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2019 State of the State Town Hall Meeting

2019 State of the State Town Hall Meeting

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  1. State of the State

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  2. Federal Activity Updates

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  3. Geospatial Maturity Assessment

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  4. National Address Database
    &
    NG9-1-1

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  5. State Plane
    Coordinate
    System of
    2022

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  7. StratMap Contracts
    Orthoimagery
    Elevation – Lidar
    Hydrography
    Land Parcels
    Address Points

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  8. Lidar Data for
    Texas

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  9. Current Lidar Status For Texas
    Texas has 100% of the state flown for lidar data
    Estimated availability of statewide lidar is Fall 2020 –
    Spring 2021
    All remaining 2018 federal lidar projects have been
    released by the USGS and will be available on
    Data.TNRIS.org this winter.
    100% doesn't mean we're done. Areas will need to
    continue to be refreshed as data ages and land
    cover changes due to development or natural
    events.

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  10. Lidar initiatives on the Horizon
    Ele-Hydro Data
    Additional point cloud classifications for federal projects

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  11. Statewide
    Imagery Options

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  12. Statewide Orthoimagery
    Vendor: Google + AppGeo
    6-inch
    Natural Color only
    Leaf-on/Leaf-off mix
    Licensed, Subscription for TX gov use
    WMTS/WMS or download
    Off-The-Shelf
    Acquisitions ongoing
    What’s Next: Continue indefinitely
    National Agriculture Imagery
    Program - NAIP
    USDA-FSA-APFO
    Vendor: Federal Contract
    2018 = 0.6-meter
    Natural Color + Color Infrared
    Leaf-on
    Public domain
    WMS or download
    On-Spec
    Last acquired 2018
    What’s Next: 2020?
    Texas Imagery Service
    TIS
    TNRIS + DIR
    Texas Orthoimagery Program
    TOP
    TNRIS
    Vendor: StratMap Contracts pool
    0.5-meter
    Natural Color + Color Infrared
    Leaf-off
    Public domain
    WMS or download
    On-Spec
    Last acquired 2015
    What’s Next: Meld w/ TIS

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  13. NATIONAL AGRICULTURE IMAGERY PROGRAM
    • Flights started late May 2018
    • 100% flights complete Apr 2019
    • NAIP acquisition for TX in 2020: Undetermined
    Specs
    • 60-cm (2-foot)
    • 4-band
    • DOQQs, No CCMs (yet)
    • Status: Complete
    • Available: Now!
    NAIP
    TX 2018

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  15. May
    Jun
    Aug
    Sep
    Oct
    Nov
    Dec
    Jan
    Feb
    Mar
    Apr

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  16. 2018
    2019

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  17. NAIP Galveston Island
    Dec 4, 2018 SCALE 1:32,000

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  18. NAIP Galveston Island
    Dec 4, 2018 SCALE 1:32,000

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  19. TEXAS IMAGERY SERVICE
    • Aerial imagery from Google!
    • 6-inch pixel resolution
    • Statewide coverage
    • 2011 - present
    • Automatic Imagery Updates
    • Entire state refreshed every 4-5 years
    • Streaming data service
    • WMTS/WMS links
    • Annual subscription fee
    • Join any time at prorated fee

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  21. TEXAS IMAGERY SERVICE
    • Discontinuation of imagery from Google
    • Renewal for one more State FY
    • Image updates from Google will end August 31, 2020
    • Continued access to all past imagery
    • Continuation of the Texas Imagery Service!!
    • New opportunities
    • Better refresh
    • Drive spec’s
    • Reviewing options
    • Goals
    • Keep resolution 6-inch or near 6-inch statewide
    • Refresh Texas every 3 years; Urban areas flown annually
    • Keep current links

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  22. Statewide
    Land Parcels &
    Address Points

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  24. DATA

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  25. Design Thinking Process: Step 1

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  26. Year One Goals for Statewide Land Parcel and
    Address Point Projects(November 2018-19)
    • Study existing and past efforts for aggregation in these
    industries
    • Educate data creators of the need for data and consider
    feedback
    • Evaluate at least 3 methods to aggregate and share
    datasets
    • Select an agreed upon method to implement
    • Provide statewide datasets for agencies to fulfil required
    objectives
    • Support the geographic needs as stated in section 16.021
    of the Texas Water Code
    • Provide stakeholders an accessible dataset (or web
    service) of parcels and address points
    • Annually update datasets from authoritative data sources, aggregators, or
    contractors
    • Establish a feedback loop for data creators and data consumers
    • Maintain project updates on https://tnris.org/stratmap/
    • Create a marketing and communications plan
    • Establish relationships with the authoritative data sources, aggregators,
    and contractors of address point and parcel data
    • Provide data that will be discoverable, reliable, consistent, current, and
    resourced

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  27. What is a Land Parcel?
    “A parcel is an unambiguously defined unit of land with which a bundle
    of rights and interests are legally recognized in a community. A parcel
    encloses a contiguous area of land for which location and boundaries
    are known, described, and maintained, and for which there is a history
    of defined, legally recognized interests.”
    From Multipurpose Land Information Systems: The Guidebook (Epstein and Moyer, 1993, p. 13-2)

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  28. What do
    Appraisal
    Districts do?
    • agricultural and special appraisal
    • appraisal methodology
    • exemptions
    • property values
    • protests and appeals
    • special inventory appraisal
    • At an appraisal district in each
    county
    • In Computer Aided Mass
    Appraisal (CAMA) software
    • CAMA data joined to geometry
    in GIS
    Where are Land
    Parcels maintained?

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  29. Who creates Geographic Land Parcels?

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  30. Level of effort to convert to GIS land parcels

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  31. Where do I find statewide
    geographic Land Parcels?
    https://tnris.org/stratmap/land-parcels/

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  32. Who Uses the Statewide Land Parcel and
    Address Point Datasets?

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  33. What is an Address Point?

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  34. What is an Address Point?

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  35. Where is an Address Point placed?

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  36. Who Creates or Aggregates Address Points?
    NAD
    TNRIS
    CSEC & 911 ALLIANCE
    RPCs, ECDs, MECDs
    COUNTIES
    CITIES

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  37. WATER CODE
    TITLE 2. WATER ADMINISTRATION
    SUBTITLE C. WATER DEVELOPMENT
    CHAPTER 16. PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO WATER
    DEVELOPMENT
    SUBCHAPTER A. GENERAL PROVISIONS
    HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
    TITLE 9. SAFETY
    SUBTITLE B. EMERGENCIES
    CHAPTER 772. LOCAL ADMINISTRATION OF EMERGENCY
    COMMUNICATIONS
    SUBCHAPTER A. GENERAL PROVISIONS

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  39. Where do I find statewide Address Points?
    https://tnris.org/stratmap/address-points/

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  40. What’s next for the Land Parcel and
    Address Point programs?
    • Annual refresh of data, with 6 month pushes
    • Continue outreach at conferences, workshops, meetings
    • Consider geospatial services to distribute data
    • Work with data providers on providing complete data (joins)
    • Reach out to remaining 4 CADs not in process of converting
    • Reach out to “missing” cities and counties for address points
    • Continue to work with vendors on industry trends, legislation, etc.
    • Further visibility of StratMap program within the industry (Texas
    Imagery Service, training needs, user group, etc.)

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  41. How can you help?
    • Share feedback at our dataset web pages
    • Join a committee – land parcels or address points
    • Connect us with authoritative sources in areas with missing data
    • Pool resources – local, statewide, federal
    • Direct users to our dataset web pages
    • Share testimonials on successes via dataset web pages
    • Practice empathy

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  42. Empathy
    is the essential building block for compassion.
    We have to sense what another person is going through,
    what they’re feeling,
    in order to spark
    compassion in us.
    ~ Daniel Goleman

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  43. Questions?
    Thank you

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  45. State Data Initiatives

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  46. 3D Buildings

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  47. Historical Photo Scanning Project

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  48. DataHub

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  49. Open Discussion

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  50. Closing Remarks

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