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12 ITO GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS): ITO GIS supports almost 80 ArcGIS Desktop users, about 60 mobile GIS users and nearly 150 GPS devices, distributed among the 55 department locations. A major accomplishment was implementing enterprise-level geospatial technologies to supplant the relatively inefficient methodologies used previously. This includes the development of an enterprise geo-database, combining 120+ datasets, from many agencies and the Resource GIS Clearinghouse located at the University of New Mexico, into a centrally-located, consistent, data repository. In order to maintain consistency, provide easier access to data, and reduce costs, ITO GIS has included plans for geospatial activities as part of EMNRD’s IT plan. ITO GIS has also developed and supported numerous GIS applications, both internal and public-facing. These include tools like Legislative Web Map, Get-A-Map, Land Status, as well as internal division GIS applications. Figure 4 is an example of GIS analysis for conservation easement building suitability. ITO offers assistance in the development of geo-databases, map authoring, Webmap implementation, roll-outs of software updates and new software releases. ITO has been at the forefront of geospatial collaborative efforts not only in New Mexico but also nationally. An ITO representative serves on the New Mexico Geospatial Advisory Committee, the New Mexico Geographic Information Council, Inc., the Western Governors’ Association Geographic Information Council, the New Mexico Geospatial Data Acquisition Coordination Committee, the House Joint Memorial 81 Geospatial Task Force, and plays a key role in formulating the State of New Mexico Geospatial Strategic Plan. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECURITY: A security assessment this year showed that EMNRD has one of the most secure networks in New Mexico state government. ITO continuously assesses EMNRD’s environment to maintain our excellent security status. A major accomplishment was the implementation of policies and procedures that have been successful in limiting internal and external threats to IT resources. COLLABORATION: ITO has partnered with numerous organizations to share its expertise and provide input on a variety of topics such as IT Consolidation, centralized state email systems, and Information Technology Services Management. Recently, ITO hosted a four-day IT security training session for employees of other state agencies. ITO participates in several data-sharing initiatives with other state agencies. ITO supports the Oil Conservation Division to participate in the administration of the Oil and Gas Accounting Revenue Database (ONGARD) mainframe system along with the Taxation and Revenue Department (TRD) and the State Land Office. ITO also works with TRD to maintain an automated process for boating registration information that is provided to State Parks Division; this data is used in an Intranet application for the Parks Division’s law enforcement personnel to interactively validate boat registrations. ENERGY, MINERALS AND NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
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Page 5 and 6: Contents Message from Secretary Noe
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Mining and Minerals Division ANNUAL
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS ADVANCES IN MINE RE
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webpage continuosly improved based
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create a public hazard due to possi
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New Mexico remains a leading United
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Copper employment decreased 58.7 pe
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Uranium recovery in New Mexico ceas
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copper mining in 2009, gold and sil
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Potash demand and prices fell at th
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Copar Pumice Company ceased pumice
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Oil Conservation Division A Message
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OCD works with representatives from
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The division implemented Agreed Com
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Data and Statistics OVERVIEW: As of
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FY 2010 State General Fund Revenue
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State 36% State 17% Private 17% 200
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State Parks Division A Message from
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More New Mexico communities sought
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and combat the growing disconnect b
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instructor-led and on-line courses.
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