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THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

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Page 1: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY

Advisory Committee Retreat

September 12, 2015

High Country Council of Governments

Page 2: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS)

ROCKS!

Page 3: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

Dudley Watts, Forsyth County ManagerCourtesy of Joseph Sloop, Chief Geographic Information Officer, MapForsyth

Page 4: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

Land Records • Tax Parcels

Planning

• Zoning• Land Use

Planning• Grant

Applications• Watershed &

Corridor Studies

Economic Development

• Potential Building Sites

• Marketing County Assets

Town Manager

• Infrastructure Inventory and Planning

• E911• Socioeconomics

Page 5: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

HIGH COUNTRY COG GIS

• Program began in 2004

• Supports internal departments and member local governments

• ESRI ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced License

• Trimble Hardware and Software for GNSS Collection

Page 6: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

MAPPING OUR REGION’S INFRASTRUCTURE

• Since 2007 HCCOG has mapped water, sewer and/or stormwater in 13 towns or 26 mapping projects

I found the

manhole!

Page 7: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

….WHY?

• Locating

• System management

• Asset Inventory

• Capital Improvement Planning

• Grant Applications

• State Reports

• Water quality protection

Page 8: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

EMERGENCY RESPONSE

• Need structure address points and road centerlines updated

• Digitize new roads, assign ranges, work with Communtications Director to match MSAG

• Assign new road names

• Build custom Geolocater -> GEOCODE

• Heads-up editing

• ~2,400 new structure address points

• Field checked 275 county-wide

Wilkes County E911

Page 9: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

• Need County and municipal E911 data integrated in one master geodatabase

• Need new data imported in CAD

• Corrected data problems in CAD, i.e. Hwy 421 ramps, undivided highway ranges

• Need PIN and Parcel ID tied to structure address points for Tax Dpt.

CONTINUED…

Page 10: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

GIS !!• Provides crucial information in

a map-based format that is easy to understand

• New tools entities can leverage

How do we attract and retain businesses with an innovative approach that showcases my county or town’s unique strengths?

Page 11: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Compiling data layers – Natural gas

Water and sewer

3-phase electric

Broadband

Roads, Railroad, Airport

Parcels

Floodplain

Wetland

Steep slopes

Demographics

Quality of Life – recreation, schools

Page 12: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

SITE SELECTION ANALYSIS

Wilkes Economic Development Commission

US Hwy 421 Corridor

Ashe County Economic Development

County Assessment

ArcGIS Online apps

Page 13: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

ARCGIS ONLINE IS…..

Community EngagementField collection Asset Management

StorytellingVisualization

Page 14: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

ARCGIS ONLINE APPS

Coming Soon…Blowing Rock Local Government and Cemetery Mgmt.

Ashe County ED –

• Civic App

• Environment & Infrastructure App

• Arts, Cultural & Recreation App

Wilkesboro and North Wilkesboro Local Government Apps

http://hccog.maps.arcgis.com/apps/PublicGallery/index.html?appid=b75203c498e4499bb3fdfc652bf63c95

http://www.wilkesboronorthcarolina.com/

http://www.north-wilkesboro.com/

Page 15: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

FUTURE GIS APPLICATIONS

Real-time decision-making and monitoring

Data Accessibility

Visualization and 3-D Mapping

GIS will be especially important in the future! As funding sources diminish and new challenges arise, GIS will be a critical tool for local governments to operate efficiently, effectively, minimize risks and maximize value.

Page 16: THE VALUE OF GIS IN THE HIGH COUNTRY Advisory Committee Retreat September 12, 2015 High Country Council of Governments

THANK YOU!

Jessica Brannock, GISP

GIS Planner

828-265-5434 x134

[email protected]