Hydrography

  • In this session, learn about state motivations for supporting 3DEP and 3DHP and the partnerships that support the vision of a USGS 3D National Topography Model by partnering to acquire data in support of 3DEP and the emerging 3D Hydrography Program (3DHP).
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The 3D National Topography Model and 3D Hydrography Program - The Next Generation of National Hydrography Datasets

  • The USGS is developing a program plan for the 3D National Topography Model (3DNTM) with a focus on the 3D Hydrography Program (3DHP). This presentation will provide an overview of 3DHP plans including scope and timelines for the emerging program.
EDH3DHP3D HydrographyElevation Derived Hydrography3DHP FTN

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2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Coastal Caucus Lunch

  • The Coastal Caucus is a partnership between NSGIC and NOAA's Office of Coastal Management, providing an opportunity to explore issues of special significance to coastal states.

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Level Up! New Resources for On-Demand Data and Solutions

  • Are you integrating data from multiple sources as the framework of your geospatial infrastructure? Do you need to make data more findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable (FAIR)?

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Building the Foundation of a Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) in the State of Michigan

  • The Michigan Center for Shared Solutions is the leading source of spatial data for the state. Learn how Michigan implemented their Spatial Data Infrastructure through automated the data supply chain using COTS technology.

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Spatial Social

  • Join fellow in-person conference participants for a relaxing evening of networking, food, and fun.

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The Importance of Partnerships to Advance Interoperability

  • As the need for data standardization grows, so does the need for public-private partnerships. This presentation discusses past hiccups, current partnership use cases, and welcomes brainstorming collective expertise to better develop open data standards.

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