1. 1 www.vita.virginia.gov VGIN Advisory Board April 17, 2012 www.vita.virginia.gov 1

2. 2 VBMP Virginia Base Mapping Program Update John Scrivani Geospatial Projects Manager VGIN Board Meeting April 17, 2012 www.vita.virginia.gov 2

3. 3 Topics VBMP 2011 Accomplishments Web Services Updated VBMP 2013-2015 RFP LiDAR Projects Update LiDAR Training fro Localities www.vita.virginia.gov

4. 4 VBMPAccomplishments for 2011 West: Base 1-ft, 4-band digital orthoimagery –21 thousand square miles, 39 Counties, 7 cities –Cost $1,284,300 Upgrades –NGA Area, 5 thousand sq mi, $264,400 –Localities: $397,953 ($72,796 VGIN) Extend coverage in East, 5 Counties, 1 City - $50,640 6-inch resolution, 23 localities – cost $203,641 + $66,872 (VGIN) 3-inch resolution, 3 localities – cost $85,164 + $5,924 (VGIN) LiDAR, Radford – cost $18,626 Contours, 11 localities - cost $24,438 Planimetrics, 2 localities – cost $15,444 Total Cost: $2,005,608 ( 67% VGIN-20% Local-13% NGA) www.vita.virginia.gov

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6. 6 Updated Web Services 2011 Imagery Most Recent Imagery 2009/2011 Made freely available to all www.vita.virginia.gov

7. 7 VBMP 2013-2016 RFP 2013 Eastern half flight 2015 Western half flight 1-ft base ortho, 4-band digital Upgrades to 6-inch, 3-inch orthos LiDAR Structures, planimetrics, contours Stricter delivery schedule www.vita.virginia.gov

8. 8 2011/2012 LiDAR Projects FEMA 2011 Radford 2011 NRCS 2011 Mineral Virginia Earthquake 2012 NGA Fall 2012 Hampton Roads/Norfolk/Virginia Beach www.vita.virginia.gov

9. 9 Cost of LiDAR www.vita.virginia.gov Sq MilesCost FEMA FY11 (2012) 1,122 $ 406,188 USGS Mineral (2012) 100 $ 153,122 VBMP2011 Radford 18 $ 18,626 FEMA FY10 (2011) 3,698 $ 1,206,047 NRCS 2011 1,050 $ 302,934 USGS 2011 714 $ 245,476 Virginia ARRA 2010 2,857 $ 975,273 ES Virginia 2010 1,252 $ 152,410 VBMP 2010 Blacksburg 42 $ 25,000 10,853 $ 3,485,075 96% Federal - 1% State – 1% Local – 2% Other

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11. 11 FEMA 2011 (USGS Ver 13 spec – 1m NPS) Charles City Essex King George King William New Kent Prince George Prince William Richmond Southampton Stafford Westmoreland Franklin City Fredericksburg Hampton Manassas Manassas Park Portsmouth www.vita.virginia.gov

12. 12 www.vita.virginia.gov Mineral VA 8ppm LiDQAR March 2012

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14. 14 LiDAR Training for Localities May 4 th – James Madison University Shenandoah Valley GIS Users Group VGIN, JMU, USGS, Dewberry, GeoCue providing presentations and lab exercises www.vita.virginia.gov

15. 15 www.vita.virginia.gov GIS Baseline Survey for Localities – Results Stefanie McGuffin ISP Regional Coordinator April 17, 2012 www.vita.virginia.gov 15

16. 16 www.vita.virginia.gov Local Government GIS…what’s what? Until this effort, there was no state-wide collection of information regarding GIS capabilities and services at localities. GIS Staff ? Basedata ? Maintenance schedules ? Software / Platform ?Planning ? Data distribution ? Emergency Services support? Professional training ?

17. 17 We Found Out! www.vita.virginia.gov

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21. 21 www.vita.virginia.gov Yes = 29.4% Yes but not enough = 33.6% No = 37%

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24. 24 www.vita.virginia.gov Regional GIS Assistance

25. 25 www.vita.virginia.gov Cross Jurisdiction Data Coordination

26. 26 www.vita.virginia.gov Online GIS

27. 27 Next Steps Engage stakeholders to review results Promote survey results –Discuss at GIS Users Group meetings –Use as education tool –Encourage feedback –Findings/What was learned Determine action items –What assistance can VGIN offer www.vita.virginia.gov

28. 28 THANK YOU www.vita.virginia.gov Questions and Comments?

29. 29 www.vita.virginia.gov Information Sharing Strategic Planning Chris McIntosh State Interoperability Coordinator April 17, 2012 www.vita.virginia.gov 29

30. 30 VGIN Advisory Board www.vita.virginia.gov April Coordinator’s Report New Business Conclusion