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    News FGDC Steering Committee Meeting, June 7, 2011

                                    **FGDC Steering Committee Meeting
Tuesday, June 7, 2011, 2:00-4:00 p.m. 
 American Institute of Architects (AIA) Building
AIA Board Room (2nd floor)
1735 New York Avenue, NW
Washington, DC  20006**

The Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) Steering Committee will
meet on Tuesday, June 7, 2011, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the
American Institute of Architects (AIA) building in Washington, DC (1735
New York Avenue, NW).  The meeting will take place in the AIA
Board Room (2nd floor).

Agenda [PDF 90KB]Meeting attendees must register in advance.  Please register by
contacting Arista Maher at the U.S. Geological Survey (703-648-6283,
amaher@usgs.gov).  Registrations are due by June 3, 2011.
 While the meeting will be open to the public, seating may be
limited due to room capacity.

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                            Geospatial Platform Roadmap Version 4 Released

                                    The Geospatial Platform Roadmap Version 4 has been completed and is
posted at:

http://www.geoplatform.gov/Geospatial%20Platform%20Roadmap%20v4%20Final.pdf

This final version of the Roadmap follows a stakeholder engagement
process intended to share the vision for the Platform and gather
feedback from the geospatial community regarding concepts discussed in
the Roadmap. Feedback on the Roadmap to date has been positive, while
at the same time identifying additional issues and questions that will
be addressed during the implementation of the Platform.

The geospatial community has provided thoughtful and helpful
feedback on the Roadmap through a variety of mechanisms that
include:

Review and feedback from the National Geospatial Advisory Committee
(NGAC)

Presentations and discussions at geospatial conferences and related
professional meetings

Development of an IdeaScale Web-based forum for gathering input and
feedback through the Geospatial Platform Web page: http://www.geoplatform.gov/These outreach mechanisms resulted in valuable feedback that can be
broadly categorized into questions and comments related to the
following areas:

Policy and management

Governance

Lessons to be learned from other model programs

Clarification of conceptsThe Geospatial Platform team has listened carefully to the insights,
ideas, and concerns expressed by geospatial stakeholders.  While
final Roadmap document does not completely address all of the issues
identified through the stakeholder engagement process, we look forward
to continuing engagement as we continue to address these issues through
the implementation process for the Platform.

In the future, the concepts and approaches described in the Roadmap
will be further clarified and refined by supplemental documents that
may include implementation plans, business plans, technical documents,
project plans, and best practice examples.

FGDC thanks all who shared ideas and comments, as well as those who
put in countless hours to develop, communicate, and support the
Geospatial Platform. The input from the geospatial community has been
invaluable in developing the Platform approach; and we look forward to
continued dialogue and ongoing involvement of our stakeholders as the
Geospatial Platform moves into its next phase of development.

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                            New Version of EPA Metadata Editor (EME) Released

                                    EPA announces the release of the newest version of its EPA
Metadata Editor (EME) at http://geogateway.epa.gov/EME/.
EME 3.1 is compatible with ArcGIS 10, and provides users with the
ability to create and edit metadata records that meet the EPA
Geospatial Metadata Technical Specification and FGDC Content Standard
for Digital Geospatial Metadata (CSDGM) requirements. This newest
version runs both as an ArcGIS extension, as well as a standalone
desktop tool.



Because of the significant changes in how metadata are handled in
the ArcGIS 10 environment, EPA is holding a web conference to provide
metadata developers with an overview of some of the recent changes to
the ArcGIS environment, in addition to information about the EME
update.



This session is scheduled for Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at 3:00 PM
Eastern. To access the web conference, go to http://portal.epa.gov/webconference,
and enter 209597 into the 'Join Conference' box (no key necessary). The
telephone line for this conference is: 1-866-299-3188, code
2025661036.



For more information, about EME 3.1, please contact Jessica
Zichichi (jzichichi@innovateteam.com)
or Megan Thynge (thynge.megan@epa.gov).

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                            FGDC Responds to NIST RFI on effectiveness of Federal agency participation in standardization

                                    The Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) submitted a response to
the Request for Information (RFI) from the National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) on "Effectiveness of Federal Agency
Participation in Standardization in Select Technology Sectors for
National Science and Technology Council's Sub-Committee on
Standardization" published in the Federal Register [Docket No.
0909100442-0563-02].  The RFI was published in the December 8,
2010 (Volume 75, Number 235) edition of the Federal Register with a
deadline for comments of March 7, 2011.  In this RFI, NIST, on
behalf of the National Science and Technology Council's Sub-Committee
on Standards, invited interested parties to provide their perspectives
on the effectiveness of Federal agencies' participation in the
development and implementation of standards and conformity assessment
activities and programs.

The FGDC response to the RFI:

Emphasized FGDC’s commitment, as per OMB Circular A-119, to use
voluntary consensus standards in lieu of government standards and to
participate in voluntary consensus standards bodies.  Discussed
standardization activities within the FGDC that are not covered by
existing voluntary consensus standards bodies

Emphasized FGDC participation in external standards bodies, such as
the InterNational Committee on Information Technology Standards
Technical Committee L1 (INCITS L1), Geographic information systems, ISO
Technical Committee 211, Geographic information/Geomatics, the Open
Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC), and the Geospatial-Intelligence
Standards Working Group (GWG) chaired by the National
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)

Made reference to the recent FGDC endorsement of 64 external
standards that were either voluntary consensus standards or de facto
standards that have been adopted through widespread use and
implementation, and

Identified factors that hinder participation in public/private
standardization activities and/or adoption and use of standards.FGDC member agencies that provided input on the FGDC response
included: the U.S. Census Bureau, Dept. of Commerce; Dept. of
Education; Dept. of Treasury; Library of Congress; Department of
Energy; National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency; Dept. of Housing and
Urban Development; Dept. of State; Nuclear Regulatory Commission;
Environment Protection Agency; and the Office of the Secretary of
Defense, Defense Installations Spatial Data Infrastructure.  Both
the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and the Open Geospatial
Consortium (which included input from some Federal agencies) provided
responses to NIST.



Read the FGDC
response to the RFI [PDF 44KB]

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                            Interior Department Announces Appointments to NGAC

                                    Secretary Salazar Appoints 15 Members to National Geospatial Advisory Committee

                                       

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                            The National Map Users Conference and the Geospatial Information Science Workshop - Call for Abstracts Extended to Feb 6, 2011

                                    The U.S. Geological Survey has issued a Call for
Abstracts to support *The National Map* (*TNM*) Users Conference, and the Geographic
Information Science Workshop to be held May 10-13, 2011 in
Lakewood, Colo.

This inaugural event will assemble a wide range of participants
including scientists, managers and geospatial professionals from
government, industry, academia and other organizations.

A goal of *TNM* UC is to share accomplishments and progress,
acknowledge best practices, and exchange innovative ideas concerning
*The National Map* in
supporting science initiatives. The role of the GIS Workshop will be
learning specific techniques for using GIS in support of science.
Interactive dialog will be encouraged through panel and lightning
sessions, poster presentations, workshops, and demonstrations.

Currently, the Conference Agenda Committee is encouraging the submission of
abstracts for presentations, demonstrations, and posters.

More information and abstract submission: http://nationalmap.gov/uc

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                            NRC Final Report Released: Precise Geodetic Infrastructure: National Requirements for a Shared Resource

                                    You can read this report online or download a free PDF: http://www.nap.edu/catalog.php?record_id=12954
.

You can also read a 4-page summary: http://dels.nas.edu/resources/static-assets/materials-based-on-reports/reports-in-brief/GeodeticInfrastructure-ReportBrief-Final.pdf

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                            2010 FGDC Annual Report now availableDec01
                                2010 FGDC Annual Report now available

                                    Download a copy or read online.

                                       

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                            2011 NSDI CAP Training Webinar

                                    Webinar recording posted on FGDC Web site.

                                       

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                            OMB issues Circular A-16 Supplemental Guidance

                                    Issued November 10, 2010

                                       

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                            Invitation - Submit your ideas on the Geospatial Platform

                                    Dear Colleagues:
We are pleased to invite you, your peers, and your organizations to
provide comments and suggestions on the proposed Geospatial Platform
initiative.
The vision for the Platform was described in the President’s Fiscal
Year 2011 budget:

“In 2010 and 2011, Federal data managers for
geospatial data will move to a portfolio management approach, creating
a Geospatial Platform to support Geospatial One-Stop, place-based
initiatives, and other potential future programs.  This
transformation will be facilitated by improving the governance
framework to address the requirements of State, local and tribal
agencies, Administration policy, and agency mission objectives.
Investments will be prioritized based on business needs.  The
Geospatial Platform will explore opportunities for increased
collaboration with Data.gov, with an emphasis on reuse of architectural
standards and technology, ultimately increasing access to geospatial
data.”

The Geospatial Platform will become a managed portfolio of common
geospatial data, services, and applications contributed and
administered by authoritative sources and hosted on a shared
infrastructure, for use by government agencies and partners to meet
their mission needs and the broader needs of the Nation.  The
Platform aims to deliver valuable geospatial services that can be
easily accessed by government organizations and used to provide
place-based products and services to the American public. 
Over the past several months, the partner agencies of the Federal
Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) have developed a draft Modernization
Roadmap document that provides a high-level implementation plan for the
Platform. The Roadmap, which is posted on www.geoplatform.gov,
describes a future-state technology architecture that leverages
industry standards and best practices, identifies processes and
organizational elements needed to help ensure success, and proposes a
strategic path forward to implement the Platform vision.
The National Geospatial Advisory Committee, whose members recently
provided comments and suggestions on the Roadmap, has endorsed the
Geospatial Platform concept.  We are entering a broader, 60-day
stakeholder review process and are seeking your input.  I
encourage you to review the Roadmap and provide feedback utilizing one
of the following two approaches:****

**On-line**:  The FGDC has launched an IdeaScale
website, **http://geoplatform.ideascale.com**,
providing an online venue where stakeholders can submit ideas and
comments related to the Roadmap and the Platform.  IdeaScale,
which has been used successfully with Data.gov and other Open
Government initiatives, also offers space for stakeholders to provide
meaningful feedback and enter into dialogues on conceptual and specific
elements of the Roadmap and the Platform.  The FGDC will use these
comments and communication threads to improve the Roadmap and refine
the Platform.

**Via e-mail**:  You, or your organization, can
submit written comments directly to the FGDC at geoplatformcomments@fgdc.gov
through December 2010.  Please use the attached Comment Form [Excel]
if you submit your comments via e-mail.  Comments will be used to
improve the Roadmap and refine the Geospatial Platform.Upon completion of the stakeholder review period, the FGDC member
agencies will incorporate ideas and suggestions into the next version
of the Roadmap and move into the next phase of the Platform.  We
are committed to an ongoing process for interacting with the geospatial
stakeholder community and look forward to hearing your creative
ideas.
In the upcoming weeks, the FGDC Secretariat will host a webinar(s) for
stakeholders interested in learning more about the Platform, the
stakeholder engagement process, and IdeaScale.  Information
regarding the webinar(s) will be posted on www.fgdc.gov, www.geoplatform.gov, and http://geoplatform.ideascale.com.
Regards,

Ivan B. DeLoatch, Executive Director
Federal Geographic Data Committee
U.S. Geological Survey
U.S.Department of the Interior

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                            Invitation - 3nd Annual Spatial Ontology Community of Practice Workshop: Development, Implementation and Use of GeoSpatial Ontologies and Semantics

                                    Workshop on spatial semantics and ontologies at the U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Center on Friday December 3, 2010 from 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM.

                                       

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                            FGDC endorses over 60 external standards

                                    The FGDC Steering Committee has officially endorsed over 60 non-Federally authored standards that play an important role in enabling geospatial interoperability.  The standards include standards from Open Geospatial Consortium; ISO Technical Committee 211, Geographic information/Geomatics; the American National Standards Institute (through International Committee for Information Technology Standards Technical Committee L1, Geographic information systems) and de facto standards.
The FGDC Steering endorsed these standards in accordance with the FGDC Policy on Recognition of Non-Federally Authored Geographic Information Standards and Specifications [PDF].  This was the first time this policy was exercised.  The standards were identified and reviewed by the FGDC Standards WG (SWG), reviewed and voted upon by the FGDC Coordination Group (CG), and then endorsed by the FGDC Steering Committee.
For a list of the endorsed standards, please visit FGDC Endorsed External Standards  page on the FGDC website.

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                            FGDC Summer 2010 Newsletter now available

                                    Topics

National Geospatial Advisory Committee Update

New Subcommittee on Standards Announced

Providing Leadership on Standards to Address National
Challenges

National Geospatial Forums

NSDI CAP Activities

2010 Coorperative Agreement Program Awards

Building Minnesota Structures Data Stewardship for The National Map
and NSDI

South Carolina GIS State Outreach

FGDC Standards Activity

Ducks Unlimited Promotes Wetlands Mapping Standard

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                            FGDC Imagery for the Nation RFI Released

                                    A Request for Information (RFI) to industry has been issued to gain
additional information on the potential costs and benefits of different
approaches to meet the goals of the Imagery for the Nation (IFTN)
initiative.  The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) has
led the development of the RFI, acting on behalf of the FGDC Executive
Committee.
A presolicitation notice, No.: ACR-2010-01, has been posted and is
available through FedBizOpps.gov at the following address:https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=5686bd9200cb1729a7fcd44b855f30bd&tab=core&_cview=0
Responses are due by August 16, 2010.  The IFTN RFI is a sources
sought announcement to conduct market research only. This announcement
is being issued solely for information and planning purposes and does
not constitute an Invitation for Bids (IFB), a Request for Proposals
(RFP), a Request for Quotations (RFQ) or an indication that the
Government will contract for any of the items and/or services contained
in this notice.
The goal of the IFTN initiative is to provide a sustainable and
flexible nation-wide imagery program to meet the needs of government at
all levels.  With input from many stakeholders and partners, the
IFTN initiative has been refined by the FGDC Steering Committee and
Executive Committee, and earned the support and endorsement of a number
of key professional and advisory groups, including: the National
Geospatial Advisory Committee (NGAC), ACSM, ASPRS, AAG, CaGIS, GITA,
GIS Certification Institute, IAAO, NSGIC, UCGIS, and URISA.
The IFTN initiative will take advantage of existing programs that
acquire imagery for Federal purposes.  These programs include the
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Agriculture Imagery
Program (NAIP) and a joint effort between NGA and the U.S. Geological
Survey (USGS) to conduct the Urban Area Imagery Partnership
(UAIP).  IFTN will coordinate these efforts with state, tribal,
regional and local government imagery programs to provided standardized
and comprehensive national coverage. Federal guidelines, established in
OMB Circular A-16, identify orthoimagery as a data theme of national
significance and include it in a list of core sets of  digital
spatial information that require development, maintenance, and
dissemination.  
For additional information on the IFTN initiative, visit http://www.fgdc.gov/iftn

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                            Department of the Interior Seeks Nominations for National Geospatial Advisory Committee

                                    WASHINGTON, DC--Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced
today that the Department of the Interior is seeking nominations for
appointment to the National Geospatial Advisory Committee (NGAC).

The NGAC is an advisory committee that provides recommendations and
advice to the federal government on national geospatial policy issues
and the management of national geospatial programs. The NGAC was
established by the Department of the Interior in 2007 on behalf of the
Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) under the Federal Advisory
Committee Act (FACA). Secretary Salazar serves as the Chair of the
FGDC.

"Geospatial information and technology are important and growing
components of our economy, and play a vital role in helping us manage
our resources and achieve critical national goals,” Secretary Salazar
said. “The National Geospatial Advisory Committee provides a valuable
service in allowing us to work with our partners to pursue common goals
through a collaborative process."

The NGAC is comprised of up to 30 members to include representation
from among, but not limited to, the following stakeholder groups
involved in the geospatial community: Federal Government, State
Government, County Government, Regional Government, City/Municipal
Government, Tribal Government, Private Sector, User Industries,
Professional Associations, Non-Profit Organizations, and Academia.

NGAC members are appointed for staggered terms, and approximately
one-half of the seats on the Committee will be appointed during this
round of appointments.

Nominations for appointment to the NGAC should be submitted
electronically to ngacnominations@fgdc.gov by August 24, 2010.
Nominations may be submitted on behalf of others, or individuals may
self-nominate. Nominations should include:

A nomination letter summarizing the nominee's qualifications and
interest in NGAC membership and describing the nominee's ability to
represent a stakeholder group.

A biographical sketch, resume, or curriculum vitae.

One letter of reference and a list of two additional references
with contact information.

Contact information for the nominee (name, title, organization,
mailing address, e-mail address, and phone number).Additional information and instructions about the nomination process
are posted on the NGAC web page at www/fgdc.gov/ngac. Individuals who
are currently federally registered lobbyists will not be eligible to
serve on this committee.

Final selection and appointment of NGAC members will be made by the
Secretary of the Interior. Members of the committee serve without
compensation. However, members may be reimbursed for per diem and
travel expenses incurred while attending committee meetings in
accordance with the Federal travel regulations as implemented by the
Department of the Interior.

Additional information about the NGAC, including the current
Charter, may be found on the NGAC Web page at www.fgdc.gov/ngac.



Related Items

Official News
Release [PDF]

Federal Register Notice
[PDF]

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                            Interior Department Announces Appointments to National Geospatial Advisory Committee

                                    WASHINGTON, DC – Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar has appointed
14 individuals to serve as members of the
National Geospatial Advisory Committee (NGAC).

The NGAC provides advice and recommendations on federal geospatial
policy and management issues as well as a
forum to convey views representative of partners in the geospatial
community. The members of the NGAC report to the
chair of the Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC), which is the
Federal interagency executive group responsible
for providing leadership and direction in Federal geospatial programs.
The FGDC is chaired by the Secretary of the
Interior or the Secretary’s designee.

The NGAC meets three to four times per year. The public is invited
to comment and make suggestions at all committee
meetings, which will be announced by publication in the Federal
Register at least 15 days before the meeting date. The
U.S. Geological Survey, a bureau of the Department of the Interior,
provides support services for the NGAC. The
NGAC functions solely as an advisory body.

The NGAC provides advice on the development of the National Spatial
Data Infrastructure (NSDI), which promotes
sharing of geospatial data throughout all levels of government, the
private and nonprofit sectors and the academic
community. Geospatial data and products, including maps, simulations,
and databases, are invaluable tools in the
effective management of utility infrastructures, transportation,
energy, emergency management and response, natural
resource management, climate analysis, disaster recovery, homeland
defense, law enforcement, protection planning
and other civilian or military strategic issues. The newly appointed
members of the NGAC represent the varied interests
associated with geospatial programs and technology.

The NGAC was created under the Federal Advisory Committee Act, which
was enacted by Congress in 1972 to ensure
that the advice rendered to the executive branch by advisory
committees, task forces, boards, and commissions formed
by Congress and the President, will be both objective and accessible to
the public.
The new appointees to the National Geospatial Advisory Committee
are:

Dr. Robert Austin, City of Tampa, FL

Ms. Sophia Beym, State of New Mexico

Mr. Michael Byrne, State of California

Dr. David Cowen, University of South Carolina

Mr. David DiSera, First Insurance Company of Hawaii

Ms. Kass Green, Kass Green & Associates

Hon. Randy Johnson, Hennepin County, Minnesota

Mr. Barney Krucoff, District of Columbia

Dr. Xavier Lopez, Oracle USA

Ms. Kimberly Nelson, Microsoft Corporation

Brigadier General Jack Pellicci, USA, Ret., Intergraph
Corporation

Ms. Cynthia Salas, CenterPoint Energy

Mr. Eugene Schiller, Southwest Florida Water Management
District

Mr. Steve Wallach, U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence
AgencyAdditional information about the NGAC, including a complete list of
the 28 committee members, is available atwww.fgdc.gov/ngac.

Read the official news release here.



Contact: Joan Moody 202-208-6416, John Mahoney 206-220-4621

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                            Feds Buy Smart, Announcing Award of New Geospatial SmartBUY Agreement

                                    Dec 17, 2009

                                       

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                            Invitation - USGS celebrating 125th anniversary of its national program for topographic mapping

                                    (1884–2009)

                                       

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                            2009 FGDC Annual Report now available

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