Images

A screenshot showing various 100K Topo maps being created in topoBuilder application.

This is an example of an OnDemand 1:100,000 scale or 100K Topo map of Yuba City, California. 

Area coverage difference between 100K Topo extent (red outline) and 7.5-Minute Topo (black outline) extent. 

Topobathymetric digital elevation model of the Kootenai River, Idaho. Image was created by Cindy Thatcher.

The 3D National Topography Model (3DNTM) is a vision for an integrated 3D model of elevation and hydrography data that will support environmental, geologic, and infrastructure applications. It responds to changing U.S. policy and will support Federal, State, local, and other stakeholder needs.

This map of the United States and its territories shows the areal extent and quality level of planned, in-progress, and existing publicly available lidar (IfSAR in Alaska) data identified by the United States Interagency Elevation Inventory (USIEI) that meet 3DEP base level specification planned to be under award by September 30, 2023. 3DEP base level spec

This map of the United States and its territories shows geographic extent of the first-ever nationally consistent hydrography data acquired from high-resolution 3D Elevation Program (3DEP) data. FY23 projects are the result of ongoing Federal coordination via the 3DHP Working Group and the Alaska Mapping Initiative.

This map of Alaska shows geographic extent of the first-ever nationally consistent hydrography data acquired from high-resolution 3D Elevation Program (3DEP) data. FY23 projects are the result of ongoing Federal coordination via the 3DHP Working Group and the Alaska Mapping Initiative.

Explanation

This map of the United States and its territories shows geographic extent of the first-ever nationally consistent hydrography data acquired from high-resolution 3D Elevation Program (3DEP) data. FY23 projects are the result of ongoing Federal coordination via the 3DHP Working Group and the Alaska Mapping Initiative.

This map of Alaska shows geographic extent of the first-ever nationally consistent hydrography data acquired from high-resolution 3D Elevation Program (3DEP) data. FY23 projects are the result of ongoing Federal coordination via the 3DHP Working Group and the Alaska Mapping Initiative.

Explanation

Image of a preliminary topobathymetric digital elevation model captured of the of the Santiam River, OR. 

3DEP Quality Data by Collection Year 

Age of 3DEP

Dark Green: Planned FY23

Light Green - Red: 2022 - 2004

Gray: Data Contribution Pending

Lidar point cloud image taken above of the Hoover Dam in Nevada. Image was created by Jason Stoker.

Lidar Point Cloud of Central Park in New York City shaded by RGB values from orthophotos

Lidar Point Cloud of Devil's Tower National Monument in Wyoming with a brown to gray color ramp symbology with brown representing low elevation, and gray representing high elevation

Airborne lidar point cloud image of downtown Chicago, Illinois skyline. Image created by Jason Stoker.

Profile view of an airborne lidar point cloud of a forest located in Yosemite National Park, California. The points are colored based on the y-coordinate location, so that closer trees are shaded red, and trees further away are in blue.

• Our topic will be "Using Google Earth Engine to Generate Monthly-to-Weekly Maps of Surface Water." The presenter will be Chris Soulard with the USGS Western Geographic Science Center. 

Attachment H: FY23 BLM Multi-Year 3DEP Priority Areas for Data Acquisition 

Attachment H: FY23 FAA Multi-Year 3DEP Priority Areas for Data Acquisition 

Attachment H: FY23 USFWS Multi-Year 3DEP Priority Areas for Data Acquisition