1 Mapping Maui’s Major Roads With Global Positioning System Devices Augustus Elias Center for Adaptive Optics Pacific Disaster Center Mentor: Pam Cowher Advisor: Chris Chiesa Collaborator: Joseph Rose Home institution: University of Hawaii at Hilo

2 Outline Pacific Disaster Center Project Process Results Conclusion Acknowledgment References

3 Pacific Disaster Center Provide research and support for the development of more effective policies, institutions, programs and information products for : –Disaster Management –Humanitarian Assistance Communities

4 Map Maui with GPS Devices Main Goals and Purposes –Assist Emergency Managers –Provide More Accurate Data –Readily Available Information 4

5 Mile Marker Estimates 5

6 GPS Points Before 6

7 GPS Points Collected 7

8 Process DnrGarmin ArcCatalog Arcmap Server & Web GPS Week 1 Week 2 & 3 Plan Travel Collect Data Learn Tools Week 4, 5 & 6 Process / Analyze Data Week 7 Present Data / Result

9 Travel Plans 9

10 Data Collection Drive –800 miles worth –2 weeks Mile Markers –GPS Waypoints –Pictures Risk –High on Point & Picture Taking Foot Car

11 GarminGPS3

12 DnrGarmin

13 ArcCatalog 12

14 ArcMap

15 Results

16 Results

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19 Conclusion Mile Marker Layer of Map Completed Will be available on PDC Website “ Ketipinet kin dak oh uhet kin id ahpw sahpw mihtohr nanpwungara ”

20 Acknowledgments Thanks to: –Center for Adaptive Optics (CfAO) –Pacific Disaster Center (PDC) –Institute for Astronomy (IfA) –National Science Foundation (NSF) –Maui Economic Development Board (MEDB) –Maui Community College (MCC) Funding provided through the Center for Adaptive Optics, a National Science Foundation Science and Technology Center (STC), AST

21 References Google Map – q=mauihttp://maps.google.com/maps?um=1&tab=wl&hl=en& q=maui – content/uploads/2006/09/fire.jpghttp:// content/uploads/2006/09/fire.jpg ESRI – Aerospace Corporation – eps-illustration.jpghttp:// eps-illustration.jpg PDC –