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Developing GIS Roles and Responsibility in the Next Gen World March 13, 2019

Developing GIS Roles and Responsibility in the Next Gen World March 13, 2019. Session Agenda. Determine who is in the room; GIS professionals or PSAP professionals? NG9-1-1 GIS Transition NG9-1-1 GIS Taskforce Roles and Responsibilities Identify GIS contacts Pilot Project GIS dataset

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Developing GIS Roles and Responsibility in the Next Gen World March 13, 2019

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  1. Developing GIS Roles and Responsibility in the Next Gen World March 13, 2019

  2. Session Agenda • Determine who is in the room; GIS professionals or PSAP professionals? • NG9-1-1 GIS Transition • NG9-1-1 GIS Taskforce Roles and Responsibilities • Identify GIS contacts • Pilot Project • GIS dataset • Next steps and Feedback • Questions

  3. What will I learn in this session? Why am I here? • PSAP Professionals – This presentation will provide information on how Cal OES will deliver your calls faster and more accurately using GIS • GIS Professionals – This session will provide you with the information on how Cal OES will work with you to develop a statewide location data set for routing 9-1-1 calls

  4. Making the transition to NG9-1-1 • NG9-1-1 requires an updated location dataset (similar to a map) • 9-1-1 today uses a tabular dataset (similar to an Excel file) • Cal OES must transition the tabular dataset into a geo-encoded dataset • This process requires – • Road centerline data • Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) • Automatic Number Information / Automatic Location Information (ANI/ALI) • PSAP boundary files • Software to convert the existing data

  5. Cal OES software solution using DDTI • Cal OES has entered into contract with Digital Data Technologies (DDTI) for the following services: • De-conflict shape files to define PSAP boundaries • Convert existing MSAG and ANI/ALI data to geo-encoded data set based on road center line • Identify “complex” data exceptions that will need correction by local agency. Reimbursement or direct pay for vendor services or staff time • Provide a web portal interface to receive updated GIS data • This dataset will become the CA Statewide Location Database and will be used for call routing for NG9-1-1

  6. Governance Structure – Getting the help you may need • The 9-1-1 Advisory Board and the Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) have established a GIS Taskforce • Alicia Fuller – CHP – Task Force Chair • Ella Sotelo – LA County Coordinator – PSAP Co-chair • Rachel Rodriguez – LA County – GIS Co-chair • Cal OES Representatives • ChereiseBartlett, Natasha Potter, and Ryan Sunahara • Meeting Schedule – Quarterly • Meeting Location – Locations TBD based on Taskforce input

  7. GIS Taskforce Members • Annie Teall – Cathedral City PD • Mike Vuong– Orange County Fire • Ember Koski – Mendocino County SO • SharlyEckley– City of Fontana • Chris Carter – City of Anaheim • Peter King – City of Anaheim • Sherly Davis- Moore– Glendale PD • Greg Pascal – CSU Long Beach • Jennifer Gray – City of Palo Alto • Rose Abbors – Alameda County • Josh Harris – Alameda County • Steven Hong – Santa Clara County • Marcus Harner – Shasta County • Tim Williams – City of El Cajon • David Willson – City of Chula Vista- San Diego County • Rommel Reyes – City of Chula Vista- San Diego County • Gene Barrera – Merced County • Tracy Venegas - Riverside County • Mike Bell- CONFIRE- San Bernardino County • Ingrid Johnson – CONFIRE- San Bernardino County • Theresa Williams – CalFire • Diego Meza - CalFire

  8. GIS Taskforce • Develop and maintain the Statewide GIS database through coordination and collaboration with the CA 9-1-1 branch and GIS vendor • Coordinate communication amongst the PSAPs, GIS professionals, and the CA 9-1-1 Branch

  9. What do we need from your PSAP vs GIS POC PSAP GIS • Point of Contact for who maintains your GIS data? • Agency personnel at city / county level • Contractor • County Coordinators • CalOES will be sending a request to your PSAP to identify your GIS contact information • Contact info (email, phone) • How you maintain your GIS data in order to develop Statewide GIS database for NG9-1-1 • How you will update NG9-1-1 location data • Help define workflow process in coordination with our vendor How can Cal OES help?

  10. Pilot Areas • Define process and procedures for statewide implementation • Ensure best practices and standards are being met • Identify issues and potential solutions and enhancements to support GIS data development and maintenance • Merced County • Santa Clara County • Yolo County • LA County (partial) Glendale, Baldwin Park, Redondo Beach, El Monte, Pomona, West Covina • San Diego County (partial) Chula Vista

  11. What is GIS (data) when it comes to NG9-1-1 • Geographic Data that represents features in its real world location (‘x,y’ coordinates) in a digital format • Line Features/Information • Road Centerline (Civic Location) • Railroad Tracts • Rivers/Creeks • Point Features/Information • Address Point (Civic Location) • Critical Facilities (Bridges, Hospitals) • Polygon Features/Information • City Boundaries • PSAS Boundary

  12. Leveraging Partnerships & Technology • Partnerships • Addressing Authorities (Cities or Jurisdictions whom assigns addresses to buildings) • GIS “Authorities” (Could be Cities or Counties) • PSAP Authorities • Technology • Technology exists to foster these partnerships without forcing any changes in these authorities “data model” • NG9-1-1 Requires NENA GIS Data model

  13. Los Angeles County “Countywide Address Management System” * Example Uses: County Assessor Visualization United States Census Google/Apple Maps Next Generation 9-1-1 Boundary Quality Control Centerline Validations Address Point Validations * Still under development

  14. Next Steps and Feedback • Next Steps • Pilot projects • Identify GIS contact for each PSAP • Collect data • Develop and define process and procedures • Feedback • What do I need to do if I am in the process of a GIS project today? • Where can I find more information?

  15. Questions?

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