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Abstract
Bridging the Spatial Divide
Track: New Technology and Technology Integration
Author(s): Raymond Obuch, Craig Wandrey, Greg Gunther
The U.S. Geological Survey's Central Energy Team conducts assessments on the occurrence, formation, evolution, and quantity of oil, gas, and coal resources. Assessing energy resources requires extensive use of proprietary and public domain data sets and a variety of computer information and GIS technologies including ArcGIS, Oracle, Spatial Data Engine, and ArcIMS. Integrating Oracle business tables, formulating proper data relationships, and linking ArcSDE spatial features increases the ability to perform complex spatial queries, develop analysis scenarios, and obtain timely and comprehensive assessment results. These processes fully utilize information technology investments and increase productivity and efficiency of the organization.
Raymond Obuch
U.S. Geological Survey
Geologic Division,Energy Resource Surveys Team
Denver Federal Center
Box 25046, MS 939
Denver , CO 80225
USA
Phone: 303-236-5729
Fax: 303-236-0459
E-mail: obuch@usgs.gov
Craig Wandrey
U.S. Geological Survey
Geologic Division,Energy Resource Surveys Team
Denver Federal Center Box 25046
MS 939
Denver 80225
USA
Phone: 303-236-5341
Fax: 303-236-0459
E-mail: cwandrey@usgs.gov
Greg Gunther
U.S. Geological Survey
Geologic Division,Energy Resource Surveys Team
Denver Federal Center
Box 25046 MS 939
Denver 80225
USA
Phone: 303-236-5884
Fax: 303-236-0459
E-mail: ggunther@usgs.gov