GIS Data Science for Collaboration Across Communities: GIScience 2.0 and Beyond Dr. Brand Niemann Director and Senior Data Scientist Semantic Community AOL Government Blogger May 28,

Background Attended: Collaboration Across Communities: GIScience 2.0 and BeyondCollaboration Across Communities: GIScience 2.0 and Beyond – My Note: Invited to attend one day as a journalist (I selected May 22 – Data Communities) Learned about: Storytelling with Maps: Workflows and Best Practices, WorldMap, New Data.gov Catalog, GIS BOK, Are there fundamental principles in Geographic Information Science?, Google Earth to Shape Files, ESRI Maps for Office, ARCGIS Online, Make a Map Tour Story Map, Storytelling with Maps: Workflows and Best PracticesStorytelling with Maps: Workflows and Best PracticesWorldMapNew Data.gov CatalogGIS BOKAre there fundamental principles in Geographic Information Science?Google Earth to Shape FilesESRI Maps for OfficeARCGIS OnlineMake a Map Tour Story MapStorytelling with Maps: Workflows and Best Practices – My Note: All of this gives me something for a data science product and story. 2

Purpose Suggested: A GIS Data Science team do a pilot for the Federal Big Data Senior Steering WG and help them with Work Force Development (train university students to be data scientists with big GIS data)Federal Big Data Senior Steering WG – My Note: I suggested that to a GIS Ph.D. Candidate at the Conference and he thanked me for the suggestion! Suggested: Making key publications compliant with the Digital Government StrategyDigital Government Strategy – Are there fundamental principles in Geographic Information Science? (Still being sold, but is it copyrighted?) My Note: Make notes on the Afterword by Michael Goodchild – GIS&T Body of Knowledge 1.0 (Free of charge and available as a PDF) My Note: I did this. See next slides and Geographic Information Science and Technology Body of KnowledgeGeographic Information Science and Technology Body of Knowledge – May 20-23, 2013 Conference Proceedings, Collaboration Across Communities: GIScience 2.0 and BeyondCollaboration Across Communities: GIScience 2.0 and Beyond My Note: I did this. See next slides and GIS Data ScienceGIS Data Science 3

Geographic Information Science and Technology Body of Knowledge 4

GIS&T BOK 1.0 Knowledge Base Geographic Information Science and Technology Body of Knowledge 5 My Note: Well-defined URLs For each Section and Sub-section.

Google Earth Browser 6

Google Earth Applications Versions: – Google Earth: Free download – Google Earth Pro: Costs for higher resolution printing and commercial uses File: – Open: kml, kmz, eta, ini – Save: My Places, Image jpg My Note: Many use Google Maps. Also see the New Google Maps! – op/preview/ op/preview/ 7

Google Maps Sources of information – To bring you relevant results, Google Maps for the United States combines information from many sources. Our listings include information from: Our web search results Data submitted directly by local business owners User submitted photographic content Street View imagery Third-party sources (e.g. the Yellow Pages) – In the lower right-hand corner of the map, you can see the source of the base map data for a map (eg. Map Data © 2012 Google). Please note that we aren't currently able to share our full list of U.S. Yellow Pages sources. Correct or add information – If you've found incorrect information about a listing and would like to edit it, you can do so using the Report a problem feature.Report a problem – If you are the owner of a business, you can verify your business. If you have already claimed and verified your listing, you can edit your listing.verify your business.edit your listing 8

Google Earth to Shape File 9

ArcGIS Online 10

ArcGIS Online Free 30-Day Trial 11

ESRI Maps for Office 12

Data.gov New Catalog Example 13 My Note: Same ZIP files at two locations! My Note: Same two HTML pages!

ECSTDB U.S. Geological Survey East Coast Sediment Texture Database (2005) Shape Metadata Text like Excel Images

USGS GIS Data Catalog 1: U.S. Geological Survey East Coast Sediment Texture Database (2005) 15

USGS GIS Data Catalog 2: U.S. Geological Survey East Coast Sediment Texture Database (2005) 16 My Note: Additional Basemap Layers

Ecstdb2011.xls Excel Data Set 17 My Note: Geo-referencing

Spotfire Data Ecosystem 18

Spotfire With World Country Shape File 19

Spotfire Spatial Statistics 20

Spotfire With Image, Shape & Excel Files 21

Summary and Next Steps GIScience 2.0 and Beyond Needs Data Science Collaboration Across Communities GIS Data Science Needs Data Scientists Working with Big GIS Data in Teams On High-Value Government Business and Science Problems Google Maps and ESRI GIS Online Are the Basic Tools for GIS Data Science, But Tools Like MindTouch and Spotfire Are Needed For Producing Products and Stories This Will Revolutionize the Geographic Information Science and Technology Body of Knowledge Version