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Government Survey Results Government Membership Surveyed: 1148 Sample Size: 149 (13%) 4/21/2019

Government Sections Represented Data are probably biased toward Federal level May have some relevance at State and Local levels Relevance to Regional, Tribal or Other levels questionable 4/21/2019

Respondent Job Titles 60 50 40 Responses 30 20 10 Titles 54 36 34 25 Research / Executive Program Staff Technician Scientist Director / Sr. Manager Titles 4/21/2019 Question No.: G02-01

Respondents’ Level of Purchasing Authority 80 68 60 49 Number of Respondents 40 26 20 6 Specify Recommend Authorize None Requirements Level of Purchasing Authority Nearly 20% of respondents have actual purchasing authority; Over 95% can influence requirements / purchases 4/21/2019 Question No.: G03-01

Government User Estimate of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Activities Change 2000-2004 80 72 70 60 50 Responses 40 37 30 26 20 10 10 4 Probable Little or No 5-20% Modest 20-40% > 40% Decline Growth Growth Substantial Dramatic Growth Growth Growth Estimates More than 80% estimate that photogrammetry and remote sensing activities will grow over the next five years; over 30% estimate substantial to dramatic growth 4/21/2019 Question No.: G08-01

Most Important Government Mission Activities* Mapping Earth Natural Science Research Natural Resource Management Transportation Government Services Technology Development Information and Services Forestry Agriculture Data Archive Management Environmental Services Mapping is the most Important Government Mission followed by Earth Natural Science Rsch, Natural Resource Mgmt and Transportation Regulatory Oversight/Enforcement Utilities Public Safety Property Taxation Hazard Mitigation Resource Assessment/Measurement 5 10 15 20 25 30 Number of Responses Health Services, Insurance, Legislative/Legal Enforcement, Mining, and Telecommunications dropped out. 4/21/2019 *Check 1 of previous 3 Question No.: G05-01

Most Important Agency Missions Mission Activities Federal State Regional Local Other Totals Mapping 16 3 6 25 Earth/Natural 20 2 22 Science Natural Resource 10 10 1 21 Management Utilities 1 13 1 3 18 Government Services 5 1 6 1 13 Technology 10 10 Development While Federal level generally has across the board interest, States appear to be focused on Natural Resource Management and Utilities. Least Important: Health Services Insurance Telecommunications Mining Legislative/ Legal Enforcement Opportunity? 4/21/2019 Question No.: G05-01

Overall External Factors Most Likely to Affect Mission Activities 2000-2004* Funding/Budget Changes is the Most Affective External Factor Probable Funding Budget Changes Technology Evolution Changes in Customer Needs Commercialization/Privatization of Government Functions External Influences Politics/External Lobbying New/Anticipated Legislation Impact of Climate/Hazards/Disasters Media/Public Opinion Data Access/Supply/Cost Agency History/Credibility 50 100 150 Number of Responses Funding/Budget Changes, Technology, and Customer Needs compose > 55% of the affective factors Political Factors compose about 30% Commercialization/ Privatization, Politics/Lobbying, Legislation 4/21/2019 * Pick up to 3 Question No.: G06

Top three external factors: Budget, Technology, and Customer By Government Section, External Factors Most Likely to Affect Mission Activities 2000-2004* Top three external factors: Budget, Technology, and Customer 4/21/2019 *Pick up to 3 Question No.: Cross Reference G01 & G06-01-10

External Factors Most Likely to Affect Agency Performance* 4/21/2019 *Pick 1 Question No.: G07-01

Estimated Annual Government Investments 2000-2004 Train/Educate USG Employees: $35M Research New Types RS Data: $150M New Types Satellite-based RS Data: $145M New Types Aircraft-based RS Data: $180M Purchase RS Data for Operational Applications: $185M RS Technology: $775M Total $1470M $ CY 2000 Constant 4/21/2019 CY 2000

Expected Government Hiring in Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry 2000-2004 60 49 50 40 40 Number of Respondents 30 30 20 10 10 7 7 6 Don't None 1 to 5 5 to 10 10 to 20 to > 50 Know 20 50 Number of Hires Out-sourcing seems to be impacting government hiring. Long term issue: “Graying” of the workforce. Is Government the number one employer or are private companies ? CY 2000 4/21/2019 Question No.: G14-01

Are these policies in conflict with commercial interests? Agency Policies Re: Access and Distribution of Its Own Remote Sensing Data Holdings Are these policies in conflict with commercial interests? 4/21/2019 Question No.: G16-01

“If you come to a crossroads, take it” (Y. Berra) Management Structure Direction 2000-2004 11% No Change Top Down Departmental Structure 25% 49% Matrix Management Architecture Broad, Single-Layer Team/Collaborative Structure 15% “If you come to a crossroads, take it” (Y. Berra) 4/21/2019 Question No.: G17-01

Government Survey Conclusions Government activities in photogrammetry and remote sensing will increase through 2004. This will probably have positive growth effect on RSI Market Budget, Technology, and Customer Needs appear to be factors most likely to affect mission activities; Political Considerations follow A large % of respondents “Don’t Know” how much will be invested in various RS-related areas out to 2004; probably related to the strong relevance of budget affecting mission activities However, investment in RS-related areas will probably continue at present levels out to 2004 Government hiring in remote sensing and photogrammetry will remain at current low levels 2000-2004 The assertion that government competes with the private sector in the distribution of RS data gains credence based on agency policies Government management structure will probably remain as is through 2004 4/21/2019