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Impact The of Water and Sewer Information on Policy Enforcement and Data Quality Across Various Government Agencies Jennifer Heckman Project Statement: 1. Where are septic tanks in Lucas County 2. Where are water lines in Lucas County 3. Where are sewer lines in Lucas County 4. Where are creeks and other hydrology related features in Lucas County 5. By integrating spatial data, can one GIS application benefit...
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Impact The of Water and Sewer Information on Policy Enforcement and Data Quality Across Various Government Agencies Jennifer Heckman Project Statement: 1. Where are septic tanks in Lucas County 2. Where are water lines in Lucas County 3. Where are sewer lines in Lucas County 4. Where are creeks and other hydrology related features in Lucas County 5. By integrating spatial data, can one GIS application benefit multiple county agency workflows, and the quality of the environment? Clients: 1. Toledo Lucas County Health Department 2. Lucas County Auditor's Office Annotated Bibliography: 1. Subject Matter Barry Tonning. Water Lines Special Insert, The beast in the backyard. State Government News, February 2001. Online Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments (TMACOG) Geographic Information System (GIS) Septic System Inventory for Urban Counties LEPF 02-12 Final Report http://www.maumeerap.org/GISSepticSystemRptLucasCounty.pdf
2. Methodology Daniel Reid et al. Clean Beaches- Using GIS to Help Remedy Shoreline Contamination. Santa Barbara County Public Health Department (Online) . Bob Brems and Ed Shaffer. County Health Department Improves Sewage Treatment System Management Using GIS Zanesville/Muskingum County Health Department
Final Product Goals: I would like to compile a geodatabase that has all of the septic tank permit images listed with data storage attributes so that the images can be hot linked in a GIS based application. This will include quality control measures to document historical and current application data.
The will be a published ArcGIS project that can be used by various county departments including the Health Department. I will produce a set of maps to indicated areas where the Health Department should focus their attention on the policy to close septic tanks where public sewers are available. I will produce a set of maps that identifies areas that should be examined as high risk for water contamination sources. I will provide recommendations on GIS data maintainance of the geodatabase for the Health Department and the Auditors Office. I will provide other recommendations if the analysis gives rise to any solutions or problems. Methodology: ArcGIS, Microsoft Access, Series of Tasks: 1. Task 1: build a geodatabase, quality control 2. Task 1b: get spatial data and see what limitations may come from lack of data or incomplete data 3. Task 2: build an application that integrates the spatial d...
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