From Cy.SMITH at oregon.gov  Wed Mar  2 17:05:41 2016
From: Cy.SMITH at oregon.gov (SMITH Cy * DAS)
Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2016 01:05:41 +0000
Subject: [gpl_list] Oregon GPS User's Group Workshop
In-Reply-To: <emd21a3e20-a9e3-4984-ab4f-4fb649e5b70c@john-pc>
References: <emd21a3e20-a9e3-4984-ab4f-4fb649e5b70c@john-pc>
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This might be of interest to some of you.

cy
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From randy.sounhein at state.or.us  Thu Mar  3 14:21:57 2016
From: randy.sounhein at state.or.us (SOUNHEIN Randy)
Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2016 22:21:57 +0000
Subject: [gpl_list] GPL Draft Meeting Agenda, Tuesday Mar 8,
	2016 1:30-3:30Should
Message-ID: <77DDA101D26A6444BA4F129CC879DD1404007718@Postmaster.dsl.state.or.us>

Folks:

Please find attached the Draft GPL Agenda, along with Feb 2016 GPL Notes,  and revised Authoritative Data document that will be discussed at next week's,  Mar 8, 2016 GPL meeting.  The meeting will be held over at the Dept. of Revenue, Room 467, from 1:30-3:30.   Diana Walker will be filling in for me at the meeting as I will be out of town at the ESRI Dev Summit.

For those of you needing to attend the meeting remotely, there will be no Adobe Connect Meeting URL sent out, but instead we will simply use Global Meeting  (see agenda call number etc.) for call ins.

Thanks,

Randall Sounhein, GISP
GIS Coordinator, GPL Chair
Dept. State Lands
(503) 986-5270


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From Cy.SMITH at oregon.gov  Fri Mar  4 17:00:49 2016
From: Cy.SMITH at oregon.gov (SMITH Cy * DAS)
Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2016 01:00:49 +0000
Subject: [gpl_list] Quarterly OGIC meeting March 16
Message-ID: <93C64AC21E553545A5CAA95363C88945ED8E2020@WPORGEXCL06.ENTSS.OR.GOV>

The quarterly OGIC meeting will be held March 16, 10:30 - Noon, in Conference Room A at the Executive Office Building, 155 Cottage St. NE, Salem, OR  97301.

The agenda is attached here and will be posted on the website, with a couple of items for your review prior to the meeting, as soon as possible.  I'll send the link when the material is posted.

cy

Cy Smith, GISP, State GIO
DAS/CIO Geospatial Enterprise Office
Past President, Urban Regional Info. Systems Association (URISA)
Past President, National States Geographic Info. Council (NSGIC)
Past Chair, Coalition of Geospatial Organizations (COGO)
(503) 378-6066, http://gis.oregon.gov<http://gis.oregon.gov/>

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From Cy.SMITH at oregon.gov  Fri Mar  4 18:18:18 2016
From: Cy.SMITH at oregon.gov (SMITH Cy * DAS)
Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2016 02:18:18 +0000
Subject: [gpl_list] OGIC agenda and materials
Message-ID: <93C64AC21E553545A5CAA95363C88945ED8E24F6@WPORGEXCL06.ENTSS.OR.GOV>

The OGIC meeting agenda and one document to review are posted here:  ftp://ftp.gis.oregon.gov/minutes/OGIC/review/

The meeting minutes are posted here:  http://www.oregon.gov/DAS/CIO/GEO/pages/ogic/ogic_minutes.aspx

We are transitioning to the new DAS website with all our content sometime during the next week.  The agenda and review document will continue to be available on the FTP site.  The meeting minutes may not be available after March 9, but we'll have them at the meeting if you don't get a chance to retrieve them before that.

cy

Cy Smith, GISP, State GIO
DAS/CIO Geospatial Enterprise Office
Past President, Urban Regional Info. Systems Association (URISA)
Past President, National States Geographic Info. Council (NSGIC)
Past Chair, Coalition of Geospatial Organizations (COGO)
(503) 378-6066, http://gis.oregon.gov<http://gis.oregon.gov/>

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From Brady.Callahan at oregon.gov  Tue Mar  8 07:34:31 2016
From: Brady.Callahan at oregon.gov (CALLAHAN Brady * OPRD)
Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2016 15:34:31 +0000
Subject: [gpl_list] Modified Oregon Laws for Unmanned Aircraft
Message-ID: <593036F6F2F932448299B4B271AAE236D11A42A2@WPORGEXCL08.ENTSS.OR.GOV>

For those of you that may use UAS for some kind of spatial project/data capture there was a bill this session modifying existing Oregon laws related to unmanned aircraft. HB 4066 is currently waiting for the Governor's signature.

Among the changes are requirements for "Public Bodies" to have policies and procedures for the use, storage, accessing, sharing and retention of data acquired using a UAS. Other additions restrict some UAS operations involving "Critical Infrastructure Facilities" and relate to privacy when operated for commercial purposes.

Here is a link to the enrolled bill:
https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2016R1/Downloads/MeasureDocument/HB4066/Enrolled

And to the overview:
https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2016R1/Measures/Overview/HB4066


Brady Callahan
Oregon Imagery FIT
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From tcarlson at usgs.gov  Wed Mar  9 11:43:06 2016
From: tcarlson at usgs.gov (Carlson, Tom)
Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2016 11:43:06 -0800
Subject: [gpl_list] FYI! NOAA collection of oblique imagery on the west
	coast.
Message-ID: <CAMQ6Dv0wimJh2HEvs77Rmq3o7CdftTPcPA0hianexhpCGkyHKA@mail.gmail.com>

Some of you may have an interest in the recent NOAA collection of oblique
imagery on the west coast.

__________________________________________________________

>From Mike:

All - see below for oblique geo-referenced imagery of the entire West Coast
collected Feb 6-9 2016. On the same site is baseline imagery under the 2015
tab of imagery collected in September 2015. NOAA is collecting this data in
order to assess impacts to several NOS mission areas including navigation
and coastal zone management as well as support other mission partners
including other NOAA offices, USGS, USACE, and FEMA.

The data is considered public domain and I encourage you share with other
interested parties.

Viewer:

http://geodesy.noaa.gov/storm_archive/coastal/viewer/index.html

Bulk download:

https://coast.noaa.gov/htdata/NGS_oblique/NGSOblique_2016/2016obWestCoast_Imagery.tar


Michael L. Aslaksen, Jr.
Chief, Remote Sensing Division
NOAA National Geodetic Survey
301-801-9024


-- 
Tom Carlson, PhD, GISP
Geographer - Geospatial Liaison
Northwest Region
US Geological Survey
934 Broadway, Suite 300
Tacoma, WA 98402
253.552.1682 Office
253.302.1287 Cell

*The National Map <http://nationalmap.gov> -  Your Source for Topographic
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From tcarlson at usgs.gov  Thu Mar 10 08:04:15 2016
From: tcarlson at usgs.gov (Carlson, Tom)
Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2016 08:04:15 -0800
Subject: [gpl_list] =?utf-8?q?FYI!_2016_Lidar_Partnership_Awards_Announced?=
	=?utf-8?q?_=E2=80=93_3D_Elevation_Program?=
Message-ID: <CAMQ6Dv1=DsN-=jEsKXN47VD7uTy25tXq6vZq-iWUjT6RNHr-zQ@mail.gmail.com>

FYI! http://www.usgs.gov/newsroom/article.asp?ID=4467#.VuGamfkrKUk



-- 
Tom Carlson, PhD, GISP
Geographer - Geospatial Liaison
Northwest Region
US Geological Survey
934 Broadway, Suite 300
Tacoma, WA 98402
253.552.1682 Office
253.302.1287 Cell

*The National Map <http://nationalmap.gov> -  Your Source for Topographic
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From Cy.SMITH at oregon.gov  Fri Mar 11 09:32:29 2016
From: Cy.SMITH at oregon.gov (SMITH Cy * DAS)
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2016 17:32:29 +0000
Subject: [gpl_list] FW: [NSGIC_State_Rep] Funding Opportunities
In-Reply-To: <019e01d17bb7$3ec00be0$bc4023a0$@comcast.net>
References: <019e01d17bb7$3ec00be0$bc4023a0$@comcast.net>
Message-ID: <93C64AC21E553545A5CAA95363C88945FAAB2BC5@WPORGEXCL07.ENTSS.OR.GOV>

I thought I would just pass this along to all of you since there are quite a few opportunities for funding for a wide variety of purposes.

cy

Cy Smith, GISP, State GIO
DAS/CIO Geospatial Enterprise Office
Past President, Urban Regional Info. Systems Association (URISA)
Past President, National States Geographic Info. Council (NSGIC)
Past Chair, Coalition of Geospatial Organizations (COGO)
(503) 378-6066, http://gis.oregon.gov<http://gis.oregon.gov/>

From: Staterep [mailto:staterep-bounces at nsgic.org] On Behalf Of William Burgess
Sent: Friday, March 11, 2016 8:59 AM
To: staterep at nsgic.org
Subject: [NSGIC_State_Rep] Funding Opportunities

Hi Folks ?

Please see the list of funding opportunities below that were provided by our friends at NOAA.  Pass them along to your other agencies as appropriate.


Take Care

Bill Burgess, Washington Liaison
National States Geographic Information Council (NSGIC)
24760 Logans Woods Drive
Denton, Maryland  21629

443-448-4395 (Office)
443-786-8404 (Cell)
william.burgess at comcast.net<mailto:william.burgess at comcast.net>

http://www.nsgic.org<http://www.nsgic.org/>
http://gisinventory.net<http://gisinventory.net/>



Funding Announcements by Deadline Date
NEW ? DON?T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! - : U.S. Transportation Announces $500 Million in Eighth Round of TIGER Funding?April 29, 2016--U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx has announced $500 million will be made available for transportation projects across the country under an eighth round of Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) competitive grant program.  More information can be found at: https://www.transportation.gov/TIGER#sthash.oLIJx48d.dpuf

NEW: Department of Homeland Security Announces Funding Opportunity for Fiscal Year (FY) 2016 Preparedness Grants?Secretary of Homeland Security announced the release of Fiscal Year (FY) 2016 Notices of Funding Opportunity for ten DHS preparedness grant programs totaling more than $1.6 billion. The grant programs provide funding to state, local, tribal, and territorial governments, as well as transportation authorities, nonprofit organizations, and the private sector, to improve the nation?s readiness in preventing, protecting against, responding to, recovering from and mitigating terrorist attacks, major disasters and other emergencies. The grants reflect the Department?s focus on implementation of an all-of-nation, whole-community approach to the building, sustainment, and delivery of those core capabilities essential to achieving a secure and resilient nation.  More information about the announcement and Funding Announcements can be found here<https://www.dhs.gov/news/2016/02/16/dhs-announces-funding-opportunity-fiscal-year-fy-2016-preparedness-grants>.

Healthy Watersheds Consortium Grant Program and U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities ?March 14, 2016 ? EPA has awarded the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities, Inc. $3.75 million over six years to support the Healthy Watersheds Consortium Grant Program. The program?s focus is to accelerate the strategic protection of healthy freshwater ecosystems and their watersheds across the country. The Endowment is matching EPA?s award dollar-for-dollar and will seek to engage other public and private partners in the Consortium. See the Opportunities and Grants section for information on how to apply under the new Healthy Watersheds Grants RFP that runs until March 14. View the website here<http://usendowment.org/partnerships/hwcgrantprogram.html>.

2016 TRI University Challenge ? March 27, 2016 ?EPA is challenging the academic community to find innovative ways to use Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) data to promote more informed decision-making and action on the part of communities, manufacturers, and government. Both students and professors are eligible to submit project ideas ranging from one semester to multi-year research projects or coursework. The goal is to increase the knowledge, use, and understanding of TRI data and related information, and how they can be used to advance environmental and public health protection. Partners will receive direct non-monetary support from EPA's TRI staff experts, and, depending on the outcome of their project, may receive national recognition for their project as well as speaking opportunities at conferences and events. Sample project ideas and evaluation criteria are posted on the 2016 TRI University Challenge website<http://www.epa.gov/toxics-release-inventory-tri-program/2016-tri-university-challenge>. Submit your TRI University Challenge application to TRIUniversityChallenge at epa.gov<mailto:TRIUniversityChallenge at epa.gov> by March 27, 2016.

DOE State Energy Program 2016 Competitive Awards ? $5 million ? March 31, 2016 ? The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued a funding opportunity announcement designed to increase funding for energy efficiency and renewable energy through technology deployment, communications and outreach activities, and access to new partnerships and resources. DOE is seeking projects involved in state energy planning, opportunities for innovative energy efficiency and renewable energy practices, and technical assistance to advance clean energy activities. For more information, visit the funding opportunity announcement<http://lists.icfwebservices.com/t/165479/2084960/12637/36/>.

EPA 2016 Environmental Education Grants Program ? April 8, 2016 ?EPA is looking to support locally-focused environmental education (EE) projects that increase public awareness and knowledge about environmental issues. Projects should promote environmental stewardship and help develop informed, knowledgeable and responsible citizens in the community(ies) in which the project is located. From this Request for Proposals (RFP), EPA expects to award up to three grants from each of the EPA?s 10 Regional Offices, for a total of approximately 30 grants nationwide. The award amount for each of these grants will be approximately, but no more than, $91,000.  More information can be found from the full announcement<http://usepa.pr-optout.com/Tracking.aspx?Data=HHL%3d8%2b60%3a5-%3eLCE583339%26SDG%3c90%3a.&RE=IN&RI=1828902&Preview=False&DistributionActionID=28966&Action=Follow+Link>. Additional information is provided through background on the EE Grants Program and resources for applicants<http://usepa.pr-optout.com/Tracking.aspx?Data=HHL%3d8%2b60%3a5-%3eLCE583339%26SDG%3c90%3a.&RE=IN&RI=1828902&Preview=False&DistributionActionID=28964&Action=Follow+Link>.



NEW: WCS Climate Adaptation Fund 2016 Request For Proposals?April 8, 2016?The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is pleased to announce the next round of grantmaking through the Climate Adaptation Fund. Awards will be made to non-profit conservation organizations for applied, on-the-ground projects focused on implementing priority conservation actions for climate adaptation at a landscape scale.  To apply: Read the 2016 Request for Proposals<https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7gBBBeX-qR9MmhuYmhIVmc3Slk>, review the Applicant Guidance Document<https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7gBBBeX-qR9djBvUUJndWY2RWM> and submit a completed WCS Pre-proposal Application using the online application form<https://www.grantinterface.com/Common/LogOn.aspx?eqs=fO7i5M6pjhlEMLICSfMOO39dk6b8SKP0Z-W52DUcges1>.



NEW: Community Development Financial Institutions Fund?April 18, 2016--The U.S. Department of the Treasury?s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund) opened the fiscal year 2016 funding round for the Community Development Financial Institutions Program (CDFI Program) CDFI Program: www.cdfifund.gov/cdfi<http://www.cdfifund.gov/cdfi>. The deadline for submission of the CDFI Program applications in AMIS is Monday, April 18, 2016 at 11:59 pm ET.  The CDFI Fund strongly encourages all materials to be submitted at least three days before each corresponding deadline (Grants.gov and AMIS). The last day the CDFI Fund will be answering questions about the FY 2016 application round is Friday, April 15, 2016 at 5:00 pm ET.



Integrating Human Health and Well-Being with Ecosystem Services ? Due April 21, 2016 - EPA through its Science to Achieve Results (STAR) program, seeks applications for collaborative, community-based research that will foster better understanding of how ecosystems support human health and well-being.  Specifically, this research should examine how communities can integrate ecosystem services with human health and well-being to inform their decision making and management practices.  It should also develop information that allows communities to integrate environmental, societal and economic information and to better manage multiple stressors and their cumulative impacts on humans and ecosystems.  Additional Information. <http://www.epa.gov/research-grants/integrating-human-health-and-well-being-ecosystem-services>
NEW: 2017 National Urban and Community Forestry Challenge Cost-Share Grant Program?June 17, 2016-- The U.S. Forest service has announced the 2017 U.S. Forest Service National Urban and Community Forestry Challenge Cost-Share Grant Program Request for Pre-Proposals (RFP).  The Request for Proposals addresses the following priority issues: Developing a National Urban Forestry Funding Assessment and Methodology and Understand Urban Forest Ecosystem/Ecological Services.  More information can be found at the National Urban and Community Forest Advisory Council website<http://www.fs.fed.us/ucf/nucfac.shtml>.
FWS National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program ? $17 million ? June 29, 2016 ? The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced funding to acquire, restore, and enhance wetlands in coastal states through competitive matching grants to state agencies. Ranking criteria for proposals include describing how the proposed project addresses climate change concerns, how it will be affected by climate change impacts, and references to any relevant plans and models. For more information, visit the funding opportunity description<http://www.grants.gov/web/grants/view-opportunity.html?oppId=281103>.
Community Engineering Corps Can Assist with Underserved Community Needs ? The Community Engineering Corps? (CE Corps) combines the strengths of three allied organizations ? American Water Works Association, American Society of Civil Engineers, and Engineers Without Borders USA ? to assist underserved communities in meeting their infrastructure needs and improving the quality of life for each of the communities? members. To get a project started: 1. Visit the CE Corps website for FAQs, application instructions, and additional information; 2. Complete and submit the Community Application through either cecinfo at ewb-usa.org<mailto:cecinfo at ewb-usa.org> ? or ? www.communityengineeringcorps.org<http://www.communityengineeringcorps.org/>. To visit the website: communityengineeringcorps.org/<http://www.communityengineeringcorps.org/>
Watershed Funding Resources from EPA?The Environmental Protection Agency has created a website to provide tools, databases, and information about sources of funding for practitioners to protect watersheds. To view the resource, click here<http://aboutproctorcreek.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=707738a59d8faebef2cb841c8&id=77a9a33efb&e=18d3b290b7>.


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From tcarlson at usgs.gov  Mon Mar 14 12:25:56 2016
From: tcarlson at usgs.gov (Carlson, Tom)
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2016 12:25:56 -0700
Subject: [gpl_list] FYI,
 free download of Laser Radar: Progress and Opportunities in Active
 Electro-Optical Sensing
Message-ID: <CAMQ6Dv0N5y6Txbpg54WJXJJDZPa26Vvuq2oQ02diYOiGwMohew@mail.gmail.com>

I just wanted to provide a link to a free download of "Laser Radar:
Progress and Opportunities in Active Electro-Optical Sensing".

If you go to the link below you should be able to access the book. You can
also purchase a hard copy book there but you can login as a guest and get a
pdf of the entire book or specific chapters for free. It's a pretty good
resource for those interested in lidar and other technologies from the
National Academies.

https://www.nap.edu/login.php?record_id=18733&page=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nap.edu%2Fdownload.php%3Frecord_id%3D18733


-- 
Tom Carlson, PhD, GISP
Geographer - Geospatial Liaison
Northwest Region
US Geological Survey
934 Broadway, Suite 300
Tacoma, WA 98402
253.552.1682 Office
253.302.1287 Cell

*The National Map <http://nationalmap.gov> -  Your Source for Topographic
Information*
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From Cy.SMITH at oregon.gov  Wed Mar 16 09:36:41 2016
From: Cy.SMITH at oregon.gov (SMITH Cy * DAS)
Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2016 16:36:41 +0000
Subject: [gpl_list] GEO web page
Message-ID: <93C64AC21E553545A5CAA95363C88945FAACAC11@WPORGEXCL06.ENTSS.OR.GOV>

Hi folks, our website has been transitioned, along with all other DAS content, to the new website.  We were supposed to have a redirect so that no one would really notice, but that didn't happen.  Hopefully, it will happen soon, so that our old address will continue to work as it always has.  Meanwhile, the official address is now:  http://www.oregon.gov/GEO

That won't change, but the gis.oregon.gov address will also work in the very near future.  Sorry for the problem, we are at the mercy of the Internet gods.

cy

Cy Smith, GISP, State GIO
DAS/CIO Geospatial Enterprise Office
Past President, Urban Regional Info. Systems Association (URISA)
Past President, National States Geographic Info. Council (NSGIC)
Past Chair, Coalition of Geospatial Organizations (COGO)
(503) 378-6066, http://gis.oregon.gov<http://gis.oregon.gov/>

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From randy.sounhein at state.or.us  Wed Mar 16 13:04:54 2016
From: randy.sounhein at state.or.us (SOUNHEIN Randy)
Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2016 20:04:54 +0000
Subject: [gpl_list] FW: NW GIS Association Offers a $5000 GIS Teaching Grant
	Opportunity
In-Reply-To: <7731619475470955.WA.keith.oregongmail.com@listserv.wa.gov>
References: <7731619475470955.WA.keith.oregongmail.com@listserv.wa.gov>
Message-ID: <97C47C41A0504644A6D889216B283F611E608A@Postmaster.dsl.state.or.us>

Folks:

FYI - wanted to  pass this opportunity along to you.

Randall Sounhein, GISP
GIS Coordinator, GPL Chair
Dept. State Lands
(503) 986-5270


-----Original Message-----
From: Washington State Geographic Information Council E-mail List [mailto:WAGIC at LISTSERV.WA.GOV] On Behalf Of Keith Massie
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2016 4:50 PM
To: WAGIC at LISTSERV.WA.GOV
Subject: NW GIS Association Offers a $5000 GIS Teaching Grant Opportunity

The Northwest GIS User Group, encompassing the states of Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington is pleased to offer, on a pilot basis, a GIS Teaching grant of up to $5,000 to an educator at an institution of higher education, public or private, to further their teaching of GIS.

Details are provided below.

The deadline is April 30, 2016 at 5 PM.

Thank you.

Keith Massie
NW GIS President


Northwest GIS User Group ? GIS Teaching Grant 2016

Background
One of the goals of the Northwest (NW) GIS User Group is to foster and support GIS education in our region.  Due to the financial success of the past several Northwest GIS conferences that we have hosted, our organization can now offer, on a one year pilot basis, a GIS teaching grant of up to $5,000.

The purpose of the grant:  Provide a GIS educator with funds to pursue limited research or to provide a unique training experience for one of their courses.  At this time, since this grant proposal is a one-year trial, we are receptive as to the type of funding requests that we receive.  

We will evaluate each grant request using the following non-ranked criteria:
?	Number of GIS students that are impacted
?	Length of time; Is this a one year opportunity or an ongoing effort
?	Is the NW GIS grant request part of a collaborative funding request
?	Amount of funding requested
?	Sustainability over time

Eligible Educators
Any educator teaching GIS or conducting GIS related research at a public or private accredited institution of higher education in Idaho, Montana, Oregon or Washington may apply.  
Grant Application Information
1.	Name of educator 
a.	Include Email and Phone Number
2.	Name of institution
3.	Name of GIS course
4.	Grant title and description 
5.	Duration of grant proposal
6.	Number of students impacted
7.	Other sources of funding for this project
a.	In-kind hours can be considered
8.	Proposed funding disbursement timeline

Grant Submission
Grant proposals, limited to six pages maximum, will be accepted through April 30, 2016 at 5 PM.  Only email submissions will be considered.  Please email your grant proposal to Keith Massie at keith.oregon at gmail.com. We will select the grant proposal for funding no later than May 31, 2016.  All grant proposers will be notified at this time.

Fund Disbursement
To inform our Association membership about the activities associated with the successful grant applicant, they are invited to make a 5-10 minute presentation at our annual conference.  If they are unable to attend due to the expense of travel to our conference, they are required to submit a brief summary providing details about the grant implementation and results.

Northwest GIS Association
C/o Keith Massie, President
keith.oregon at gmail.com
541.292.9292

From dlwalker at oda.state.or.us  Wed Mar 16 14:08:23 2016
From: dlwalker at oda.state.or.us (Diana Walker)
Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2016 14:08:23 -0700
Subject: [gpl_list] ArcServer - Web adaptor on a Linux machine.
Message-ID: <4949B71D-32D5-4AFB-A5A1-A7EACF547D21@oda.state.or.us>

Hi All,
As we are heading into our next stage of setting up our GIS system, ArcServer, we need to install the web adaptor onto a Linux machine.  So I am wondering if anyone has done this and are they willing to share the information they learned?

Thanks for the info and help,

Diana
_______________________________________________________________________________
Diana Walker - GIS Coordinator - dlwalker at oda.state.or.us
Oregon Department of Agriculture - Natural Resources Division - 503-986-4788

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From Theresa.BURCSU at oregon.gov  Mon Mar 28 13:58:06 2016
From: Theresa.BURCSU at oregon.gov (BURCSU Theresa * DAS)
Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2016 20:58:06 +0000
Subject: [gpl_list] March 2016 Oregon GIS Framework Newsletter
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This quarter's newsletter is available. If you have trouble viewing it here, please find it on the GEO website:
http://www.oregon.gov/geo/FIT%20Documents/March%2c%202016%20Framework%20Newsletter.pdf




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Oregon GIS Framework Newsletter



March 2016                                                                                                                                  Volume 2, Number 1



Welcome to the Spring 2016 issue of the Oregon GIS Framework Newsletter. This quarterly newsletter presents a summary of recent GIS Framework related activities as well as a schedule of upcoming events.







In This Issue...





* GEO website redesign

* Framework Forum recap

* Recently added/updated data to OSDL


* Defining authoritative data

* Recent FIT activities




* Upcoming FIT meetings

* A few words from the coordinator










Featured: GEO Website Redesign




[The Geospatial Enterprise Office (GEO) rolled out a new website on March 16 as part of the Department of Administrative Services' (DAS) new public website. More than a design update, the new site was organized around the tasks visitors can accomplish using the site. Accessibility and mobile device connectivity were also improved.  The new site resulted from nearly a year of work by staff from GEO and other DAS divisions. Josh Tanner led the GEO effort, participating in a cross-functional team that analyzed web traffic on the old site, determined what information to keep and what to archive, wrote fresh content in plain language, and reorganized content from the user's perspective. The resulting site has fewer pages and improved access to pages with the heaviest traffic. One change to the site is how meeting notes are accessed by site users. In the past, links for meeting notes led directly to the document, in most cases. We have reorganized meeting notes on the storage side, and links to meeting notes now lead to an FTP directory that is organized by group, such as Elevation FIT, and by year.  There was a hiccup in the routing of our http://gis.oregon.gov domain, so if you have troubles accessing the site, please try the permanent URL, http://www.oregon.gov/GEO. Also, please know that the underlying directory structure for the website has been completely overhauled, so old links will need to be checked and refreshed on your sites and in documents. We have worked to move the highest traffic and most important information to the new site, but if you find that something is missing or you simply cannot find what you are looking for, please let us know]

[The Geospatial Enterprise Office (GEO) rolled out a new website on March 16 as part of the Department of Administrative Services' (DAS) new public website. More than a design update, the new site was organized around the tasks visitors can accomplish using the site. Accessibility and mobile device connectivity were also improved.  The new site resulted from nearly a year of work by staff from GEO and other DAS divisions. Josh Tanner led the GEO effort, participating in a cross-functional team that analyzed web traffic on the old site, determined what information to keep and what to archive, wrote fresh content in plain language, and reorganized content from the user's perspective. The resulting site has fewer pages and improved access to pages with the heaviest traffic. One change to the site is how meeting notes are accessed by site users. In the past, links for meeting notes led directly to the document, in most cases. We have reorganized meeting notes on the storage side, and links to meeting notes now lead to an FTP directory that is organized by group, such as Elevation FIT, and by year.  There was a hiccup in the routing of our http://gis.oregon.gov domain, so if you have troubles accessing the site, please try the permanent URL, http://www.oregon.gov/GEO. Also, please know that the underlying directory structure for the website has been completely overhauled, so old links will need to be checked and refreshed on your sites and in documents. We have worked to move the highest traffic and most important information to the new site, but if you find that something is missing or you simply cannot find what you are looking for, please let us know]


[The Geospatial Enterprise Office (GEO) rolled out a new website on March 16 as part of the Department of Administrative Services' (DAS) new public website. More than a design update, the new site was organized around the tasks visitors can accomplish using the site. Accessibility and mobile device connectivity were also improved.  The new site resulted from nearly a year of work by staff from GEO and other DAS divisions. Josh Tanner led the GEO effort, participating in a cross-functional team that analyzed web traffic on the old site, determined what information to keep and what to archive, wrote fresh content in plain language, and reorganized content from the user's perspective. The resulting site has fewer pages and improved access to pages with the heaviest traffic. One change to the site is how meeting notes are accessed by site users. In the past, links for meeting notes led directly to the document, in most cases. We have reorganized meeting notes on the storage side, and links to meeting notes now lead to an FTP directory that is organized by group, such as Elevation FIT, and by year.  There was a hiccup in the routing of our http://gis.oregon.gov domain, so if you have troubles accessing the site, please try the permanent URL, http://www.oregon.gov/GEO. Also, please know that the underlying directory structure for the website has been completely overhauled, so old links will need to be checked and refreshed on your sites and in documents. We have worked to move the highest traffic and most important information to the new site, but if you find that something is missing or you simply cannot find what you are looking for, please let us know]


[The Geospatial Enterprise Office (GEO) rolled out a new website on March 16 as part of the Department of Administrative Services' (DAS) new public website. More than a design update, the new site was organized around the tasks visitors can accomplish using the site. Accessibility and mobile device connectivity were also improved.  The new site resulted from nearly a year of work by staff from GEO and other DAS divisions. Josh Tanner led the GEO effort, participating in a cross-functional team that analyzed web traffic on the old site, determined what information to keep and what to archive, wrote fresh content in plain language, and reorganized content from the user's perspective. The resulting site has fewer pages and improved access to pages with the heaviest traffic. One change to the site is how meeting notes are accessed by site users. In the past, links for meeting notes led directly to the document, in most cases. We have reorganized meeting notes on the storage side, and links to meeting notes now lead to an FTP directory that is organized by group, such as Elevation FIT, and by year.  There was a hiccup in the routing of our http://gis.oregon.gov domain, so if you have troubles accessing the site, please try the permanent URL, http://www.oregon.gov/GEO. Also, please know that the underlying directory structure for the website has been completely overhauled, so old links will need to be checked and refreshed on your sites and in documents. We have worked to move the highest traffic and most important information to the new site, but if you find that something is missing or you simply cannot find what you are looking for, please let us know]









Framework Forum Held in Portland in December




As a result of Bob DenOuden's departure as Framework Coordinator, there were only a few major happenings in the Framework Program during the fall and winter. Despite the huge void left by Bob, the Framework Forum was held on December 14, 2015 in Portland at Metro. Don Pettit discussed the Preparedness FIT's ongoing work to populate a geodatabase of over 250 data sets. A review of the team's data catalog suggested that some data sets should be considered restricted, for official use only. Tanya Haddad reviewed a proposal by the newest FIT, the Coastal/ Marine FIT, for a mean high water shoreline Framework data element. Eric Brandt and Steve Lucker discussed their ideas for producing a land use Framework data element, and Janine Salwasser, David Mather, and Nick Seigel reviewed some potential out

comes of the Oregon Spatial Data Library redesign effort funded through the Framework Data Development program.
In the second half of the day, Randy Sounhein presented the latest iteration of the Authoritative Data white paper. See "Defining Authoritative Data" below for more on this topic. Cy Smith, State Geospatial Information Officer, reviewed efforts from 2015 to prioritize Framework data. Cy also reviewed the data sharing legislative concept that became House Bill 4056 in the 2016 legislative session. See "Other Recent Framework Activities" below for more information. Bob Harmon briefed the forum participants on vertical integration of transportation and hydrography Framework data and where work is needed from the perspective of the Hy

drography FIT.  Cy once again took the stage, this time filling in for Brady Callahan, the new Imagery FIT lead, to review statewide aerial imagery requirements identified through a survey of local, county, and state governments and agencies. The survey was still out at the time. Please see "Other Recent Framework Activities" for more information on the state imagery contract work effort. Cy also discussed Framework data stewardship, emphasizing the need for horizontal and vertical stewardship for the full data life cycle. Efforts to develop Framework data stewardship plans have so far resulted in only about a handful of plans. However, stewardship is essential to sustaining the excellent Framework data developed to date.
The next forum will be held in June.











Framework Data Recently Added or Updated to OSDL




* Oregon Urban Growth Boundaries (2015)<http://spatialdata.oregonexplorer.info/geoportal/catalog/search/resource/details.page?uuid=%7B394740B8-FFFC-44A7-8B37-47CA03ACB34A%7D>
* Oregon City Limits (2015)<http://spatialdata.oregonexplorer.info/geoportal/catalog/search/resource/details.page?uuid=%7B53E5B569-191F-48D2-8BE9-CD4EE7C23F4B%7D>
* Oregon Mileposts (2014)<http://spatialdata.oregonexplorer.info/geoportal/catalog/search/resource/details.page?uuid=%7B35DEFD13-0A39-4981-ACEE-60DBEB2E469A%7D>

* Oregon Highway Network (2014)<http://spatialdata.oregonexplorer.info/geoportal/catalog/search/resource/details.page?uuid=%7B4A853763-4514-4876-AC91-35AEC76EB0DE%7D>
* Oregon Railroads (2015)<http://spatialdata.oregonexplorer.info/geoportal/catalog/search/resource/details.page?uuid=%7BCFA08D7A-CE6A-4467-89C2-ACB987967549%7D>
* Oregon Signed Routes (2014)<http://spatialdata.oregonexplorer.info/geoportal/catalog/search/resource/details.page?uuid=%7B5C0DF072-6A99-4613-ACAF-600C630A5109%7D>










Defining Authoritative Data




The GIS Program Leads (GPL) produced a white paper in 2015 to help define the concept of authoritative data within the GIS community. The paper identified three flavors of authoritative data: Framework data, rational authoritative data, and expert authoritative data. It also discussed the concept of trusted data. Each of these types of data are used for conducting business in many organizations and government levels. The reasons for their widespread use and authority vary.
In the white paper, Framework data was described as being accepted as authoritative due to the standards and stewardship of the data. Rational authoritative data are accepted and used as a result of formal vehicles such as origination from an authority (like a professional agent or agency) recognized in statute, ordinance or other legal vehicle. Expert authoritative data are accepted and used based on normative processes like trust in the expertise of the originators. Trusted data are compiled data sets that may originate from a variety of data sources, including

authoritative sources, and have gained acceptance and use through trust in the compiler and other norms. Framework data may also be rational or expert authoritative data, and may also fall into the category of trusted data.
GEO has been working to more clearly identify Framework data sets as authoritative data and increase their visibility. One approach GEO is taking to address these goals is to develop a process that provides the Oregon Geographic Information Council (OGIC) with the opportunity to officially identify and accept Framework data sets as authoritative. GEO put together a proposed process for identifying and accepting Framework data as authoritative. This acceptance approach includes multiple opportunities to review similar data sets and sources to land on the right data set. The Policy Advisory Committee (PAC) and OGIC have reviewed the proposed process. If you would like to review the process, please contact Theresa Burcsu (theresa.burcsu at oregon.gov<mailto:theresa.burcsu at oregon.gov>) or Cy Smith (cy.smith at oregon.gov<mailto:cy.smith at oregon.gov>).
The second approach to increase the

clarity of Framework data as authoritative relies on the Oregon Spatial Data Library (OSDL) and its role in connecting data seekers to data. In particular, GEO and OSDL have been working to distinguish among authoritative data sources, especially Framework data, and other data sources through a symbol or rating system on OSDL. Some of this work is being accomplished as part of the Framework Data Catalog Work Group (see "Other Recent Framework Activities" below).
At the recent Framework Forum, a lively conversation about the term "authoritative" took place and whether it conflicts with current state statutes defining professional surveyors and engineers as authorities and therefore authoritative data originators. Forum participants made it clear that more conversations were needed to understand the use of the term in the context of Framework data, so that the concept of authoritative data could be drawn upon and expanded as needed.










Other Recent Framework Activities



Work on the State of Oregon's imagery contract has continued under the lead of the Imagery FIT, and in fall 2015, user input and requirements were gathered. Through that process it became apparent that there is a need for both statewide medium resolution data, nominally at 1-ft resolution, and regional high resolution data at 6-in resolution. The Imagery FIT members have been discussing options for acquiring medium resolution data through vendors such as Hexagon, Google, Quantum, and Harris. They have also been exploring how to form regional partnerships that would make the acquisition of high resolution data easier. Oregon is scheduled to be part of the 2016 NAIP acquisition which will be 1-m resolution. After the data is available, the Imagery FIT will coordinate getting a copy of the data and providing it to users in Oregon Lambert.
The data sharing legislative concept was assigned House Bill number 4056 (HB 4056) and sponsored by Representative (and geographer) Nancy Nathanson. The bill is about sharing of geospatial Framework data with all public bodies. HB 4056 was introduced by Rep. Nathanson and sponsored by the Joint Legislative Committee on Information Management and Technology (JLCIMT). An informational hearing was held on February 26. Various sectors of the geospatial community raised significant concerns. To address the concerns, the JLCIMT and State CIO are establishing a joint work group to develop a revised legislative concept for

the 2017 session. The work group is composed of representatives from local, state, and federal organizations and will hold its first meeting April 8, 2016, with subsequent meetings approximately every 6 weeks until mid-November, 2016.
The Land Use Land Cover FIT hosted a scoping workshop to discuss the possible directions and participants in a Land Use Workgroup on February 29. Please contact Eric Brandt (ebrandt at lcog.org<mailto:ebrandt at lcog.org>) and Steve Lucker (stephen.lucker at state.or.us<mailto:stephen.lucker at state.or.us>) to join the effort or learn more.
The Hazards FIT met on March 4 and discussed the next steps for the team, including how to create a one-stop shop for hazards data and how to convey the best and most responsible use of available hazards geospatial data. Please contact Steve Lucker for more information.
The Preparedness FIT also met on March 4 and continued to work through issues related to public and 'official use only' data, as well as review its collaborative workspace on GovSpace. GovSpace is accessible to anyone, but requires a log in and password. For information on its use or the Preparedness FIT, please direct your questions to Don Pettit (PETTIT.Don at deq.state.or.us<mailto:PETTIT.Don at deq.state.or.us>).
The Framework Data Catalog Work Group met in February and on March 15. This work group is endeavoring to improve online access to Framework data on the Oregon Spatial Data

Library (OSDL) through a redesign of the web site. As part of the redesign, the OSDL team will be constructing data collections. Data collections are curated groupings of data and information that are anticipated to be excellent organizational and data-serving tools for the data elements in Framework themes as well as related, but non-Framework data. The group's work also relates to several other projects, including the Voyager pilot project, work by Lane Council of Governments on metadata tools, and improving geospatial data management between GEO and OSDL. The work group has determined that it will continue to use Esri's Geoportal for Framework data management and access as an interim solution. A more thorough review of other solutions will be completed in the next 18 to 24 months. Please contact Janine Salwasser (Janine.Salwasser at oregonstate.edu<mailto:Janine.Salwasser at oregonstate.edu>) to discuss FIT data collections or other aspects of the work group.
OGIC met on March 16.
Notes from the meetings mentioned above will be posted on the new GEO website using the new FTP format. Find links to them on the groups' new GEO web pages.

Upcoming FIT Meeting
FIT Leads
March 31
1:00 to 3:00 PM
635 Capitol St. NE
Salem, OR 97301









A few words from the coordinator...



Since my introduction at the Framework Forum in December and my full-time start in January, I have spent considerable time studying the Framework program: getting to know its vision and goals, meeting many of the movers and shakers, working to understand how the program's important work is accomplished, and understanding the broader, national framework context. The journey has shown me an expansive effort that includes many people and many geospatial data needs, and is heavily dependent on the dedication of everyone involved.
Among my first tasks on the job was to meet all of the FIT leads in person or by telephone. My intention for those meetings was to get to acquainted with these

leaders and learn about the challenges and opportunities of each FIT. Each leader shared useful and creative ideas. For example, one leader identified interest in holding a data forum or fair to help users connect with data originators. It is my hope that we will identify more opportunities and chart out how to take advantage of them when the leaders and I meet on March 31.
During my first year, I look forward to focusing a majority of my time on the work my predecessors started by collaborating with the FIT leads. Together I hope we will formulate strategies and plans for accomplishing the priority work needed; move forward fundamental aspects of the Framework Program, such as stewardship; and identify new

opportunities for growth. I will also begin to take over the Framework Development Program contracts and work with the JLCIMT data sharing work group. One of my first year goals is to meet as many of you as possible and learn your thoughts on Framework. As I may not know who you are, please introduce yourself when the opportunity arises. I will be at the GIS in Action conference in Portland in April, and other meetings and events throughout the year. I very much look forward to meeting you and having a very interesting first year.
Theresa Burcsu
Oregon Framework Coordinator












Contact Us






Geospatial Enterprise Office URL: http://gis.oregon.gov<http://gis.oregon.gov/>


Framework Coordinator: theresa.burcsu at oregon.gov<file:///C:\local_files\work\FIT\newsletters\bob.denouden at oregon.gov>



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