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Federal Geodetic Control Subcommittee Update Federal Geographic Data Committee Coordination Group Meeting Tuesday, November 3, 2009 Juliana Blackwell Director, National Geodetic Survey Chair, Federal Geodetic Control Subcommittee

Overview Geodetic control: overview & evolution FGDC interactions FGDC opportunities

Geodetic control is the foundation for all geospatial products. Geodetic Control is the critical “basemap” layer for GIS applications Coordination begins with good coordinates Geodetic control: overview & evolution Source: Zurich-American Insurance Group

National Spatial Reference System (NSRS) The NSRS is a consistent coordinate system that defines latitude, longitude, height, scale, gravity, and orientation throughout the United States. Evolving from passive to active to real-time augmentations  One common datum for all FGDC products (yours too?) Geodetic control: overview & evolution

The NSRS has evolved 1 Million Monuments (Separate Horizontal and Vertical Systems)  Passive Marks (Limited Knowledge of Stability) GPS CORS  GNSS CORS 70,000 Passive Marks (3-Dimensional) 1,320 CORS (Time Dependent System Possible; 4-Dimensional)  Geodetic control: overview & evolution

Location, Location, and Elevation! NGS Positioning Products Worth Billions! Rolled-out to Congress June 15, 2009 NSRS worth $2.4 billion per year, $22 billion over 15 years at a discounted rate. CORS worth $758 million per year; $6.9 billion over 15 years at a discounted rate. GRAV-D worth $282 million per year; $4.8 billion over 15 years at a discounted rate, which includes $2.2 billion for improved floodplain management. Geodetic control: overview & evolution

GPS use has greatly increased traditional FGDC products now have multiple uses and scales –accuracy is addictive network accuracy or local accuracy? –what datum are YOU on? Everyone is a Geodesist Geodetic control: overview & evolution

NAD83 vs WGS84 vs ITRF NAVD88 vs gravimmetric geoid Crustal velocities Passive networks are aging ( instability, accessibility, loss) How accurate is the NSRS? 2.2 meters NAD 83 ITRF 00 Geodetic control: overview & evolution

Geodetic Control is Evolving: the NGS 10 year plan Approved on 8 January, 2008 Refines mission, vision, and strategy for the future of NGS actions. Emphasis is on building outside capacity. Includes: –Modernize the Geometric (“Horizontal”) Datum –Modernize the Geopotential (“Vertical”) Datum –Migrate the Coastal Mapping Program Toward IOCM –Evolve Core Capabilities –Increase Agency Visibility The draft of that plan is available on the National Geodetic Survey’s home page: Geodetic control: overview & evolution

PREDICTED POSITIONAL CHANGES FOR DATUMS IN 2018 HORIZONTAL = 1.03 m (3.4 ft) ELLIPSOID HEIGHT = m (- 4.3 ft) Predicted with HTDP ORTHOMETRIC HEIGHT = m (- 0.9 ft) Predicted with HTDP and USGG2003 Geodetic control: overview & evolution

Height Modernization Accurate heights via GPS, along with traditional leveling, gravity, and modern remote sensing observations. Critical for: –Dam, levee safety –Evacuation planning –Hazard mitigation –Flood-plain mapping –Subsidence monitoring –Determining high-water marks New! GEOID09 Geodetic control: overview & evolution

The Future of Height Mod: GRAV-D Gravity for the Redefinition of the American Vertical Datum GRAV-D –Airborne gravity survey (10 years) –Gravity monitoring into the future –Coastal areas surveyed first –All USA states and territories – Targets: –Orthometric heights (“elevations” on maps) good to 2 cm anywhere, anytime from GNSS technology –Height changes easily monitored using new vertical datum Gravity for the Nation’ benefits Imagery for the Nation Lidar for the Nation Elevation for the Nation Geodetic control: overview & evolution

FGDC provides CORS FGDC agency interactions Continuously Operating Reference Stations (CORS) Continuous GPS data for post- processing augmentations. Provide accurate interface between land and ocean observing systems. CORS data are also used to monitor and predict the distribution of moisture in the atmosphere, improving our ability to predict severe weather events, and the distribution of electrons in the atmosphere, to determine space weather. A socioeconomic scoping study realized $6.9 billion in socio- economic benefits over 15 years Only 23% of CORS are.gov

FGDC uses OPUS Online Positioning User Service (OPUS) GPS data processed using NGS computers and software. Your position via 1-2 centimeters accuracy over 1 million positions served Rapid-Static now uses 15 minutes of data versus 2-4 hours New publishing feature; acceptable replacement for bluebook? FGDC agency interactions

NGS Integrated Database passive marks bluebooked, FY mostly state & local... time to end passive control archiving? FGDC agency interactions

United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Levee Inventory Working with the Army Corps to utilize a common datum (NAVD88) on all 12,000 miles of levees. Advocating the use of VDatum for accurate water levels and geodetic data. Writing procedures for obtaining heights at various accuracy needs. Developing training materials for Army Corps personnel. Courtesy of Tulane University FGDC agency interactions

IOCM – New Products and Tools Required by Ocean and Coastal Geospatial Data Users International Working Group on Ocean and Coastal Mapping (IWG-OCM) Goal: Increase efficiency and improve coordination of many Federal mapping agencies. Coordination of ocean and coastal mapping data and activities Partnerships for resource synergies Integrated products and services FGDC agency interactions

FGDC Geodetic Control Work Groups Vertical Reference Systems Fixed-Reference Stations Instruments Methodology Spectrum Can FGDC maintain, populate our membership lists? Agency interactions

Opportunities for Cooperation GRAV-D: aircraft, crew, expertise, and funding needed to collect aerial gravity data, to produce a new national vertical datum DATUMS: preparing products & users for coordinate and height shifts. BLUEBOOK: redefine FGDC requirements for a centralized control archive. STANDARDS: include datum and accuracy tags in metadata. FGDC opportunities