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EGIS Geospatial Web Services

EGIS Geospatial Web Services. April 30, 2009 Aaron Stanford Andy Peavy Bill Wettengel. Purpose. Develop a written plan and proof of concept for the implementation of geospatial web services in the Forest Service.

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EGIS Geospatial Web Services

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  1. EGIS Geospatial Web Services April 30, 2009 Aaron Stanford Andy Peavy Bill Wettengel

  2. Purpose • Develop a written plan and proof of concept for the implementation of geospatial web services in the Forest Service. • Enhance the ability of the Forest Service to leverage web based mapping and data delivery services for internal and external customers. • Describe the components required to publish standard map layers. • Enable local units to publish project level data as web map services.

  3. Objectives • Develop technical processes and best practices for implementation of web mapping in the FS. • Provide guidance to users and developers on the use of internet mapping and templates for web pages and map publication.

  4. Objectives • Document Forest Service policies relating to the publication of web sites and maps. • Suggest changes to Forest Service policies to reduce barriers to the development of web-based mapping applications while promoting consistency where appropriate.

  5. Objectives • Research and document the need to publish map data locally and regionally by forests, labs and research centers. • Recommend strategies to increase data availability through the use of web mapping technology.

  6. Examples & Prototypes • Interactive Travel Map: • http://pcdeh6zfk91.ds.fs.fed.us:8080/TA_MVUM/ • Local Data Display: • http://sxgstcgis002.ds.fs.fed.us/crayfish/speciesmap.jsp

  7. Team Members • Aaron Stanford (Team Leader) • Curtis Carter • David Grey • Doug Shipley • Frank Krist • Josh Bixby • Peter Bedker • Bill Wettengel • Diane Rainsford

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