3rd Quarter
Geographic Information System (GIS)
Technical Forum
[all folks are welcome]
Surveying Data, Digital Submittals and GIS
Surveyor and Geographer Communities Collaboration
Date: Tuesday Sept. 16, 2003 Time: 1:30 PM - 5 PM
Location(s):
GOT-ITT Training Center,
Conference Room "G"
(Behind the Frankfort Place
Shopping Center) 193 Versailles Road, Suite 59
Division of Information
Technology Training Frankfort KY 40601
OR
Attend from the comfort of your own office, company conference room, college lecture hall, professional association meeting room via FREE Internet webcasting and teleconferencing technologies.
Agenda (approximate timeframes)
1:30 p.m. - 1:45 PM Introductions
- Mike Soto
Announcements
1:45 p.m. - 2:00 PM Host(s) -
GOT-ITT Short presentation
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60 mins (to include
lecture, Q&A, & feedback form)
2 - 3 PM
"Updating your GIS with Digital Submittals"
Earl Smith and Jennifer
Weston from the
Georgetown-Scott County Planning Commission,
also Kentucky Association of
Mapping Professionals (KAMP)
members
A discussion of the Georgetown-Scott County ordinance for the Digital
Submittal of Subdivision Plats and Development Plans, and some specific CAD
functions that make it easy to convert to GIS shape file and merge into
another layer,
such as a PVA parcel base.
[Georgetown-Scott County ordinance:
http://www.gscplanning.com/digital_submittals.htm]
3 - 4 PM
"Geodesy Lite for GIS Folks"
Ross Mackay, NGS Kentucky
Geodetic Advisor
The talk will
provide an overview of the geodetic layer, where maps
meet the ground. The concepts, background and applications of Coordinate
Systems, Datums and the importance of their metadata will be explained.
The status and future of Kentucky survey control data will be discussed.
[presentation PowerPoint:
http://ngs.ky.gov/pdf-ppt/GeodesyLite-KYGIS2003.ppt
4 - 5 PM
"GIS Quality Enhancement by
Professional Surveyors"
John Schmidt,
President of NCAD and a founding
member of the KAPS Northern KY Chapter
Survey Analyst (software
by ESRI) provides a new layer type in the GIS.
Previously, the work of the Surveyor has been disconnected from the GIS,
handed over like orphaned eggs in the form of points, from which features
may be fostered. Today, the gathering of data from field observations, with
a growing variety of tools and methods, is managed by the Surveyor with
varying software. From each measuring device, flows information,
supplemented by the Surveyor, typically passing through a variety of data
formats, and includes substantial information, generally in terms of
Quality, i.e. accuracy, fidelity. Today, most of that information is outside
the eggshell and lost to the GIS. Until now, the quality of a GIS can only
roughly be stated, and typically cannot be verified. Successful
implementation of the Survey Analyst into the enterprise GIS will provide
for more complete characterization and validation of accuracy on the feature
layer in the GIS generally named Control, the foundation of the GIS.
[presentation abstract:
http://ncad.net/SurvAn0916.htm]
For more Information and RSVP, contact:
Mike Soto at mike.soto@mail.state.ky.us or (502) 572-1450
FREE
Sponsored by the
KY Office of Geographic Information (OGI)