1. Matthew J. Gerike, PhD For the City of Columbia, MO GIS Office 66 th Annual Missouri Traffic and Safety Conference Asset Management, Analysis, and Visualization For Local Government

2.  Sewer  Stormwater  Potable water  Electric  Fiber  Solid Waste  Landfill  Bioreactor  Parking  Streets and sidewalks  Trails  Traffic  Railroad  Airport  Transit  Paratransit  Parks  Fire  Police  Health

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8.  Columbia is committed to utilizing software systems and data models helping us manage spatial data to improve:  Customer Service  Efficiency  Data-driven high performance  Curate, support, manage, and maintain more than 600 data layers.

9.  Asset Management  Track resources and work  Analysis  Understand systems  Visualization  Communicate

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19.  Understanding the community as it changes.  Link Link

20.  Invest in preparation and design  Spatial data  Cross-platform  Internal and external uses  Network requirements

21.  Be prepared to stretch data  Build once  Use many times  Increasingly commercial off the shelf (COTS) solutions extending base technology.

22.  Data partnerships and agreements  Try to use the best data available.  “Best” ▪ Scale ▪ Accuracy ▪ Update frequency and maintenance  Often times, this data is local data.

23.  GIS technology and systems continue to develop.  Use location-based systems for location data.  Develop and maintain core data while use other tools in the toolbox where appropriate.  Build once, use many, especially when communicating to difference audiences.