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The New York Statewide Digital Orthoimagery Program Status Update for the Remote Sensing Workgroup

The New York Statewide Digital Orthoimagery Program Status Update for the Remote Sensing Workgroup. May 7, 2004 NYS DOH – CEH Troy, New York Tim Ruhren NY State Office of Cyber Security and Critical Infrastructure Coordination. NYSDOP Imagery Available. Annual Lot 3. 15 Counties

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The New York Statewide Digital Orthoimagery Program Status Update for the Remote Sensing Workgroup

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  1. The New York Statewide Digital Orthoimagery ProgramStatus Update for theRemote Sensing Workgroup May 7, 2004 NYS DOH – CEH Troy, New York Tim Ruhren NY State Office of Cyber Security and Critical Infrastructure Coordination NYS OCSCIC

  2. NYSDOP Imagery Available NYS OCSCIC

  3. Annual Lot 3 • 15 Counties • Oneida Upgraded to 1-foot Color • All other Counties 1-foot Color and 2-foot CIR • Smaller Urban Areas Covered by CIR too NYS OCSCIC

  4. Lot 3 Production Status NYS OCSCIC

  5. Imagery in QA Review 2001 Annual Lot NYS OCSCIC

  6. Border Overlap(Jefferson & St. Lawrence) NYS OCSCIC

  7. Border Overlap(Franklin & Clinton) NYS OCSCIC

  8. NYSDOP Imagery Available By June 1, 2004 NYS OCSCIC

  9. Annual Lot 4 • 20 Counties • First NYSDOP Coverage of 4 Counties • Introduction of 4-Band Digital Cameras • Densification of terrain data • Creation of DEM’s NYS OCSCIC

  10. Annual Lot 4 NYS OCSCIC

  11. Chautauqua NYS OCSCIC

  12. Nassau & Suffolk NYS OCSCIC

  13. Lower Hudson Valley NYS OCSCIC

  14. Capital District NYS OCSCIC

  15. Capital District – Extended CIR NYS OCSCIC

  16. Quick DMC & ADS40 Comparison(With conventional and each other) NYS OCSCIC

  17. Looking Ahead • New interactive application with more imagery • New contract by 2006 • More flexibility in coverage areas • Not tied to county & urban area as base unit • Continue obtaining densified terrain data • Expanded use of 4-band digital cameras • Diversified products in repeat areas • Changing priorities NYS OCSCIC

  18. Funding? • No fixed funding for NYSDOP • Three different funding sources in 3 years • Stiff competition for funds Feedback? NYS OCSCIC

  19. Funding Issues • Wish to establish a recurring ortho budget item in CSCIC base budget – first year is hardest • Need to demonstrate strong support for program to DOB: • Cost savings from use of imagery • Regulatory requirements • Costs of alternatives • Need for timely, up-to-date orthos NYS OCSCIC

  20. Funding – continued • Will consider any/all possible funding sources • DHS – ODP grants to states (Indiana) • Byrne • Contributions from USGS, USDA, etc. • E-911 NYS OCSCIC

  21. How can you help? • Letters of support • From highest level possible • Describe uses of imagery, esp. regulatory, vital (lifesaving, etc), cost savings, need for updates, etc • Anecdotal evidence • How widely is imagery redistributed • Other uses you’re aware of NYS OCSCIC

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