2. The Future of GIS in the 9-1-1 World
Jason Horning, ENP
Marc Berryman, ENP
Jeff Smith

3. NENA 2008 Breakout Session Template
Where is GIS Data Used in NG9-1-1?
GIS
Originating
Networks
GIS Data Management SI
LVF
Provisioned GIS Data
GIS
GIS
VoIP
Cellular
PSTN
Enterprise
Provisioned GIS Data
GIS
BCF
LIS
ECRF
Map display,
Call handling, CAD, ...
Policy Routing
Function (PRF)
ESInet
Policy
Store
BCF
NG9-1-1
PSAP
ESRP

4. Data Sharing / Collaboration
Centerline and Addresses
Federal
Department of Homeland Security
Census Bureau
State
Highway Patrol
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Agriculture
Utilities Protection Service
County
9-1-1 / Dispatch/First Responders
Auditors
Engineers
Commissioners
Emergency Management Agencies
Planning / Other
Local
Cities
Towns / villages
Planning

6. PARTNERSHIPS VERTICAL
Federal Applications
Multi-state Programs
Minimum Attributes
Lowest Resolution
Least $ Spent
Local Applications
County/Regional
More Attributes
Higher Resolution
Most $$$$ Spent
State Applications
State/Multi-County
Less Attributes
Low Resolution
More $$ Spent
VERTICAL
INTEGRATION THE OHIO MODEL FOR SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
Push money from federal and state programs to local government where it can do the most good.
Local government has maintenance processes in place that when augmented with $$ and standards can support regional state and national programs.
Statewide
Imagery &
Elevation (OSIP)
Transportation &
Addressing (LBRS)

7. Ohio Location Based Response System
INTEGRATION
Ohio Location Based Response System
131,428
Centerline
Miles
4,500,000
Field Verified
Site
Addresses
Ohio Department of Transportation is the Program Sponsor
Ohio Geographically Referenced Information Program is the Program Administrator
State and Local Government Partnerships
Established through Memorandum of Agreement
Maintained in Perpetuity
Regular Updates
+/- 1M horizontal & 3M vertical accuracy
Field Verified Street Names and Address Ranges
Validated Jurisdiction Information
One piece of the puzzle.
5.2 Geographic Information Systems
Ohio PSAPs should utilize spatial data meeting the standards of the Ohio Geographically Referenced Information Program (OGRIP) Location Based Response System (LBRS).
PSAP GIS data should, at a minimum, include road center lines, emergency service zone and/or responding entity polygons, and PSAP boundary polygons.
PSAPs shall ensure their GIS data and systems meet the following minimum requirements:
Data Layers
Street Centerlines
Address Points
Emergency Service Zone (ESN) Boundaries

8. COORDINATION SPATIAL DATA ACCESS Process Management
This is an iterative, ongoing process.

9. COORDINATION

10. OPPORTUNITIES
ENTERPRISE DATA DEVELOPMENT