National Geodetic Survey HSRP Update Honolulu HI May

National Geodetic Survey HSRP Update Honolulu, HI May 04, 2011 Juliana Blackwell Director National Geodetic Survey

Performance Measures NGS performance measures support many of HSRPs most wanted improvements • Disseminate NOAA’s Hydrographic Services Data and Products to Achieve Greatest Public Benefit – GPRA: Percentage of U. S. counties enabled with accurate positioning capacity • • Current: 81. 66% fully or substantially enabled End of FY 11: 83% to be enabled • Modernize Heights and Implement Real-time Water Levels…. – New GPRA 2013: Percent of U. S. enabled to benefit from a new national vertical reference system (GRAV-D) • • Current: 11. 03% of US flown End of FY 11: 13% to be flown primarily in AK • Aggressively Map the Nation’s Shorelines – Update the U. S. shoreline • • Current: 2928 miles, 2%, completed End of FY 11: 3. 5%, completed – Update the shoreline in priority ports • Q 4 deadline of 20 ports (11%) updated – Analyze priority ports for changes • Q 4 deadline, of 29 ports (16%) analyzed

Milestones • Opus Projects Beta Version initiated – Completed Q 1 • International absolute gravimeters compared at NOAA’s TMGO and reported to IAG – Completed Q 2 • The IERS site survey program begun at NGS with at least one site survey – Q 4 deadline, proposal has been approved • Socio-economic benefit study of NGS remote sensing products and services initiated – Q 4 deadline, contractors being evaluated

Joint Milestones • (NGS Lead w/ COOPS &OCS) Expansion of National VDatum New VDatum Models for Texas, and Maine to Massachusetts – Texas Model Released. Deadline Q 3 for Maine to Massachusetts • (NGS Lead w/ CO-OPS) New guidelines for geospatial infrastructure for monitoring coastal and environmental change at sentinel sites and other coastal reserves developed for public review. Q 4 • (NGS Lead w/ CO-OPS) Establish 1 -3 colocated CORS at tide and water level stations. Q 4

Significant Activities • NOAA GPS Data-Sharing Solution Hits 3, 000 Mark and Counting • OPUS-Data Base (OPUS-DB recently hit the milestone of 3, 000 marks submitted for database inclusion • Horizontal Time Dependent Positioning (HTDP) – New version of HTDP released • Collected emergency response imagery – Hurricane Earl – Red River 9/3/10 Hurricane Earl Imagery

Significant Activities • Mobile Bay Project – CO-OPS, OCS and NGS are working in Mobile Bay and the surrounding area and 2 NERRS • NGS Participates in Cooperative Effort with USGS and Harris-Galveston Subsidence District – Collecting data at a new Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) in Houston, TX for consideration as a National CORS

Significant Activities • NGS Acquires New Remote Sensing Capability – RIEGL USA CP 680 i-D Airborne Light Detection and Ranging (Li. DAR) and Li. DAR-Acquisition System • NGS Perform Airport Obstruction Survey at Miami International Airport – Allows NGS to transition from primarily collecting survey data to providing Quality Assurance (QA) services of contracted survey data submitted directly to the FAA

Significant Activities • NGS Acquires New Absolute Gravity Meter – Expected to save one to two days per measurement in support of airborne surveys – Reduce survey cost • GRAV-D Airborne Survey – Focus on Alaska CHECK WITH MONICA Black boxes indicate flown area and Green boxes are too be flown in 2011

Upcoming Activities (FY 11/12) • Install one foundation CORS site to improve the ITRF • Complete the computation of GPS positions for IGLD 2015 update • Begin collection of gravity data using superconducting gravity meter to support international efforts (GGP)

Upcoming Activities (FY 11/12) • Develop operational GPS-interference detection service in cooperation with DHS • Complete one IERS site survey • Complete gravity data collection in most of Alaska with the exception of the Aleutians • Install 2 CORS co-located with tide stations

FY 2010 NGS Budget (excluding FAA reimbursables, earmarks, and ARRA funding) • Geodesy Base: $26. 417 M ($3. 557 M increase compared to FY 2009, including $3 M for GRAV-D and a $. 557 M general increase) • National Height Modernization: $2. 541 M (same as FY 2009) • Mapping and Charting Base (~8% of total) $3. 950 M ($. 139 M general increase compared to FY 2009) • Shoreline Mapping: $2. 424 M (same as FY 2009) Total: $35. 332 M

FY 2011 Budget: NGS (excluding FAA reimbursables, earmarks, and ARRA funding) • Geodesy Base: $26. 138 M ($. 279 M general decrease compared to FY 2010) • National Height Modernization: $2. 541 M (same as FY 2010) • Mapping and Charting Base (~8% of total) $3. 917 M ($. 033 M general decrease compared to FY 2010) • Shoreline Mapping: $2. 398 M ($. 026 M general decrease compared to FY 2010) Total: $34. 994 M Note: These figures can change until the NOAA budget is finalized.

FY 2012 President’s Budget: NGS (excluding FAA reimbursables, earmarks, and ARRA funding) • Geodesy Base: $27. 001 M ($. 584 M general increase compared to FY 2010) • National Height Modernization: $2. 541 M (same as FY 2010) • Mapping and Charting Base (~8% of total) $4. 135 M ($. 185 M general increase compared to FY 2010) • Shoreline Mapping: $2. 424 M (same as FY 2010) Total: $36. 101 M Note: All of these figures can change until Congress enacts a budget.

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