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WLIA welcomes you to the 33rd Annual Conference at the Marriott Madison West, in Middleton, Wisconsin, February 19-21, 2020. 
Thursday, February 20 • 2:00pm - 2:30pm
Beyond 24K Hydro: Needs, Opportunities and Challenges

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Rivers, lakes and streams geospatial data is managed and maintained by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources(WDNR). 24K hydro is the shorthand name for these data, and references the 1:24,000 scale of the source USGS topo maps. When the public views 24K hydro, they often notice that water features do not line up with the underlying aerial photography. The hydro database is also structured around many siloed applications that result in data duplication and data gaps. With the development a statewide LIDAR-derived DEM, the WDNR has an opportunity to improve the spatial accuracy of 24k hydro and develop more efficient workflows. The challenges include maintaining links to legacy 24k hydro information and coordinating update efforts among diverse stakeholders. This presentation will present the results of the WDNR's needs assessment for updating 24k hydro and outline next steps.

Speakers
LC

Larry Cutforth

IT Supervisor, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Larry is the supervisor of the GIS Section at the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
WC

William Ceelen

GIS Specialist, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Bill is data Steward and developer of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources 24k and 5k Hydrography datasets.


Thursday February 20, 2020 2:00pm - 2:30pm CST
Green Bay

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