One map for Indiana. It’s statewide, it’s regional, it’s local, it’s yours!

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One map for Indiana. It’s statewide, it’s regional, it’s local, it’s yours!

IndianaMap Vision Consistent Accurate Maintained Efficient Local Regional Statewide YOURS! Because a man with one watch always knows what time it is. A man with two watches is never sure. One Map for Indiana

What do these things have in common? Property assessment Emergency response/e911 Economic development Voter registration Taxation Critical infrastructure/utility management Sex offender registry Environmental remediation Groundwater protection Transportation planning Recreation management Illegal drug enforcement Invasive species control

The IndianaMap They all need a common base map:  Orthophotography  Addresses/geocoding  Roads  Parcel/property info  Boundaries  Land elevation/topography They all need a consistent data infrastructure so data are compatible at all levels of government

What is the IndianaMap? One Map for Indiana Seamless Accurate Local Consistent Available Multi-purpose BUILD ONCE, USE MANY TIMES It’s a common base map that will unify information throughout the state

IndianaMap Framework Data Framework data make up the common “base map” Framework data are those needed by the most people, most often, to support the most applications (defined by Indiana Code ) BASE MAP Elevation Boundaries Water PLSS Streets & Addresses Parcels & Ownership Orthophotography Geodetic Control

With a seamless, accurate base map the layers will overlay correctly Without a seamless, accurate base map the layers will not overlay correctly IndianaMap Framework Data

Soil Types Landcover Framework Data Build Once, Use Many Times Water Lines Wetlands Zoning Your Data / Other Thematic Data IndianaMap Principle Elevation Boundaries Water PLSS Streets & Addresses Parcels & Ownership Orthophotography Geodetic Control

How Is It Used? Flood Insurance Rate Map Modernization (IDNR/FEMA/local communities) Economic development (IEDC) Environmental remediation (IDEM, private business) Transportation planning (INDOT) Homeland security / public safety (IDHS, counties) Invasive species control (IDNR – Forestry) And so much more! IndianaMap is already being used for:

Return on Investment Saves local tax payers money $$ Saves State agencies time and money $$ Increases value of other local and State data by establishing a consistent framework (standardized data fit together) Empowers government and citizens – new applications Makes Indiana more competitive Brings new business opportunities to the state Efficient and Powerful…

IndianaMap Is a Portfolio of Projects Education, Outreach & Training Portal for Discovery, Access, Dissemination, & Analysis Framework Data Planning, Requirements, Acquisition & Management Program

Status The 2005 Orthophotography and Elevation data were the first completed IndianaMap framework layers Planning and activitiy is underway for addresses and waters Proposal underway for on-going maintenance $ Currently, NO FUNDING is in place for future Help by contacting your local elected officials and representatives to let them know how you use GIS and that the IndianaMap is important for what you do!