GUONO is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. We are expanding the invitation to all Ohio GIS User Groups! Topic: GIS Users of Northern Ohio state-wide GIS user groups virtual meeting Time: Nov 17, 2022, 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83725436983?pwd=dXhDVHJnNDFQcWdjMzFvcWE5Rk9Ddz09 Meeting ID: 837 2543 6983 Passcode: 779191 GUONO will be virtually hosting Donovan Powers, State of Ohio GIO and head of OGRIP, on November 17th at 11:00.    The State GIO will be discussing what Ohio Geographically Referenced Information Program (OGRIP) is, what OGRIP is currently doing, and plans for the near future for Ohio GIS.   This annual update is not to be missed - get it on your calendars! ... View more

GUONO (Geographic Users Of Northern Ohio) will be virtually hosting Donovan Powers, State of Ohio GIO and head of OGRIP, on November 17th at 11:00.    The State GIO will be discussing what the Ohio Geographically Referenced Information Program (OGRIP) is, what OGRIP is currently doing, and plans for the near future for Ohio GIS.   This annual update is not to be missed - get it on your calendars! ... View more

The Stark County GIS Team has completed the final draft of our Stark County GIS System Maintenance Plan! We hope you find it useful as you maintain your GIS Systems! ... View more

1. What are all of you using for your authoritative Ohio school building/location data? I found this -  State Wide School Facilities  which is a point layer served by OIT with no author or contact metadata. It looks like it includes some official information in the attribute fields, but it also includes closed schools and no status field to determine if the location is active/open. Also, the point locations are a mix of street address locations and building locations, neither of which match the LBRS addresses. ODE does not seem to have anything on their site. Then I found this -  School Locations from the National Center for Education Statistics  This is a lot closer to what I am looking for. These of course do not match the LBRS or the OIT locations...and by the name "EDGE_GEOCODE_..." it would seem these are geocoded. I truly hate the idea of recreating a dataset that may already exist, but alas. I only have like five buildings to map, but it's the principle of it. 2. So, second question. If I were to recreate this, should I use the building centroid, LBRS point, or just whatever I want? ... View more

I've run into a issue with geocoding where the match address is striped of its street direction and matched to the first candidate.  For example, 940 W High St is changed to 940 High St and matched to 940 E High St.  Out of a 7,289  records, this affected 364.  The locator was built using address points from the county auditor and there is no issue with these records.  I've tried running "rematch" against these misfits but the results are the same every time.  Has anyone encountered this behavior with the geocoding tools in ArcGIS Pro?  Any recommendations on correcting it? Thank you in advance. Shawn Bleiler ... View more