Elevation

Ready to Deliver: Ellicott City QL1 LIDAR

With the Howard County Executive releasing a flood mitigation plan for Ellicott City yesterday, the QL 1 LiDAR for the Ellicott City area is finally complete and ready to be distributed. The data were acquired in December 2018 with a minimum of 8 points/sq meter, and vertical RMSEz of 10cm, and a point spacing of no more than .35m for 42 square mile polygon including the entire watershed area draining to Ellicott City, and includes a segment of the Patapsco River…

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LiDAR Acquisition Update: Ellicott City and Howard County

The USGS has fully funded the collection of LiDAR data for Ellicott City (42 sq mi, QL1) and Howard County (QL2).  The Ellicott City acquisition is scheduled to be complete by December 31; Howard County acquisition by Fall 2019.  Data will be collected at USGS specifications:  Quality Level 1: 8 points/sq meter or more; NPS .35m or better; vertical resolution of 10cm in areas of clear or short vegetation. QL2: 2 points/sq meter, NPS .7m, same vertical resolution as QL1. …

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Population Forecasts Now Available on BMC’s Open Data Site

For the first time Baltimore Metropolitan Council is making its small area population and employment forecasts available for free to the public through our BMC Regional GIS Data Center. This data will be available by Traffic Analysis Zone, a geography commonly used in transportation planning for travel demand modeling.  The data will be available in formats friendly to GIS, Excel, and in a web service that can be used with interactive mapping applications. Over the last three decades, the Cooperative Forecasting…

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