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Data Begets Data

Data Begets Data. The Multiplier Effect Government Accountability Office Montana Visit June 25, 2014 Prepared by the Montana State Library Geographic Information Program ( with a little help from our friends). Agenda. Introduction – Stu Kirkpatrick (1:00 p.m.)

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Data Begets Data

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  1. Data Begets Data The Multiplier Effect Government Accountability Office Montana Visit June 25, 2014 Prepared by the Montana State Library Geographic Information Program ( with a little help from our friends)

  2. Agenda • Introduction – Stu Kirkpatrick (1:00 p.m.) • Data from Data – the multiplier effect • Workflows • The importance of good data • Data from Imagery – Maya Daurio, Troy Blandford (1:15 p.m.) • Wetlands – Maya Daurio • Wetlands to NHD – Maya Daurio • NHD, Evapotranspiration, Climate (water information) - Troy Blandford • Data from Addresses - (2:00 p.m.) • Broadband – Fred Gifford • Geocoded data – Michael Fashoway • State structures – Michael Fashoway • Break (2:30 p.m.) • Census Boundary Pilot Project – Erin Fashoway (2:45 p.m.) • Use of Imagery, PLSS, Local Data • Multi-State Geodetic Control – Bob Holliday (3:00 p.m.) • From the ground up, data from the private sector • MT CATSPAW – Stu Kirkpatrick (3:10 p.m.) • Creating data from PLSS, imagery, and Geodetic Control • Partnerships • Data Discovery/Access/Preservation– Diane Papineau (3:30 p.m.) • Data List • Data Bundler • Data Archiving • Conclusion – Stu Kirkpatrick (3:45 p.m.) • Did the FGDC get it right? • Think globally, build data locally

  3. The Multiplier EffectWhat if there were a way to do this for spatial data? Mathematically: Let M = C +D and B = C + R where M=Money SupplyC=CurrencyD=DepositsB=Money BaseR=Reserve By algebraic manipulation:

  4. As of July 2010, Neil Young had recorded and released 34 solo albums. Young has also released five albums with Buffalo Springfield, 12 albums with the band Crazy Horse, five albums with Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, and one album each with Graham Nash, The Squires, The Still Young Band, the Shocking Pinks, the Bluenotes and the Restless.

  5. Workflows Federal Local State Federal Private Local State State Federal Federal

  6. The Importance of Good Data

  7. Montana Spatial Data Infrastructure and Montana State Library Presentations

  8. NSDI – Did the FGDC Get it Right

  9. Spatial Data – Same Idea

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