RE: [OKGIS] Oklahoma data warehouse map service

["Yuan, May" <myuan@ou.edu>]

Hi Brad,

 

Thanks for the kind words. We have another map service for Tulsa County at http://geosphere.csa.ou.edu/TulsaCounty

If we have the data and permission from Tulsa, we will be happy to integrate the data in the map service.

 

Cheers

May

 

 

From: okgis-bounces@gis.gis.ou.edu [mailto:okgis-bounces@gis.gis.ou.edu] On Behalf Of Brad Nesom
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2008 11:17 AM
To: 'Oklahoma GIS Community'
Subject: RE: [OKGIS] Oklahoma data warehouse map service

 

Thank you so much May,

This is really cool.

I wonder if INCOG would be interested in providing there 911 service area for the Tulsa data.

Brad

 

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From: okgis-bounces@gis.gis.ou.edu [mailto:okgis-bounces@gis.gis.ou.edu] On Behalf Of Yuan, May
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2008 10:48 AM
To: okgis@gis.ou.edu
Subject: [OKGIS] Oklahoma data warehouse map service

 

Dear List,

 

Center for Spatial Analysis has implemented an ArcGIS Server site for Oklahoma Data Warehouse Map Service. The site is accessible in two ways:

 

1.       Via a web browser (Internet Explorer preferred): http://geosphere.csa.ou.edu/Data_Warehouse

2.       Via ArcCatalog

a.       GIS Servers > Add ArcGIS Servers

b.      Choose Use GIS Services

c.       Choose Internet Server URL http://geosphere.csa.ou.edu/arcgis/services

d.      Enter username: okgis

e.      Enter password: okgis

f.        You may check “save username/password” so that you don’t need to enter the information in future connections

g.       Once you have connected the map services in ArcCatalog, you can drag it to ArcMap for mapping and analysis

 

Images are current not included in the new map services for performance reasons. However, image data are available at the old data warehouse site, and we are examining ways to overcome the performance issues on image data. Both the new site and the old state GIS data warehouse are available via our website http://csa.ou.edu. Meanwhile, we at CSA are doing research on Internet GIS services and applications, so efforts are under way to improve the site.  We welcome your comments and suggestions.

 

Regards

May Yuan

Director and Professor

Center for Spatial Analysis

University of Oklahoma