GIS at DGR

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GIS at DGR

• Geographic Information Systems
• A History of Innovative Public Service
• http//www.unm.edu/dgrint

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History - Early Innovations 1

• DGR began GIS work back in 1979.
• Early GIS work was for NM TSB and used SAS plus
  ESRIs first product, AUTOMAP.
• Developed the Geographic Road Network Database
  (GRNDB) in 1982 using SAS DISSPLA.
• The GRNDB was a pioneering GIS designed to map
  traffic crashes.

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History - Early Innovations 2

• DGR purchases second ESRI ArcInfo license (89)
  in New Mexico for UNM in July, 1984.
• ArcInfo was first used in combination with DGRs
  GRNDB for the New Mexico Precinct Boundary
  Adjustment Project. Groundwork for 1990 Census
  and Legislative Redistricting.
• Developed a GRNDB for the Nevada DOT (1987
  1991).

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History - Recent Innovations

• GRNDB and ArcInfo still used routinely along with
  ArcView and now ArcGIS.
• Developed GIS bases for the most densely
  populated and urbanized areas of NM.
• NM TSB and DGR have made public the NM Traffic
  Crash Data Web Page since 1995.
• Participated with other UNM departments had a
  ESRI University Site License at UNM since 1998.

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Current Focus

• Focus primarily turning data into information.
• GIS an important tool that is part of Data
  Integration and Data Analysis services we have
  traditionally provided to state government.
• Staff and students have expertise in spatial
  statistics, spatial analysis, and location theory
  - NOT a limited GIS/GIT technology focus.
• GIS has been proven a useful tool for analyzing
  government data and making the resulting
  information more accessible to the public.

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Current Innovations

• Geographic Access to Health Care Developing
  Gravity Model using SAS, ArcView and ArcGIS for
  NM HPC
• Internet based GIS (ArcIMS) for the New
  Mexico Traffic Safety Bureau.
• Internet based GIS (ArcIMS) for census and
  demographic data in cooperation with BBER and the
  NM State Data Center.

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Internet Mapping Demos.

• http//www.unm.edu/dgrint
• New Mexico Traffic Crash Data
• Albuquerque Traffic Crash Data
• New Mexico 2000 Census Tracts
• New Mexico 2000 Precincts (VTDs)

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Recent Internet (ArcGIS Server)

• Not Yet on New DGR Website!