Information Resources Exchange Group

9:30 AM: Coffee & Danish, December 8, 2004

10:00 am Call to Order

NJ Office of Information Technology
300 Riverview Plaza
ITC Room, 1st Floor
Trenton, NJ

1. Introductions

2. Welcome from Genevieve Jones, Director - Strategic Development & Partnering, NJ OIT

3. Minutes of the meeting of September 8, 2004

4. Presentations

• Brian R. Embley, Office Manager, NJOIT Office of GIS "NJ''s Spatial Data Infrastructure"
• Lawrence L. Thornton, Manager, NJDEP, BGIS "A Glimpse into the Future of i-MapNJ 2005, NJ DEP''s Interactive Internet Mapping Application"
• Merrilee J. Torres, GIS Specialist, Burlington County Department of Information Technology, GIS Section "GIS Activities in Burlington County"

5. Census Update

1. County Business Patterns 2002;
2. Quarterly Services Survey (QSS) Economic Indicator;
3. National Population Estimates Map Gallery;
4. Additional American Community Survey 2003 Data Released;
5. SUV Registrations in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

6. DVRPC Work Program Updates

1. Regional Online Information Network;
2. Census Transportation Planning Package (CTPP);
3. Year 2005 Aerial Imagery Acquisition;
4. Region-Wide Transportation GIS Development;
5. Year 2030 Population and Employment Forecasts;
6. Regional Transit Database.

7. Information Items

1. Meeting Date selection for CY 2005
2. Report on FY 2006 Work Program Projects
3. Discussion on Draft IREG Directory
4. Reports on PA & NJ State Data Center Annual Conferences
5. Webmasters Meeting

8. Old Business

9. New Business

10. Adjournment

Attachments
a. Minutes of the Meeting of September 8, 2004;
b. Directions to the December IREG Meeting.

Available at the Meeting
a. Speaker''s Bio's;
b. Census Bureau Regional Office Relocation;
c. IREG Newsletter (Vol. 2 No. 1).

Maps
a. Mantua Township NRI: Natural Vegitation (95/97), October 2004;
b. ITS Equipment Location - DRAFT, November 2004;
c. DVRPC Extended Data Service Area;
d. 2000 Land Use - Mercer County, NJ;
e. Estimate Change in Population - 2000-2003, Absolute Change;
f. Estimate Change in Population - 2000-2003, Percentage Change;

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