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06/06/2006
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2006-193C.
Agenda Item Number
10.A.
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Geographic Technologies Group,
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Three year implementation plan and assessments
Geographic Information Systems GIS
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personnel . Emergency Services personnel indicated that a mobile GIS data browser pilot <br /> m project with New World is being pursued and should be implemented shortly . However, the <br /> mobile browser does not have GPS or routing capabilities . Ideally, the mobile data browser <br /> should have GPS capabilities to show the location of the vehicle and routing capabilities to <br /> show the optimal route to an incident . <br /> The Department should also investigate equipping the Fire Rescue Boat with a mobile data <br /> browser in addition to required technology to run the browser since it currently does not exist <br /> on the boat. <br /> There are two methods for Emergency Services Department personnel to access map <br /> information in the field : <br /> 1 . Map Books <br /> 2 . Mobile Computers <br /> 1 . Map Books <br /> The most cost effective solution for access to spatial information in the field is via map books . <br /> Map books can be generated for all Emergency Services Department personnel . Each <br /> page can display a different section of the County. The location of all pertinent features , <br /> such as critical facilities and schools can be displayed on top of base map information , such <br /> as labeled streets, tax parcels, building footprints with addresses , and even aerial <br /> photography. Map books represent an effective means of referencing the location of all <br /> pertinent features . As features are changed or added , new map books can be generated <br /> to reflect these changes . <br /> Map books are currently being used by field personnel . The Database Manager in the 911 <br /> Database Section maintains and updates these map books using ArcGIS Software . The <br /> Department should continue to produce map books for field crews . These map books should <br /> contain up-to-date information and a variety of reference data . As pertinent GIS layers are <br /> created , GIS staff should ensure that new map books are created on a regular basis . One <br /> key issue that will be addressed with the Countywide GIS implementation is having a one <br /> stop shop for all county data such as the street centerline layer. Streets are added quite <br /> frequently, effectively rendering map books out of date . Consequently, the next option , <br /> mobile computers , should be considered as a viable alternative to map books . <br /> 2 . Mobile Computers <br /> A more advanced method for accessing spatial data in the field is through the use of mobile <br /> computers , including notebook computers , tablet PCs and hand- held computers . A mobile <br /> data browser can be loaded on mobile computers, allowing the same capabilities offered <br /> by map books , but also the ability to conduct address searches : query attributes of all <br /> information , such as schools , types of hazardous material stored at a location , link to digital <br /> building pre-plan drawings, and optimal routing . <br /> 53 <br /> GIS Needs Assessment and Implementation Plan Chapter I - Departmental GIS Needs Assessment <br />
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