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Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
USACE Enterprise GISand CorpsMap
Nancy Blyler
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS CECW-EE
Nancy Blyler
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS CECW-EE
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
Two Key Issues
• The US Army Corps of Engineers is a highly Decentralized Organization.
• The US Army Corps of Engineers has a very limited mapping mission.
• The US Army Corps of Engineers is a highly Decentralized Organization.
• The US Army Corps of Engineers has a very limited mapping mission.
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
HQ Enterprise GIS Effort• “National” Coverage • Provide standard GIS windows and data for HQ level
business applications• Primarily, heavily attributed Point Data• Geolocating business data• Examples– National Inventory of Dams, Digital Project
Notebook, Real Estate Corporate Information System, Regulatory Permits, Emergency Management Events, Lock Traffic, Stream Gage Information, Formally Used Defense Sites , etc.
• “National” Coverage • Provide standard GIS windows and data for HQ level
business applications• Primarily, heavily attributed Point Data• Geolocating business data• Examples– National Inventory of Dams, Digital Project
Notebook, Real Estate Corporate Information System, Regulatory Permits, Emergency Management Events, Lock Traffic, Stream Gage Information, Formally Used Defense Sites , etc.
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
District Level Enterprise GIS Effort
• Large Amounts of Spatial Data Collected as a bi-product of Executing USACE mission - Navigation and Flood Control
• Primary enabler for Enterprise GIS at District Offices is the Spatial Data Standards for Facilites, Infrastructure, and Environment (SDSFIE)
• Large Amounts of Spatial Data Collected as a bi-product of Executing USACE mission - Navigation and Flood Control
• Primary enabler for Enterprise GIS at District Offices is the Spatial Data Standards for Facilites, Infrastructure, and Environment (SDSFIE)
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
CorpsMap Vision
• View Assets (National, Division, District, Congressional District, State) - CorpsMap– Projects– Infrastructure
• Provide standard Maps and Map Interface HQ level business applications (Recruitment, Regulatory Permits, FUDS, Digital Project Notebook, EngLnk. Etc.) - Uses CorpsMap Data and Software
• Link CorpsMap to District/Division Enterprise GIS Efforts through Web Mapping Technology
• View Assets (National, Division, District, Congressional District, State) - CorpsMap– Projects– Infrastructure
• Provide standard Maps and Map Interface HQ level business applications (Recruitment, Regulatory Permits, FUDS, Digital Project Notebook, EngLnk. Etc.) - Uses CorpsMap Data and Software
• Link CorpsMap to District/Division Enterprise GIS Efforts through Web Mapping Technology
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
Requirements of Corporate CorpsMap
– Accessing Corps Databases Geospatially
• Civil, Environmental, Military Projects
• Dams, Levees, Waterways, etc.
– Databases would be maintained by organizations
– USACE Wide .. Keep GUI Simple
– Take Advantage of Work Already Being Done - Leverage
– Accessing Corps Databases Geospatially
• Civil, Environmental, Military Projects
• Dams, Levees, Waterways, etc.
– Databases would be maintained by organizations
– USACE Wide .. Keep GUI Simple
– Take Advantage of Work Already Being Done - Leverage
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
HQ Geospatial Committee
• Nancy Blyler (DPN)
• Eugene Bentz (EngLnk)
• Fred Lombardo (REMIS, RECIS, Recruitment Centers)
• Julian Chu (FUDS)
• Dave Lichy (Waterborne Commerce Data, OMBIL)
• Bob Bank (NID and CWMS)
• Rik Wiant (Army Installation Management)
• Alan Willingham (CI GIS POC)
• Terry Patton (P2)
• Nancy Blyler (DPN)
• Eugene Bentz (EngLnk)
• Fred Lombardo (REMIS, RECIS, Recruitment Centers)
• Julian Chu (FUDS)
• Dave Lichy (Waterborne Commerce Data, OMBIL)
• Bob Bank (NID and CWMS)
• Rik Wiant (Army Installation Management)
• Alan Willingham (CI GIS POC)
• Terry Patton (P2)
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
CorpsMap Access
• Current Access
– Digital Project Notebook (DPN), EngLNK events, National Inventory of Dams (NID), Navigation Data Center River Tonnage Statistics, FUD Sites, Stream Gage
• Soon
– RECIS, Recruitment Centers, Regulatory Module of OMBIL
• A Little Later
– P2, Bridge Inventory, Levee Database, Military Projects
• Current Access
– Digital Project Notebook (DPN), EngLNK events, National Inventory of Dams (NID), Navigation Data Center River Tonnage Statistics, FUD Sites, Stream Gage
• Soon
– RECIS, Recruitment Centers, Regulatory Module of OMBIL
• A Little Later
– P2, Bridge Inventory, Levee Database, Military Projects
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
GIS-V: Phase I
• Identify databases for Corporate Viewer
• Enable databases to be viewed (web mapping protocols, geocoding, etc.)
• Identify software and hardware requirements
• Move whatever data we can to CPC in Oracle
• “Build” viewer tool
• Make Accessible throughout USACE
• Identify databases for Corporate Viewer
• Enable databases to be viewed (web mapping protocols, geocoding, etc.)
• Identify software and hardware requirements
• Move whatever data we can to CPC in Oracle
• “Build” viewer tool
• Make Accessible throughout USACE
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
GIS-V: Phase II
• Look at linking to District/Division Enterprise GIS Databases
• Development of a Public CorpsMap Web Site; Different Levels of Security
• “Integrating” Project Databases
• Identify additional GIS functionality
– Packaging Search Tools for quick Location ID
• Continue to Identify Databases
• Look at linking to District/Division Enterprise GIS Databases
• Development of a Public CorpsMap Web Site; Different Levels of Security
• “Integrating” Project Databases
• Identify additional GIS functionality
– Packaging Search Tools for quick Location ID
• Continue to Identify Databases
Engineering and Construction DivisionUS Army Corpsof Engineers
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