[gis_info] Multi-level Linear Referencing Systems: Managing Transportation Data Effectively Webinar

[HILL Milton E * EISPD GEO]

This is primarily focused on DOTs but has other potential applications.
Enjoy!

 

 

January 28th 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM EST (9:00 AM - 10:30 AM CST)

Multi-level Linear Referencing Systems: Managing Transportation Data
Effectively 

Combining information from different data sources within a department of
transportation has been an information processing concern.  Spatial
data, whether in the form of a mile marker, literal description or other
location component, has varied in the many different databases used over
the years. Since a vast majority of the data collected is referenced to
the Earth in some manner, the use of spatial location and Geographic
Information System products is the logical choice to accomplish this
integration. The Linear Reference System (LRS) aligns the linear
reference points in all databases so information from crash statistics,
pavement management and other business data can be accurately mapped and
data more easily analyzed. Through this integration, the LRS improves
data integration and access, improves accuracy, minimizes redundancy in
the databases, minimizes data maintenance activities and includes all
public roads.

More information is available at 
http://www.aashtotig.org/?siteid=57&pageid=1822
<http://www.aashtotig.org/?siteid=57&pageid=1822>  

PLEASE NOTE THE TIME AND ACCESS INFORMATION 

 - Thursday, January 28, 2010, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM EST (9:00 - 10:30
CST)


LINK TO JOIN THE WEB CONFERENCE 
http://fhwa.na3.acrobat.com/aashtotiglrs/

TELECONFERENCE NUMBER TO ACCESS AUDIO PORTION 
800-988-0375 
3377846

When asked for a login, please type in your name or organization/agency
name. 

Thank You! 

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Mark J. Sarmiento
Federal Highway Administration
Office of Interstate & Border Planning (HEPI-10)
Telephone: 202.366.4828, On Mon & Fri: 202.657.5512 
mark.sarmiento at dot.gov <mailto:mark.sarmiento at dot.gov> 
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