GIS Collaboration For Emergency Services Randy Knippel GIS Manager Dakota County 8 County Collaboration GIS Workgroup MESB NG911 Workgroup

2 Required –Street Centerlines –Address Points –Emergency Service Boundaries Fire Law Medical PSAP –Community Boundaries –Authoritative Boundaries Recommended –Parcels –Water Features –Railroads –Trails –Driveways –Mile Markers –Common Places School Church Hospitals Businesses Landmarks –Cell Towers –AVL –Weather, Camera, Traffic Feeds –Imagery –3D Landscape and Buildings –Premise Info –National Grid GIS Data in NG9-1-1

Emergency Dispatch Multiple Silos County City Metro Council MnDOT DNR GoogleTeleAtlas

911 Dispatch Address Geocoding Cartography Vehicle Routing Linear Referencing

Single Authoritative Source Emergency Services County City Metro Council MnDOT DNR Google TeleAtlas

Hierarchical Collaborative Model DistributedDistributed AuthoritativeAuthoritative ReliableReliable

A History Of Collaboration 1999 – Regional Parcels

A History Of Collaboration 1997 – Commercial Regional Centerlines

Statewide Centerline Initiative MnDOT in production internally Update MnGeo instance of tools for the partners Conflation of non-state data Align with Metro counties GIS Centerlines, Next Generation efforts 2 data views – General use and Engineering To develop, test, refine, publish and perpetuate a single state- wide roadway dataset that meets the needs of a diverse user community…

County Data (4/1/2015) State formal requestState formal request Multiple agenciesMultiple agencies Precursor to NG 911Precursor to NG 911

Collaborative Relationships MetroGISMetroGIS –7 Metro counties and various other regional stakeholders (including MESB) 8 County Collaborative8 County Collaborative –7 Metro counties + Olmsted County –Established by County Administrators to foster IT collaboration (including GIS) MESB NG911 WorkgroupMESB NG911 Workgroup –9 MESB counties

County Role For NG911 CollaborateCollaborate –Develop common data models –Engage cities Meet requirements for emergency servicesMeet requirements for emergency services –Accurate –Current –Consistent