GIS and Economic Development in Regional Projects

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GIS and Economic Development in Regional Projects Adam Pfefferle GIS Specialist I East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission October 28 th , 2011 WLIA Fall Regional Meeting, Neenah, WI

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Speaker: Adam Pfferle, GIS Specialist East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (ECWRPC) Adam will share some projects involving GIS that his office has been working on.

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GIS and Economic Developmentin Regional Projects

Adam PfefferleGIS Specialist IEast Central Wisconsin Regional Planning CommissionOctober 28th, 2011 – WLIA Fall Regional Meeting, Neenah, WI

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East Central WisconsinRegional Planning Commission

• Created 1972 – Executive Order of the Governor of Wisconsin

• 10 County RegionCalumet, Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Marquette, Menominee, Outagamie, Shawano, Waupaca, Waushara, and Winnebago Counties

• Many different types of planning disciplinesTransportation, Economic Development, Community Development, Open Space, Safe Routes to School, Aquatic Invasive Species, Sewer Service, and Mine Reclamation

• GIS/IT Departments

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ECWRPC and Economic Development

• East Central is designated as an Economic Development District (EDD) by the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) for purposes of area wide economic planning and to guide the investment of Federal funds for economic development.

• Reporting and reviews occur to assure following rules set by the EDA on economic development projects throughout the region and as a way to offer suggestions on compliance.

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Current Economic Development Projects

• Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) Annual update

• Northeast Wisconsin Global Trade Strategy

• Technical Assistance

• Regional Drive time/Population map

• Northeast Wisconsin Travel Demand Model

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Data, data, and more data

• Many of the projects required different types of data to complete them.

• Census 1990, 2000, 2010

• American Community Survey (ACS)

• Wisconsin Workforce Development (employment data, many variables).

• Many more links, databases, etc.

• Too many places to get data, sort data, download data.

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A tool to aid in the planning process

• Esri Business Analyst Desktop

• Wisconsin Basic Subscription

• 245,783 business listings

• North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) and Standard Industrial Classification Code (SIC)

• Addresses, phone numbers, and sales volume,

• Major Shopping Centers

• Tele Atlas street data

• Online report generation (iOS app capable as well)

• Online Census/American Community Survey (ACS) data access

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Comprehensive EconomicDevelopment Strategy (CEDS)

• The CEDS document is a report that provides baseline data, strategies, and lists economic development projects within the region. It is one of many tools in the economic development toolkit

• An update is completed every five years and a supplemental annual report is submitted for all other years.

• This year’s version is supplemental annual report 3 of 4 before we do the full update in 2013.

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Comprehensive EconomicDevelopment Strategy (CEDS)

2009 NAICS 31 – Food, Beverage and Textile Cluster 2010 NAICS 31 – Food, Beverage and Textile Cluster,Using Business Analyst as base data source.

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Northeast Wisconsin GlobalTrade Strategy

• EDA grant in collaboration with Bay Lake RPC and a consultant (Newmark Knight Frank) to understand the strengths of businesses in Northeast Wisconsin and finding a way to get their goods into the global market.

• 18 County study area – ECWRPC and Bay Lake RPC regions combined.

• Members of private and public sector entities sit at the table to discuss and game plan.

• Industry clusters, international demand of goods and fair trade agreements have been taken into consideration.

• GIS plays a role by performing the asset mapping and inventorying of clusters by using NAICS codes within the Business Analyst business data.

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Northeast Wisconsin GlobalTrade Strategy

• Where are we in the planning process?

• Three stakeholder meetings have taken place.

• NAICS codes have been chosen and interviews with businesses within those industry clusters have taken place.

• 3114-3116, 3118 – Food Industry: Dairy, Animal, Grain and Preserved foods

• 325 – Chemical Components

• 33311-33312 – Agricultural Implements

• 3364 – Aerospace

• Newmark Knight Frank has a global network and research has been done to see global trends and how Wisconsin compares to it.

• Surveys have been sent out to businesses within the clusters to ask questions about participating in global trade.

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Northeast Wisconsin GlobalTrade Strategy

• What is left to do?

• Summarize survey results

• Finalize asset mapping, and report materials

• Distribute and implement the plan and get products from NE Wisconsin out to the world!

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Technical Assistance

• City of Brillion – Economic and Demographic profile sheets

• Update population, housing, employment numbers using Census 2010 data and other workforce development data sources.

• Used Business Analyst to perform a 45 minute drive time analysis to show population and potential workforce to existing and potential new businesses.

• Hot spot map – not included in the profile sheets – to compare drive time population findings to get a better idea of where the population really is.

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City of Brillion 45 Minute Drive Time

8,659

136,513

536,805

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City of Brillion Hot Spot Map

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Region Drive Time Map with Population

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What’s next?

• Northeast Wisconsin Travel Demand Model

• Use business employment data and determine if the transportation network is how it should be.

• Use City of Brillion (or similar community) as a pilot project to get an economic development product created and show it off around the region.

• Continue to be economic development data support for communities in the region.

• Keep updated with the many, many data sources out there.