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In addition to maintaining the existing Regional Land Information System (RLIS) catalog, the Data Resource Center has some capacity for larger improvements, such as adding new data. Please tell us which of our improvement ideas would be most helpful to you by taking the 2025 RLIS Priorities Survey.
The survey should take 15 to 20 minutes to complete. Your responses will help us rank our new project work for the next two years, so thank you in advance for your valuable feedback! The survey will close on May 2nd, and we'll share the results early this summer. Thanks! Data Resource Center | Metro [email protected] The Oregon Statewide Imagery Program 2022 statewide one-foot imagery is now available as Web services. Links through GEOHub as well as the OSIP/Imagery FIT pages will be available soon, but the services can be accessed directly from the ArcGIS Server REST endpoint here:
https://imagery.oregonexplorer.info/arcgis/rest/services/OSIP_2022 As with other vintages of image services, both dynamic Statewide Lambert (4-band) and tiled Web Mercator versions are available. WMS/WMTS capabilities will be added shortly. A seamline index with the acquisition date/time is also available as a Web service here: https://arcg.is/f4fmK0 The Geospatial Enterprise Office (GEO) has officially launched GEOHub - - a brand new resource for GIS users to locate and access authoritative geospatial data. This new hub site features:
I’m attaching a 1-page Fact Sheet on GEOHub for more detailed information on the development of the new data portal. Please share this information with your friends and co-workers! And visit GEOHub today!! If you have any questions about how to use GEOHub, please reach out to the GEO team at [email protected].  Open Data Webinar Series: The Open Data Coordinator/Health and Human Services Policy Area Spotlight4/6/2021
The Open Data Webinar series will continue into the month of April. The second Open Data Webinar in our series will focus on the Open Data Coordinator role and expectations, along with a focused open data spotlight on use cases within the Health and Human Services topic area.  The State of Oregon has a new site that we recently launched indicating statistics and information about the wildfires that have occurred this year. On this new site, you will find the following information:
Clicking on any of the main cards will take you to the relevant page for that information. Additionally, you have the ability to access key topics by using any of the main links on the top of the page.  This information is being automatically updated based upon available data and will change as we get updates from our partners.
You can access this new page here: https://arcg.is/0e4yy9. It is also linked on our wildfire.oregon.gov website. DOGAMI has done a major overhaul of their lidar viewer. They also added more lidar data to the services. And in an effort to clean up and organize, they have moved all lidar related services to this directory:
https://gis.dogami.oregon.gov/arcgis/rest/services/lidar The Oregon Office of Emergency Management is happy to announce a brand new website for you and the public to see and interact with GIS data describing current impacts to the state of Oregon. This new website includes the following in an easy-to-read format:
To check out this new website, please go to: https://oregon-oem-geo.hub.arcgis.com/. We have also updated our OEM website to link to this page directly from the RAPTOR and GIS link on our default website (https://oregon.gov/oem). The PSU Population Research Center presents the annual
Oregon Census Data Users Conference Tuesday, October 1, 2019 in Salem Wednesday, October 2, 2019 in Redmond Thursday, October 3, 2019 in Portland The conference is free to the public. However, advance registration is required. A registration form with agendas for each day, speaker bios, and information about a live stream are at: https://www.pdx.edu/prc/events Agendas are similar each day, so please register for one of the locations for either the morning or afternoon session, or both sessions. Topics include:
For more information, or if you prefer to register by email, contact Charles Rynerson, [email protected] If there are others who should know about these workshops, please share this information with them. The 2018 western Oregon 1ft orthoimagery is finally available! We'll be updating all the supporting Web pages as soon as we can but wanted to let everyone know that they can start streaming the data now.
You can access Web Services to stream the OSIP 2018 imagery from the REST endpoint URL here: https://imagery.oregonexplorer.info/arcgis/rest/services Instructions for consuming Web Services (REST & WMS) can be found here: https://oregonexplorer.info/content/web-services-stream-imagery?topic=119&ptopic=98 (That page will be updated with direct links to the OSIP 2018 data soon.) Direct download of the imagery is not available. Copies of the data are being provided on request through the Oregon Geospatial Enterprise Office by contacting David Mather, [email protected]. The Oregon Statewide Imagery Program (OSIP) is pleased to provide this advance notice of upcoming changes to Oregon's imagery web services!
The planned Go Live date is October 31st. Please review the following information and plan accordingly, especially if your web applications or workflows include web services from http://imagery.oregonexplorer.info/arcgis/rest/services We will be adding:
We will be removing:
For a detailed discussion of what web services have been added and removed, including changes to the Oregon Imagery Explorer, please review the FAQ document available from OSIP's Data web page For information about the Oregon Statewide Imagery Program visit: https://www.oregon.gov/geo/Pages/imagery.aspx For information on the various vintages of imagery available visit: https://www.oregon.gov/geo/Pages/imagery_data.aspx |
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