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MGIO and the EPC Snapshot Briefing June 11, 2009

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Page 1: MGIO and the EPC Snapshot Briefing June 11, 2009

MGIO and the EPC

Snapshot BriefingJune 11, 2009

Page 2: MGIO and the EPC Snapshot Briefing June 11, 2009

June 2009

Remember…

NSGIC recommends official coordinating entity for each state – OET, GCGI agree

AppGeo recommends formation of the Minnesota Geospatial Information Office (MGIO) – D2E, GCGI agree

No agency is currently responsible for coordinating GIS

Page 3: MGIO and the EPC Snapshot Briefing June 11, 2009

June 2009

What Happened?

Legislature Created the MGIO, Governor Signed into law. Effective 5/17/09. Responsibilities, Authority Duties Accountability Discretionary powers Advisory Councils created Transfer of LMIC resources

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June 2009

Duties

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June 2009

Advisory Councils (Leg.)

“Statewide” & “State Government”Statewide Council:

No more than 20% voting members from state agencies

CGIO a non-voting memberState Government:

Up to 15 agencies and offices 1 non-voting statewide member

EXPIRE 06/30/2013

EXPIRE 06/30/2013

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June 2009

Advisory Councils (Recommendations)MissionPurposeDutiesMembership

Statewide Community

Advisory Body

State Government Advisory

Body

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June 2009

Mission

Advise the Minnesota Geospatial Information Office (MGIO) and the geospatial community on improving services statewide through the coordinated, affordable, reliable, and effective use of GIS.

Statewide Community

Advisory Body

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June 2009

Mission

Advise the Minnesota Geospatial Information Office (MGIO) on improving state government services through the coordinated, affordable, reliable, and effective use of GIS.

State Government

Advisory Body

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June 2009

Purpose

To identify and review coordination opportunities and efforts that involve the broad community of stakeholders: Federal, State, County, Local, Regional, and Tribal

government Academic Institutions, Private Sector, Non-Profit

Provide a forum for and promote inter-governmental and extra-governmental coordination efforts with respect to the needs of the geospatial community. Provide policy advice to stakeholders on implementing identified coordination opportunities.

Statewide Community

Advisory Body

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June 2009

Purpose

Identify, review, and recommend geospatial coordination opportunities and efforts that directly involve interactions among state agencies and offices. The body represents the interests of and communicates with all state agencies and offices. Determine representation and communication by function of government: Basic Government (Support, Econ. Dev., Fiscal

Mgmnt) Defense and Public Safety (Military, Public Safety,

Health) Line Government Services (Trans., Env., Human

Svcs., Education)

State Government

Advisory Body

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June 2009

Duties

Review and recommend statewide standards and best practices

Determine & advocate for the interests and needs of stakeholders

Identify public expenditures that reflect the priorities of the community

Advise non-state agency organizations and the MGIO on geospatial issues

Represent stakeholder sectors and serve as a liaison with respective policy bodies

Support the decision-making process for the MGIO by involving the relevant and affected parties

Statewide Community

Advisory Body

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June 2009

1. Business Need Statement: “The state of Minnesota needs to plan and prepare for unpredictable flood events.”

2. Technical Response: Scope development of high-resolution elevation data.

3. MGIO Implementation: pool funds and resources for a statewide “LiDAR” data set.

Example 1: Determine / Advocate for a stakeholder need

Statewide Community Advisory

Body

TechnicalWorkGroup

MGIO

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June 2009

Example 2: Involve Relevant Parties in MGIO Decision Support1. Proposal: “The MGIO proposes

an enterprise delivery system for publishing and distributing geospatial services.”

2. Initial assessment of positive and/or negative effects on stakeholders.

3. Confirmation with stakeholder groups and seeking support from policy bodies

Statewide Community Advisory

Body

StakeholderGroups

MGIO

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June 2009

Membership

2 Federal (1 USGS, 1 Non)

4 State Agency 1 MetCouncil, 1 Non-

Metro Regional 2 County (1 Metro, 1

Non) 2 City (1 Metro, 1 Non) 1 Tribal State CGIO (non

voting)

2 Higher Ed (1 UMN, 1 MnSCU)

2 Private Sector 2 Citizen 1 K-12 1 GIS-LIS Consortium 1 MN Non-Profit 1 MetroGIS

Statewide Community

Advisory Body

Total: 24 (23 voting)

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June 2009

Duties Cultivate a strategic plan for the MGIO Review and recommend standards and best practices Identify public expenditures that reflect priorities Identify & secure resources to implement

opportunities Represent state agencies & work with agency leaders Support the decision-making process for the MGIO by

involving the relevant and affected state agencies Review and communicate impacts of opportunities Coordinate state government GIS implementation

under the state's IT architecture framework. Communicate with statewide community

State Government

Advisory Body

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June 2009

Membership

1 Chief Geospatial Information Officer (Chair)

12 State Agencies & Constitutional Offices

1 Legislature, 1 State Judiciary1 Statewide Community (non

voting)

Total: 16 (15 voting)

State Government

Advisory Body

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June 2009

EPC’s Role

Report to the CGIO & Statewide Chair

Continue the exemplary momentum

Find new funding?Challenge the status quo

(Mike’s Opinion)

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June 2009

What’s Next?

Kickoff MeetingContinued Discussion & OutreachMeet the ChallengeContact Mike Dolbow at:

[email protected]