We may touch on the overall progress of the Strategic Plan but we
are featuring the “Integrated Land Records Information System”
project.
Ken
From: Maine GeoLibrary
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Robert Higgins
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2008 8:08 PM
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Subject: Re: Planning Project Update
I believe that some of that may be discussed in Presque Isle. Is
that correct? Don’t believe that Google Earth is the most accurate source
and that E991 and MDOT is.
From: Maine GeoLibrary
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Davis, Greg
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2008 5:30 PM
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Subject: Re: Planning Project Update
Good List, however I would like to mention that from my preliminary
review of the E911 centerlines and MEDOT centerlines in comparison to centerline
of 2 most widely used sources (NAVTEQ and TELEATLAS) for street data in
comparison or overlaid to Google Earth. I have found that there is a lot
of mismatch between Google and our local (E911 & MEDOT) sources.
Has anyone else seen this? What source is considered to be
correct or mostly correct?
All your input would be appreciated as I’m under a task of
developing a new state landbase and then there is addressing, not address
ranges. That is another question that can wait, but address ranges without
knowing what that towns standard (50, 100’, or 200’) becomes very
difficult to determine. Then you have towns that have their parcel data
with addressing posted to their websites, but we don’t have access to
that data from the state website.
All input and suggests are welcome.
Thanks,
Greg Davis
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From: Maine GeoLibrary
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Will Mitchell
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2008 5:02 PM
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Subject: Planning Project Update
In
a continuing effort to keep the Maine GeoSpatial community aware of the actions
taking place on the GeoLibrary Board's strategic planning efforts, the Sewall
Team has summarized input received from the Maine Geospatial community, the
2002 Strategic Plan and the GeoLibrary Board and provided the following chart
entitled, "Overall Maine GeoSpatial Listing of Issues and Action
Items." The chart attempts to summarize the action items and issues
needing resolution. Each issue or action item has a "potential
solution" indicated for it, a time frame for implementation and a
priority.
We
would appreciate it if you could take a look at this summary and provide us
with input on them by sending an e-mail to: [log in to unmask] with the
subject heading noted as "Maine Stakeholder Input."
Once
again, we thank you for your time and effort.
On
behalf of Bill Hanson, GeoLibrary board chair…
Will
Mitchell
Mitchell Geographics, Inc.
188 State Street,
Suite 200
Portland, ME
04101
Office: 207.879.7769
Mobile: 207.650.2057
Fax: 207.221.5861
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