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NGAC Status Report

NGAC Status Report. FGDC Coordination Group Meeting March 3, 2009. National Geospatial Advisory Committee. Overview. Recent NGAC Activities Summary of February Meeting Upcoming NGAC Meetings Next Steps. NGAC Guidance – 2008. Initial Focus Areas/Issues

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NGAC Status Report

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  1. NGAC Status Report FGDC Coordination Group Meeting March 3, 2009 National Geospatial Advisory Committee

  2. Overview • Recent NGAC Activities • Summary of February Meeting • Upcoming NGAC Meetings • Next Steps

  3. NGAC Guidance – 2008 Initial Focus Areas/Issues 1. Advancing the National Spatial Data Infrastructure • NSDI - Future Roles and Responsibilities of Key Players 2. Public-Private Partnerships • Investment Strategy 3. Management of Federal Geospatial Resources • OMB Circular A-16 4. Data Initiatives • Imagery for the Nation • The National Map • National Land Parcel Data * Letter from FGDC Chair to NGAC Chair, April 2008

  4. NGAC Activities – 2008 • April 2008 Meeting • Approval of NGAC Mission Statement • Briefings on FGDC activities/priorities • Initial Plan of Action for NGAC & Establishment of NGAC Subcommittees • June 2008 Meeting • Approval of the NGAC Bylaws • Endorsement & Recommendations on Imagery for the Nation • Initial Recommendations on Geospatial LOB • October 2008 Meeting • Approval of “Changing Landscape” White Paper • Approval of Transition Strategy with Recommendations • Endorsement & Recommendations on National Land Parcel Data Study • Update on Imagery for the Nation • Update on Geospatial LoB Activities/Upcoming Products

  5. Recent NGAC Products NGAC Transition Recommendations Changing Geospatial Landscape White Paper

  6. February 4-5, 2009 NGAC Meeting • Review of Transition activities • Approval of Recommendations to FGDC on Economic Stimulus • Approval of Recommendations to FGDC on Governance • Approval of NGAC Strategic Vision document • Review and further study on The National Map • Update on National Parcel Data • Initiation of NGAC analysis of Geospatial Partnerships

  7. NGAC Recommendation – Economic Recovery The NGAC approved the following recommendation to the FGDC regarding Economic Recovery: Implementation Recommendations To ensure transparency and accountability NGAC strongly recommends that: • FGDC agencies and OMB fully utilize geospatial technology to effectively implement and manage the enacted economic recovery legislation. • The proposed Recovery Board should develop a geospatial strategy and requirements that apply across the different components of the economic recovery legislation, including: Health IT; Broadband; Wildland Fire/Emergency Response; Alternative Energy; Global Climate Change; Transportation and Infrastructure; Conduct of the 2010 Census; and Education, Training, and Workforce Development • The Recovery Board should ensure that the Recovery.Gov website is geospatially enabled to manage and track economic recovery investments. • OMB should issue clear, enforceable guidance to agencies working on stimulus-funded activities to ensure that geospatial investments are made in a strategic and coordinated manner, consistent with the standards-based development of the NSDI, as a required component of any geospatial data or application development. The existing Geospatial Line of Business provides the operational framework from which to execute this recommendation. • Federal grants and contracts guidance language requiring reporting and documentation of geospatial data development should be completed and implemented. Geospatial Data Recommendations • As described in the NGAC Transition Recommendations, the NGAC supports investments in nationally important geospatial data, including the following priority areas: Imagery, Parcel Data, and Elevation

  8. NGAC Recommendation – Governance The NGAC approved the following recommendation to the FGDC regarding Governance: • Whereas Executive Order 12906 and OMB Circular A-16 designate geospatial data themes and assign federal agency stewards for those themes; • Whereas most agencies have not been provided designated resources to meet stewardship responsibilities; • Whereas some agencies have not produced plans to accomplish stewardship responsibilities; • Whereas OMB has not been able to assemble consistent and accurate budgetary crosscuts for geospatial activities to implement stewardship responsibilities; • Whereas agencies have not been held accountable for meeting stewardship responsibilities; and • Whereas the coordination, duplication avoidance, and partnering requirements of Executive Order 12906 and OMB Circular A16 remain unsatisfied not only among Federal agencies, but also with non-Federal stakeholders: Now Therefore; Be It Resolved: • That the NGAC recommends that the FGDC encourages and supports the Administration in the use of geospatial data and technologies to transform government operations and provide accountability and savings across geospatial activities, by: • Reaffirming Executive Order 12906 and revising it to increase accountability; • Strengthening direct OMB enforcement of the reporting requirements in Circular A-16; • Implementing performance measures • Coordinating and working in partnership with Federal, State, Tribal, and local government agencies and the private sector, and building upon non-Federal data wherever practical; and • Strongly considering the role of geospatial data and technology in transforming government operations while implementing the President’s management agenda and formulating and executing the President’s Budget.

  9. The National Map Subcommittee • Subcommittee Members: • Allen Carroll (Chair), Jack Dangermond, David Maune, Jay Parrish, Mike Ritchie, Steve Wallach • Purpose: • Review customer business requirements research results and provide input on the next generation and long-term vision of The National Map • February Meeting - USGS provided briefing on TNM activities, NGAC held discussion on program and next steps • Actions: • The TNM Subcommittee will send a request to NGAC members asking for additional concerns, issues, and questions to be addressed regarding the TNM. • The TNM Subcommittee will work with USGS to develop draft advice on commercial licensing of data.

  10. Partnership Subcommittee • Subcommittee Members: • Jerry Johnston (co-chair), Gene Schiller (co-chair), Bull Bennett, Michael Byrne, Dick Clark, Don Dittmar, Randy Johnson, Barney Krucoff, Timothy Loewenstein, Charles Mondello, John Palatiello • Purpose: • Develop recommendations to facilitate productive Federal / State / Local / Tribal / Academic / Private partnerships to facilitate the efficient and effective advancement of the NSDI • Activities to date: • Conference calls -- agreed best approach to develop “environmental scan” as initial deliverable • NGAC members provide feedback to Partnership Subcommittee’s Call for References by February 27. • Partnership Subcommittee will summarize results of Call for References, prepare draft project plan, and report back to NGAC.

  11. NGAC Subcommittees

  12. Upcoming Meetings • May 12-13, 2009 – Washington, DC Potential Agenda Topics: • Major Discussion Issues: • NGAC / Federal Priorities • NGAC Strategic Visioning/Planning • Progress Reports • Partnerships • ASPRS Market Study • Economic Stimulus – Lessons Learned • Updates • Communications • Parcel Data – Mortgage Stakeholder Outreach • Governance • Imagery for the Nation • The National Map • Additional Topics • Discussion of “Markets and Metrics” • Presentations from key Federal agencies/programs (e.g., NSF, NASA, EPA, NOAA) • Possible dialogue with new FGDC Leadership • September 2009 – date TBD

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