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Development of Geographic and Attribute Data Bases for Utility Systems in Small Communities URISA Land Base Accuracy AM/FM International Graphic Data Bases for Base Engineering and Master Planning SAME-Air Base Systems Round Table Key personnel will be actively involved in the project, offering the following experience: STAFF MEMBER TITLE PROJECT FUNCTION EXPERIENCE H.G. Koogle, PE, LS President Consulting Principal 38 Yearn B.G. Poul$, BSCE Executive Vice President Project Manager 32 Years W.J. Harron, CP, ASPRS Vice president Quality Assurance Committee 42 Years P.O. King, CP, ASPRS Assistant vice President Production Coordinator 27 Years R.K. Coffey, CP, ASPRS Photogrammatrist Stereo CompillJfion Supervisor 23 Years D,G. Bogge Senior Stereo Compiler Senior Stereo Compiler 28 Years B.A. Brown Stereo Compiler Stereo Compiter 20 Years V.M. Hall Stereo Compiler Stereo Compiler 6 years M.J. Wright, BSCS Data Processing Manager Supervisor-Interactive Graphics 16 Years M. Williams Computer Graphics Technician Computer Graphic~ Technician 5 Years J.F. Brooms Drafting Supervisor Quality Assurance 32 Yearn D. Rodriguez Cartographic Editor Cartographic Editor 20 Years L. Prichard Pilot Pitot 30 Years R. Taylor Senior Aerial Photographer Senior Aerial Photographer 20 Years W.D. Houston, LS Project Surveyor Computations 18 Years W.E. Kuntz, LS Supervisor of Surveys Supervisor of Surveys 23 Years J D. APPROACH TO THE PROJECT J Support for this project will be divided into three separate operations, namely: Street Marking City Wide Aerial Photos GIB Base Map Pilot Area Data. Task 1 - Street Marking Based upon our recent experience in pre-marking some 70,000 indicators of underground utility systems, we estimate that some 1,200 indicators throughout the pilot area will need pre-marking. Our personnel will utilize white latex paint, thinned 3:1, and will paint the estimated 1,200 indicators utilizing different symbols for specific categories of indicator. Task 2 - City Wide Aerial Photos Sheet centered, black and white aerial photography will be obtained at a nominal scale of 1'=833', utilizing a Zeiss or Wild, 6' focal length, cartographic camera. Film will be reviewed for acceptability, indexed, and three sets of contact prints prepared, for delivery to the City. Segments of individual negatives will then be enlarged to a nominal scale of 1'--1 bO', based upon the 1986 photo plans, which will be provided by City personnel, and reproduced as 30' x 42' Mylar Reproducibles.