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2/17/09 1ESRI Federal User’s Conference
Bureau of Indian Affairs Development of a Geospatial Portal Program
Diane Lockwood, FAC MemberNatural Resource Specialist
Southern Plains Region
Martin Fetridge, Division Chief, IT Special Services, OIOGeospatial Field Advisory Committee (FAC)National Geospatial Resource Center (NGRC)
Bow River BlackfootCirca 1907
Photo: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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1. BIA Regional Field Advisory Committee (FAC)
2. DOI Geospatial Program and BIA Geospatial Portal
3. FAC Charter
4. FAC Communication
5. Geospatial Portal - Defined
6. Reasons for Geospatial Portal
7. Geospatial Portal Architecture
8. Other BIA Portals
9. Example of Geospatial Portal ‘Mock Up’
10. NGA and Acquisition of Satellite Imagery
11. Summary
Development of a Geospatial Portal
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Bureau of Indian AffairsRegional Map Jurisdictional Boundaries
Each Region has FAC Representation
Southern Plains Regional OfficeBranch of Natural Resources
Anadarko, OK
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DOI Enterprise Geospatial Information Management (EGIM)
Initiative to standardize and coordinate GIS activities acrossthe department’s bureaus, sharing data and data analysis tools.
BIA Enterprise Geospatial Program (EGP)Provide Bureau-wide standardization for GIS staffing, planning, procedures and core data sets (Field Advisory Committee (FAC), Enterprise GIS Users).
BIA Geospatial Portal Program (GPP)Provide Bureau-wide standardization for access to the right information for authorized users anytime –easier, faster, and less expensively.
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Field Advisory CommitteeCharter
Determines Decision Authority, Rules and Sunset
• Authority – Reason for existence and legitimacy
• Rules – Understanding of how the Committee is to operate* Members – how many, who, leadership* Meetings – When, frequency, quorum, records* Discussion of Issues – Agendas, meeting format, rules of order* Decisions – voting, development and implementation
• Decision Authority – Process through which decisions are implemented
• Sunset – When/ How committee will end its life
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FAC CommunicationBi-Weekly Teleconference MeetingsSharePoint - Indian Affairs Collaboration Tool that stores and shares documents as they relate to Geospatial Business
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Geospatial Portal DefinedA Geospatial Portal offers a Single point of entry to the geospatial information, data services and computing processes that provide management and administration of the portal. It enables authorized users to access geospatial information instantly and securely - increasing communication, and productivity.
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Increased Data Processing Efficiency
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Portal Storage
InternetInternet
Resident on Portal Platform
Portal Services, Required Infrastructure
Distributed Geospatial DataCatalog, Data, Portrayal Services
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Five Different Classes of Services Support the requirements of a
Geospatial Portal
Open Geospatial Consortium Inc.Date: 2004-07-02Reference number: OGC 04-039Editor: Louis C. Rose
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Geospatial Portalw/ Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
• Easier extension of legacy logic to work with new business functionality.
• Greater flexibility to change without the need to constantly re-architect for growth.
• Cost savings by providing straight-forward integration.
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Office of Special Trust (OST) (Intranet Portal & Extranet Portal)
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Office of Indian Energy and Economic Development (IEED)(Intranet Portal)
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Geospatial Portal “FACE”Interactive Website
• Start w/ a Website Link that displays information about: Regions, Tribes, Agencies, Projects.
• Each Region would be responsible for the data content w/in their region.
• All Data and Content would be sent to ONE content manager that would be responsible for updating the data and maps.
• Representative Maps and Data of Regions, Agencies, Reservations and Tribes would be readily available for Tribes and authorized users.
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Geospatial Portal “Face”Interactive Website
(Intranet initially)
Map of United States w/ American Indians by State
http://www.native-languages.org/states.htm
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“Click On…”
Native American Tribes of Texas
Example of Geospatial Portal
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(Map Displays…)
The Original Inhabitants of the Area that is now Texas:
http://www.native-languages.org/states.htm
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There are three federally recognized Indian tribes in Texas today.
1 Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas:Rt 3 Box 640Livingston, TX 77351
(click on…)2 Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas:HC1 Box 9700Eagle Pass, TX 78852
3 Ysleta del Sur Pueblo:PO Box 17579, Ysleta StnEl Paso, TX 79917
From - http://www.native-languages.org/states.htm
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Fiercely resistant to assimilation, they kept
relocating further south from their original Michigan-
Wisconsin-Illinois homeland.
Kickapoo Tribes currently of:
OklahomaKansasTexasMexico
Mexican Kickapoo Tribe is the most traditional w/ the
language and culture being kept the most alive.
Kickapoo – “Wanderers”
(Map w/ historic and cultural content displayed)
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Geospatial Portal - Project InformationHurricane IKE, September 12, 2008
Alabama Coushatta Indian Reservation
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Hurricane IKE, September 20083rd Most Destructive Hurricane to Ever Make Landfall in US
A horse grazes beside a house, surrounded by floodwater, near Winnie, Texas after Hurricane Ike, Sunday, Sept. 14, 2008. (AP Photo/Pool, Smiley N. Pool)
First major storm to directly hit a major metro area since Katrina devastated New
Orleans in 2005.
A woman walks through a flooded neighborhood street, Sunday, Sept 14, 2008 in Orange, Texas. (AP Photo Tony Gutierrez)
Storm surge overcame levees and caused widespread
flooding in the cities.
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Geospatial Portal - Project InformationAlabama Coushatta Indian Reservation,
Southern Plains Regional Office(95 mi N. of Houston, 17 Mi. E. of Livingston, 16 Mi. W. of Woodville)
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National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA)
• NGA’s Commercial Imagery Program - assists all Federal branches, departments, agencies, and offices acquire and use high-resolution imagery from U.S. data providers (Digital Globe, GeoEye), often at no cost to the supported organization.
• Licensing - US Government (USG) may provide the imagery to Non-Government Organizations (NGO) when the NGO is working with the USG in an official capacity.
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Canyon de Chelly – Navaho - 1904
Edward Sheriff Curtis
Special Thanks:Bruce Maytubby, DRD, SPROMark Sahmaunt, FMO, SPRORod Robertson, FCO, SPROSteve Smith, Fuels, NIFCAnn Meloy, NavahoTheresa Nallick, NavahoJeff Seehase, NGAGlenn Bethel, USDACarl Hardzinski, Midwest RegionChris English, Western RegionLinda Rines, BIA Central OfficeBrian Lockwood, USFWSCraig Martin, SPROSusan Ramon, SPROSanjeev Bhagowalia, OCIO