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GIS Coordination History in Oregon
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GIS Utility Business Case
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Strategic Plan (2001)
Oregon
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IRMD
Strategy (2002)
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Statewide Data and Technology Survey
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Hazards Survey
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Enterprise Office
Oregon
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Oregon
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Oregon
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Project Mission and
Goals
This requirements and business case project will establish the long-term technical and institutional foundation for Oregon's statewide GIS Utility.
The main project goals include:
- Comprehensive assessment of GIS technology and data use and needs of the public and private user community in Oregon
- Preparation of business case and accompanying organizational and financial support for GIS Utility development and operation
- Completion of a conceptual design defining the technical and organizational structure for the GIS Utility
- Preparation of a practical implementation plan to guide GIS Utility development and deployment
- Outreach to the GIS community in Oregon and on-going understanding of, participation in, and support for the GIS Utility.