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Installation Geospatial Information

and Services (IGI&S) -

Update on Policy, Standards, Issues

Mr. David LaBranche, PE

Geospatial Information Officer

OASD(EI&E)

February 14, 2017

Acquisition, Technology and Logistics

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Agenda

• IGI&S Policy Implementation Update

– Summary of Accomplishments

– Authoritative Data Source (ADS) Requirement

• Common Installation Picture

• Update on IGI&S standards (Spatial Data Standards for Facilities, Infrastructure, and Environment)

• Useful Links


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Implementing DoDI 8130.01, Installation

Geospatial Information and Services (IGI&S)

• Key actions triggered by DoDI 8130.01

– Army officially tasked to manage the technical development of

SDSFIE

– IGI&S Governance Group (IGG) established and empowered to:

o Develop IGI&S standards (mandated by ASD(EI&E))

o Establish guidelines for portfolio management of IGI&S investments

o Recommend CIP content and related processes to ASD(EI&E)

– Components must implement an IGI&S authoritative data

source (ADS) for each installation

– Common Installation Picture (CIP) is an official data requirement

– DISDI PM becomes the EI&E Geospatial Information Officer

(GIO)


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IGG Accomplishments, 2008-2016

DoDI 8130.01, IGI&S

SDSFIE Governance Plan

Change Management Plan (SDSFIE)

SDSFIE-V Implementation Guidance

SDSFIE-M Implementation Guidance

Policy &

Guidance

IGI&S

Standards

SDSFIE 3.0 (vector)

SDSFIE 3.1 (vector)

SDSFIE-M 1.0.2

SDSFIE-M Implementation Spec (SMIS)

SDSFIE-V 4.0


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IGG “To Do” List Since FedGIS, 2016

• SDSFIE-R

• SDSFIE-Q

– Main document

– DCS General Guidance

– DCS for each CIP layer

• SDSFIE-M v 2.0 and implementation

• Implementation of SDSFIE-V v 4.0

• Revise Change Management Process

– SDSFIE Governance Plan (R1)

– SDSFIE-V Implementation Guidance (R2)

• ADS Implementation Guidance

DONE (Final Draft)

DONE

DONE

UNDERWAY

UNDERWAY

UNDERWAY

DONE

UNDERWAY


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The Value of IGI&S:

Managing and Maintaining Essential Data

The IGI&S Programs exist to make the GIS data from these projects*:

• Visible

• Accessible

• Understandable

• Trusted

• Interoperable

Example Sources of IGI&S:

• Installation Master Plan

• INRMP

• E-9-1-1 CAD

• AICUZ

• NEPA Studies

• DERP Documents

• JLUS

• ESS Plans

(Integrated Natural Resource Management Plan)

(Computer Aided Dispatch)

(Air Installation Compatible Use Zone plan)

(Joint Land Use Study)

(National Environmental Policy Act)

(Defense Environmental Restoration Program)

(Explosives Safety Siting)*Per DoDI 8130.01


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IGI&S Authoritative Data Source (ADS) - Many

Data Sources, One Governance

• What it takes to meet the ADS requirement:

– Data standards

– Data collection guidance

– Data sharing tools

– IGI&S expertise

– Data stewards/proponents

– Contract language/specs

– ADS authority designation

– ADS architecture, management process

Airborne Imagery (orthophoto) is essential

to most/all ADS data – include it

Common Installation Picture


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Common Installation Picture (CIP)

• There is only one “CIP”

• Components may develop similar data sets

– “Army CIP”

– “Navy CIP”

– “GeoBase CIP”

– etc

• The IGG is responsible for developing the CIP layer list & any implementing guidance annually

• Annual CIP Cycle:

– Summer: IGG develops

next CIP layer list

– Fall: ASD(EI&E) issues

CIP data call

– Winter: Components

submit CIP data

– Winter/Spring: DISDI

reviews & conflates CIP

data into master data set


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FY2015 and FY2016 CIP Data Calls

SDSFIE 3.1 Layer NameAccessControl

AirAccidentZoneBridge

BuildingEnvironmental RemediationSite

ExternalPropertyInterestFence

FutureProjectsGolfCourse

HistoricDistrictImpactAreaInstallationLandParcel

LandUseMilitaryRange

MilitaryTrainingLocationMilQuantityDistanceCombinedArc

NatResAcquisitionBoundaryNoiseZoneOutgrant

PavementBranchPavementSection

RailSegmentRailTrack

RecreationAreaRoadPathRoadSeg

SiteTower

VehicleParkingWetland

• FY2015 CIP data quality evaluated using a checklist (see next 3 slides)

– Results provided to each Component as a tool for future CIP submissions

• 22 Dec 2016: Formal request issued by ASD(EI&E) in similar fashion to a Real Property Inventory request

– 90 day suspense (due 22 Mar 2017)

• Submitted data includes:

– 31 data layers (SDSFIE-V 3.0 or 3.1 compliant)

o Include sub-classed feature types that correspond to requested layers

– Metadata at Component HQ level, per layer

– CIP Data Certification Letter

– Reconciliation of “site” features with Real Property Data (NEW for FY2016)

Each CIP layer is justified by 3-7 different DoD policies; most are required by 5 policies

Same as 2015


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CIP Data Quality Checklist: Overview

CIP Submission Overview Items

– Verify adherence to the three principle components of the CIP Collection, Storage and Dissemination Procedures:

o Data

o Metadata

o Certification Letter

DRAFT Common Installation Picture (CIP) Checklist – High Priority Items

ID CIP Checklist Item Assessment

CIP Submission Overview

1Ensure all required CIP layers are included in the submission. If not, provide a justification (in certification letter) for layers that are not included.

ACCEPTABLE

2Ensure each layer has a metadata record with all mandatory SDSFIE-M metadata elements populated.

NEEDS MINIMAL

CORRECTION

3Ensure a certification letter is submitted by the deadline indicated in the CIP Collection Guidance.

NEEDS CORRECTION

All checklist

items evaluated

using the

categories above


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CIP Data Quality Checklist: All Layers

258,100 duplicate features

identified within Component

submissions

DRAFT Common Installation Picture (CIP) Checklist – High Priority Items

ID CIP Layer Items (All Layers)

4Ensure all CIP layers included in the submission are consolidated into one headquarters level dataset per layer (e.g. don't submit separate layers by installation).

5For each layer, remove any duplicate features (features in the same layer with identical geometries).

6For each layer, remove “excess” features outside of the site boundary that are not associated with the site or Component providing the data.

7Ensure RPSUIDs are populated for each feature, where required.

8Ensure all values in the RPSUID field are valid values (e.g. no site codes, site names, etc.). If RPSUIDs are located in other fields, move to the RPSUID field.

9Ensure RPUIDs are populated for each feature, where required.

10Ensure all values in the RPUID field are valid values (e.g. no RPSUIDs, building numbers, etc.). If RPUIDs are located in other fields, move to the RPUID field.

11Check for invalid geometries (e.g. by using the Check Geometry geoprocessing tool in Esri ArcGIS).


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CIP Data Quality Checklist: Layer Specific

These checklist items for buildings are in addition to the checklist items for all CIP layers

DRAFT Common Installation Picture (CIP) Checklist - High Priority Items

CIP Checklist Item

Sites Only: Ensure that all site boundaries are in the "Site" layer (e.g. not the "Installation" layer)

Sites Only: Ensure that all sites are reconciled against the real property authoritative system of

record. Refer to spreadsheet containing RPAD site records (provided by DISDI).

Buildings Only: Ensure all "demolished" buildings are clearly and uniformly identified in a

common field, if provided.

DRAFT Common Installation Picture (CIP) Checklist - Secondary Priority Items

CIP Checklist Item

Additional Items For Buildings

Ensure all facility numbers (building numbers) are in a common field and formatted in accordance

with the Component APSR.

Ensure all building use types are stored in the same field (e.g. sdsFeatureDescription,

sdsFeatureName, etc.)

Ensure lengthy descriptive information is not included in the sdsFeatureName field.

Ensure all addresses are in the same field and formatted uniformly, if provided.

Additional Items For Sites

If other layers (e.g. buildings) have features assigned to a particular site, ensure that there is at

least a point for the site provided in the site data.

Additional Items For Roads

Ensure all road names are in the same field.

Ensure all road prefixes are in the same field and formatted uniformly (e.g. "N" vs. "North")

Ensure all road suffixes are in the same field and formatted uniformly (e.g. "DRIVE" vs. "Dr." vs.

"Dr" vs. "DR").

Ensure all road categories are in the same field and formatted uniformly.


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What is SDSFIE?

Vector Metadata

Raster Quality

Services

Portrayal

Endorsed

The Spatial Data Standards for Facilities, Infrastructure, and Environment (SDSFIE) are now a family of IT standards for IGI&S.

SDSFIE Vector


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SDSFIE-V 4.0 Implementation Milestones / Deadlines

2016 2017 2018 2019

22 Apr 22 Jun 31 Jan 31 Oct 31 Oct 31 Dec

Data Model

and

Specification

approved by

IGG

Data Model

placed in

DISR as

“Emerging”

ASD(EI&E)

Mandate

Memo

IGG

Develop

Milestones/

Deadlines

Develop

Component

Implementation

Plans

Component Implementation

Plans Must Include:

Adaptation Plan and Schedule

Change Management Process

Governance Process

Data Migration Plan (High Level)

Milestone:

Component

Implementation

Plans Reviewed

and Validated

Develop Component HQ AdaptationsComponent

Data Migration

Milestone:

Component HQ

Adaptations

Approved

Milestone: Data

Migration

Complete

Milestone: Data

Migration Plan

Complete

IGG votes to

recommend

“Mandated” status

to ASD (EI&E)

14 Sep(IGG

Meeting)

31 Jan

Revised

Change

Management

Process

Finalized(IGG Vote)

Develop Data

Migration Plans

2020

SDSFIE Metadata


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SDSFIE Metadata 2.0

• Conceptual Schema (SDSFIE-M) and

Implementation Schema (SMIS) version

1.0.2 currently in DISR as “Emerging”

• NGA has transitioned new ISO and IC

markup specifications into NSG

Application Schema (NAS) 8.0

– NSG Metadata Foundation 3.0 is a profile of

NAS 8.0

• IGG voted to move to the following for

version 2.0:

– NAS 8.0 (and, specifically, ISO 19115-1, ISO

19115-2, ISO 19157, ISO 19110, and IC

ISM) for Conceptual Schema (SDSFIE-M)

and

– ISO 19115-3 for Implementation Schema

(SMIS)

SDSFIE-M 1.0.2

SDSFIE-M 2.0

NAS 8.0

NMF 3.0

Is A Profile

NMF 2.0

Transitioned to


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JUN 2017

Transition

SDSFIE-M 2.0

1.0.2

Metadata Style for

ArcGIS Desktop

SDSFIE-M

Implementation

Schema

1.0.2

10.1.1

10.2.1

10.3.1

1.0.2

Metadata Style for

ArcGIS Desktop

10.3.1

10.4.1

10.5

TODAY

2.0

Metadata Style for

ArcGIS Desktop

10.6?

MAR 2017

SDSFIE-M

Conceptual

Schema

2.0

SDSFIE-M

Implementation

Schema

2.0

2.0

Metadata Style for

ArcGIS PRO?

1.5?

Mid 2018(t) TBD

SDSFIE-M

Conceptual

Schema

1.0.2

SDSFIE-M 1.0.2


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Requirements

• Current Metadata Style based on Desktop Metadata Toolkit with each major

release of ArcGIS

– A great toolkit… but we typically don’t get it until the “.1” release

– Desktop Metadata Toolkit releases in conjunction with major release would allow quick

updates to our Metadata Style & synchronize network certification and accreditation

• ArcGIS Pro needs a similar toolkit for editing metadata profiles (like SDSFIE-M)

with Pro, especially if the aim is to “move” to Pro…

• Desktop and Pro toolkits should provide support for:

– ISO 19115-3 (XML encoding for ISO 19115-1 and ISO 19115-2) – Fundamentals and

Acquisition/Imagery

– 19157-2 (XML encoding for ISO 19157) – Quality

– XML encoding for ISO 19110 – Feature Cataloging

• AGOL/Portal should provide full metadata editing for profiles

Note to ESRI: We need a path for metadata to exist Desktop, Pro, and

AGOL/Portal… editable and visible in all parts of the platform without a

disconnect

SDSFIE Quality


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SDSFIE-Q – Status

• SDSFIE-Q Approved

– IGG accepted the final draft of SDSFIE-Q and supporting documents

o Annex A: DCS General Guidance

o Annex B: DCS Example (Military Range))

– IGG has not recommended “mandated” status yet

• Next Steps:

– Draft Revision 1, SDSFIE-Q to complete Raster Data Quality Section (aligns with SDSFIE-R use case requirements)

– Create Data Content Specifications (DCS): The DISDI Program identified 11 CIP layers (below) to complete in 2017

MilitaryRange

MilitaryTrainingLocation

ImpactArea

Site

Installation

LandParcel

Outgrant

Building

Fence

Tower

AccessControl

GolfCourse

Group 1 Group 2 Group 3

SDSFIE Raster


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SDSFIE-R – Status

Provides guidance to the IGI&S Community for application of raster

standards

• Minimum and preferred data resolutions to be used

• Preferred data collection, processing and interchange formats

• Best practices for all forms of raster data (raster maps, raster

imagery, elevation, etc.)

• 1 Mar 2017: Votes due on SDSFIE-R Final Draft

– Navy requested time extension to vet the standard with a broader range of SME groups

Site Planning

Environmental Assessment

Feature Extraction

Feature Classification

Obstruction Studies

Contouring/Elevation Mapping

Hydrographic Mapping/Modeling

Line of Sight Studies

Surface (3D) Modeling

Imagery Use Cases Raster Use Cases

Useful Links


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Useful Public Links

• DoDI 8130.01, Installation Geospatial Information and Services (download on DoD Issuances site http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/)

• http://www.acq.osd.mil/eie/BSI/BEI_DISDI.html DISDI Program public page with links to the DoD Components’ IGI&S Program web pages are here

• http://sdsfieonline.org Public registry of IGI&S data standards and related documents (registration required)

• http://www.acq.osd.mil/eie/Downloads/DISDI/installations_ranges.zip Downloadable data set for Military Installations, Ranges, and Training Areas (shapefile)

http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/

http://www.acq.osd.mil/eie/BSI/BEI_DISDI.html

http://sdsfieonline.org/

http://www.acq.osd.mil/eie/Downloads/DISDI/installations_ranges.zip

DISDI Portal (DoD only)

http://disdiportal.osd.mil/


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Our Vision

“To provide authoritative, cost-effective defense installation geospatial information and services for

fact-based decision making across the DoD spectrum of operations.”

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