DOGAMI Open-File Report O-85-01, Sixth Annual Report of the State Map
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SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE STATE MAP ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR OREGON 1984 OPEN FILE REPORT 0-85-1 January 1, 1984 - December 31, 1984 John D. Beaulieu, Chairman State Map Advisory Committee State of Oregon Department of Geology & Mineral Industries CONTENTS 1) Execut ive Summary ....................... 2) Membership and Selected Mailing List ............. 3) State/Federal Coordination Meeting Summary . Feb . 23. 1984 ........................ 4) Meeting Summary . Nov . 8. 1984 ................ 5) Oregon Statistical Map Summary FY 1984 ............ 6) Annual Report . State Resident Cartographer .......... EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The purposes of the State Map Advisory Committee (Executive Order E0-33-15) are: (1) to recognize and pursue mapping goals for Oregon, (2) to promote coordination of programs, policies, and resources with the intent of maximizing opportunities and minimizing duplication, and (3) to bring benefits of well directed mapping more effectively to the people of Oregon. To accomplish these aims, the State Map Advisory Committee includes representation from Federal agencies, state agencies, and universities. Major accomplishments noted below are detailed in the body of this report. 1) The State Map Advisory Committee promoted effective coordination in hard copy and digital mapping through the planning and sponsor- ship of one full meeting of the Committee and one highly successful State/Federal Mapping Coordination Meeting in which Federal program direction was a major consideration: a) The National Map Division (USGS) is the lead Federal agency for mapping, and in cooperation with the Interior Digital Cartography Coordinating Committee (IDCCC) is assuming a leadership role in digital mapping. Coordination considerations were emphasized at the February 23, 1984 and November 8, 1984 meetings. b) The National Map Division maintains a wide variety of mapping programs of interest to the public and of significance to state map agency planning. Mutual program direction was emphasized in the February 23, 1984 meeting. 2) Owing to volumes of new data, enhanced legislative awareness, and the need to communicate effectively with Federal data collection efforts, digital map formats were given increased attention by SMAC in terms of coordination and cooperation. Details are provided in the meeting summaries. 3) The State Map Advisory Committee pursued cooperative completion of fundamental map bases for the State through effective planning, prioritized goal setting, and consistent communication with the U.S. Geological Survey. Progress is tabulated below: PRODUCT Published Published Published Published Published Published Total 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 Complete 7%' topographic Maps (1911 total units) Orthophotoquads (1911 total units) 1:100,000 Base - - 34 32 4 6 78 planimetri c Maps 31 topographic (78 total units) , Land uselland cover N I 1 : 100,000 (65 total ) 1 :250,000 (22 total ) Digital Products (7%' ) Digital Elevation 300 Digital Line Graphs Land Lines 567 Boundaries 567 Transportation 94 Hydrography 99 Cultural 38 (Note: 7%' topograhic maps are now officially counted when received from the printer rather than when sent to the printer. An estimated 140 maps will be produced by three centers in FY 1985. The Land UselLand Cover and orthophotoquad programs are coop driven. Indexes of digital products are routinely distributed to key agencies. The printing of the 1:100,000 top0 series is delayed while the Bureau of Census coop pursues completion of the nonurban U.S. 1:100:000 series for transportation and hydrography in a preprint format.) 4) A survey of state agency digital map data needs was completed with emphasis on scale, location, topic, and existing agency capabil ities. The survey provides valuable general information and wi11 be useful in the development of cooperative data acquisition. The emphasis is on maps. The survey should not be confused with efforts to coordinate Geographic Information System development (DOGAMI OFR 0-84-6). 5) The Second Western Regional Interior Digital Cartographic Coordination Committee (IDCCC) Meeting of the National Map Division was attended by the SMAC Chairman for the purpose of general information and enhancement of SMAC effectiveness in digital map data areas. 6) At the Seventh Regional Map Workshop (hosted by Idaho and attended by representatives of the USGS and seven western states) Oregon provided input in budget priorities, NMD realignment, resident cartographer programs, and digital activities. 7) A need exists for a moderately thorough brochure which describes mapping products available in various formats for the public from state and Federal agencies in Oregon. In a joint effort with SMAC agencies such a report is being prepared by the State Resident Cartographer with publication to be done by DOGAMI. 8) The Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries continued a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Geological Survey to support a Resident Cartographer to the State of Oregon whose major tasks now include: (1) the identification and linking of mapping capabi 1i ties through cooperative agreements, (2) promotion of more effective product dissemination, (3) el imination of unnecessary duplication of effort, and (4) technical assistance in matters of mapping and coordination. His annual summary is included in this report. 9) Significant progress has been made towards completing a family of thematic maps for Oregon of a scale of 1:500,000 depicting a variety of topics for general reference. Avail able maps include planimetric (USGS), topographic (USGS) , LANDSAT imagery (ERSAL) , Geothermal (DOGAMI), Congressional Districts (USGS 1imited edition), environmental (DEQ, 1978), land ownership (BLM), and Mineral Resources (DOGAMI/BLM/ USFS) . Gordon Fol tz F. Dwight Sandlin John Price Executive Assistant Chief, Data Processing Federal Highway Division Association of Oregon Counties Bureau of Land Management 530 Center Street NE PO Box 12729 PO Box 2965 Salem, OR 97301 Salem, OR 97309 Portland, OR 97208 President John C. Herring Kenneth E. Stevens Professional Land Surveyors Project Coordinator Chief, Branch of Surveys of Oregon Geographic Land & Data System Pacific Power & Light 4025 Weathers NE 1580 20th Street SE 920 SW 6th Avenue Salem, OR 97301 Salem, OR 97302 Portland, OR 97204 Robert Keith Robert 01 son Norman Watkinson Bureau of Governmental Research Project Cartographer Project Cartographer and Service U. S . Geological Survey U. S. Geological Survey University of Oregon 1465 NE 7th Street 1309 NE 134th Street Eugene, OR 97403 Grants Pass, OR 97526 Vancouver, WA 98665 John C. Anderson, Director William L. Young President, Columbia River Reg Dept. of Economic Devel opment Chief, Surveys & Maps American Society of 595 Cottage Street NE Bonnevil le Power Admini stration Photog rammetry Salem, OR 97310 PO Box 3621 - ETRT PO Box 40424 Portland, OR 97208 Portland, OR 97240 John E. McReynolds Ron Edson Ray Miller Lane County Surveyor's Office Bureau of Streets & Structures State Dept. of Forestry 125 E. 8th 1120 SW 5th Avenue 2600 State Street Eugene, OR 97401 Portland, OR 97204 Salem, OR 97310 Keith Walrath Thomas Vaughan Richard Rei ter Pacific Power and Light Oregon Historical Society Sol id Waste Division 920 SW 6th 1230 SW Park Avenue Dept. of Environmental Qua1it Port1and, OR 97204 Portland, OR 97205 522 SW 5th Portland, OR 97204 Norm Solomon Dr. A1 1en Agnew Economic Development Dept. Department of Geology 155 Cottage Street NE Oregon State University Salem OR 97310 Corvall is OR 97331 Dept. of Geology and Mineral Department of Energy University of Oregon Industries C/O Gary Wal tenbaugh C/O Susan Clark c/o John Beaulieu 102 Labor & Industries Bldg. Map Library 1005 State Office Building Salem, OR 97310 Eugene, OR 97403 Portland, OR 97201 LCDC Department of Transportation U.S. Forest Service c/o John Vaughn c/o Gary Morgan Will amette National Forest 1175 Court Street NE Aeronautics Division c/o Peter Eberhardt Salem, OR 97310 3040 25th Street SE PO Box 10607 Salem, OR 97310 Eugene, OR 97440 Department of Forestry Dept. of Environmental Qua1i ty U.S. Forest Service C/O George Shore c/o Steve Sander c/o Geometrics Division 2600 State Street 522 SW 5th PO Box 3623 Salem, OR 97310 Portland, OR 97204 Portland, OR 97208 Department of Revenue Oregon State University Bureau of Land Management c/o Bob Mead C/O Tony Lewis c/o Ted A1 bert 213 Public Service Bldg. Box 2 Environmental Remote Sensing PO Box 2965 Salem, OR 97310 Appl i cations Laboratory Portland, OR 97208 Corvall is, OR 97331 Division of State Lands Peter Kl ingeman U.S. Dept. of Agriculture c/o Ed Zajonc WRRI c/o Gerald Latshaw 1445 State Street Oregon State University Soil Conservation Service Salem, OR 97310 Corval 1 is, OR 97331 1220 SW 3rd - 16th Floor Portland, OR 97204 Dept. of Fish & Wildlife Oregon State University Bonnevi 11e Power Admi n/ETLL c/o Larry Bright c/o Jon Kimerl ing C/O Tom Jackson PO Box 3503 Geography Department PO Box 3621 Portland, OR 97208 Corvall is, OR 97331 Portland, OR 97208 Department of Agriculture University of Oregon U.S. Army Corps of Engineers C/O James Holl on c/o Bill Loy C/O Lowel 1 Alford Agriculture Building Geography Department PO Box 2946 635 Capitol Street NE Eugene, OR 97403 Portland, OR 97208 Salem, OR 97310 Department of Transportation Portl and State University U. S. Geol og ical Survey C/O Rudy Well brock c/o Dick Lycan Larry Hubbard, Assoc. Chief Highway Division Geography Department Water Resources Division 207 Transportation Buil ding Portland, OR 97207