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 ENTERPRISE GIS ARCHITECTURE NJMC
DISTRICTByTIMUCIN BAKIRTASMERI2002
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GIS environments commonly began with single-user
workstations at a department level within the
NJMC organization in 1994.

• Staff
• Dom Elefante only.
• Hardware
• A pc 4x86 machine.
• Software
• Back then they only had one licensed PC
  ArcInfo. 
• Data
• 5 coverages and no raster images.

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After the collaboration with CIMIC, Rutgers
University in 1999, MERI GIS is established.

• Staff
• Dom, Adrian, Gabby, Tim
• Hardware
• 10 Workstations, a Database Server( Oracle 8.1.7
  )
• 1 Web Server (IIS 5.0) and
• 1 City view Server. 
• Sofware
• 2 ArcGIS Licence issued to NJMC
• 25 ArcGIS licence issued to MERI (Full
  extension)
• Data
• Over 200 Coverages and Shapefiles.
• 20 GB Raster images.
• Large size Landsat data images from CIMIC GIS
  labs.

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Through out the evaluation of GIS history in NJMC

• There is an on-going effort in the expansion of
  GIS data
• Number of expert GIS users
• Highly level sophisticated hardware and software
  technology

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WHAT ARE MERI GIS GOALS NOW?

• Question
• Especially with the incorporation of 14
  municipalities using GIS
• Question
• How is MERI GIS going to implement this?

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MERI GIS GOALS

• To develop an enterprise GIS architecture and
  solutions with the incorporation of a MERI GIS
  team, staff of NJMC and staff of the 14
  municipalities.
• To centralize its resources and efforts, reducing
  the overlap in GIS functionalities and their
  cost.
• To ensure quality GIS services and data access
  to the municipalities and other NJMC
  departments.

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MERI GIS is planning to implement the GIS
enterprise solutions in three stages.

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FIRST LEVEL

• Make GIS data available online for NJMC staff
  and public on the Internet as a feature Map
  Service and Feature Data service.
• Share GIS data with municipalities , other
  government agencies, Universities, and the public.

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SUB TASKS

• MERI GIS has already completed 50 percent of
  this stage, developing an interactive map service
  site on the Internet. http//giscimic.rutgers.edu/
  interactivemaps.html
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• MERI GIS has published a template parcel
  information map for the Town of Secaucus and
  Borough of Carlstadt which gives public ability
  to query, search and identify parcels by
  block-lot number, address and owner name.
• MERI GIS is planning to integrate the individual
  municipalitys parcel maps with NJMCs District
  parcel coverage.

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SECOND LEVEL

• Promote and coordinate effective use of GIS and
  database technology throughout the
  municipalities.
• Leverage spatial and related data to improve
  municipal business practices and improve access
  to municipal GIS data as well as ensure access to
  NJMC GIS data.

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SUB TASKS

• One of the first initiatives of MERI GIS is to
  centralize GIS data, establishing a corporate GIS
  Database and repository containing all the
  coverages, shapefiles, raster images and tabular
  data utilizing Oracle and ArcSDE.

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Gabby ( GIS Lab 3td floor )
Kamal Saleh (Planning/LUMLA 1st floor )
Tim ( Gis lab 3td floor)
Adrian Molato ( GIS 3td floor )
Sara Sundel ( LUMLA 2nd floor)
Joanne DiLorenzo ( Parks 1st floor)
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SUB TASKS

• Providing Municipalities and other NJMC
  departments necessary hardware and software
  technology, and training staff from these
  agencies with the guidance of MERI GIS team. They
  could access MERI GIS database simultaneously ,
  be able to view all the data, and if necessary ,
  be able update it.

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THIRD LEVEL

• Establish a standard data format for geographic
  information systems acquired, purchased, or
  produced by any municipalities or agencies.
• Significant reduction in redundant data
  capture and management efforts in all areas, and
  a standardized, accurate, consistent up-to-date,
  and comprehensive database.

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SUB TASKS

• Collect any kind of existing tabular or
  vector/raster data, and convert them into a
  standard ArcSDE format to populate our
  centralized database.

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SUB TASKS

• Better coordination among departments and
  agencies throughout the municipalities and better
  support and decision making for mission-critical
  operations, particularly public safety.

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FINAL ENTERPRISE GIS ARCIHECTURE