1. Oregon Explorer and ODOT: Making a Natural Resources Digital Library work for you ODOT ENVIRONMENTAL CONFERENCE Transportation and the Environment: Inspiring Excellence Kuuipo Walsh Institute for Natural Resources April 8, 2010

2. Linking Projects and the Environment Project Planning Project Development Design Construction Maintenance Operations Oregon Explorer Transportati on data Resource agency data Aerial Photos

3. Oregon Explorer portals

4. This presentation will explain: What the Oregon Spatial Data Library is What the Oregon Imagery Explorer is What these websites can do for you How to use the tools of these sites

5. http://spatialdata.oregonexplorer.info The Oregon Spatial Data Library

7. http://spatialdata.oregonexplorer.info Oregon Spatial Data Library

8. Enhanced access to data Limit redundancy – everyone has access to the most recent version of framework data Central portal accessible by staff and the public Improved search capability Increased visibility of data Clip, zip, ship Personalization

9. SearchDownload Stream live map services Contribute Become a publisher and add your metadata

10. Searching

11. Search Results Dynamic footprint highlighting. Icon based identification Filter by content type, modified date, category For GIS programmers – see results through REST API

12. Downloading- Clip, zip and ship

14. How can you contribute Register

15. ODOT DOWNLOAD ODOT_user

16. The Oregon Imagery Explorer http://oregonexplorer.info/imagery/

17. Ways to access the imagery Stream the entire state-wide imagery through a Web Map Service. Download an entire county through FTP or a BitTorrent client Download a user defined area using the Image Viewing and Extraction tool

19. Information & How-To

23. Use the navigation toos Search for your area of interest Extract Defined Area

24. New imagery coming soon: soon will be able to access 2009.5 m Color Imagery GEO will make a public announcement about accessing the new imagery likely in the next couple of weeks.

25. The future of OIE The 2009 1/2 meter imagery is now available as a service for GPL to test internally. This service is hosted on GEO’s new server architecture, which has not yet switched over to the new domain name (navigator.state.or.us). Before this switch is complete, we ask that you do not share the link with the general public. GEO will make a public announcement when the domain name switch occurs, which we expect to happen within the next two weeks. We will also be working to integrate this with the other imagery products available on the Oregon Imagery Explorer.Oregon Imagery Explorer You can connect to the image service through its REST endpoint: http://159.121.100.164/ArcGIS/rest/services/BaseMaps/Imagery_Mosaic2009/ImageServer http://159.121.100.164/ArcGIS/rest/services/BaseMaps/Imagery_Mosaic2009/ImageServer Follow these steps to connect directly in ArcMap (via registering GEO's ArcGIS Server): 1) select 'Add Data', choose 'GIS Servers' from the list 2) select 'Add ArcGIS Server', then choose the option 'Use GIS Services' 3) enter http://159.121.100.164/ArcGIS/rest/services/BaseMaps/Imagery_Mosaic2009/ImageServer' for the Server URL and click finish.http://159.121.100.164/ArcGIS/rest/services/BaseMaps/Imagery_Mosaic2009/ImageServer 4) The connection to the server will now be listed under the GIS Servers category, the 2009 imagery (called ‘Imagery_Mosaic2009’) is located under the 'Basemaps' folder. The service is available in the following formats: ArcGIS REST, SOAP, WMS, and WCS

26. Oregon Imagery Explorer and the Oregon Spatial Data Library: Connecting decision makers with the data they need when they need it

27. Usage: Spatial Data Library Total # of visits since 2/10: 18,017 Note: Began tracking usage tracked on February 15, 2010

28. “Time saver in hunting down data I need, which saves money. Also releases me from needing to keep copies of all data on my computer which would require purchase of additional memory. Also saves time and money in collecting data which already exists.” Feedback and Use State government comment, March 2011 “The imagery page is, by far, the most helpful non-ODOT resource I use. I use it regularly, weekly; and often daily!” Permit Specialist comment, April 2010

29. Congratulations, you have made it through the last talk of this conference!

30. Additional Resources Developing the Oregon Spatial Data Library http://hdl.handle.net/1957/20476 ESRI Geoportal Server http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/geoportal/index.html This powerpoint http://oregonexplorer.info/ExternalContent/OSDL/odot.pptx

31. Acknowledgements

32. How can we help you? Ruth Vondracek ruth.vondracek@oregonstate.edu Oregon State University Libraries The Valley Library (541) 737-9273 Marc Rempel marc.rempel@oregonstate.edu Oregon State University Libraries The Valley Library (541) 737-4744 Renee Davis-Born renee.davis-born@oregonstate.edu Institute for Natural Resources 210 Strand Hall Corvallis, Oregon 97331 Kuuipo Walsh kuuipo.walsh@oregonstate.edu Institute for Natural Resources The Valley Library (541) 737-3795