About Framework
Through the Oregon Framework Program, GIS staff and users across all levels of government collaborate to assemble and share important statewide GIS datasets, called Framework data. By working collaboratively, the Framework community increases efficiency, reduces costs, and improves access to geospatial data for everyone.
Framework data are fundamental geospatial data sets intended to serve the purposes of a broad range of users and are organized into Framework themes, such as Administrative Boundaries and Geoscience. Framework datasets are developed to adopted standards, shared openly, and maintained through a voluntary, collaborative, community-based effort participated in by local, regional, and state level agencies within Oregon. Read more about the
Framework Program Goals and
FIT Charter. Click on the topics below to discover even more.
- Framework Data Inventory Structure. GEO is assessing and improving how it manages data submissions and associated metadata. The results of this project will allow for faster response times and improved information about the statuses, stewards, and standards for Framework data elements.
- FIT Leads Database. Oregon's Framework Implementation Team needs strong leaders to achieve its vision. Nominate a potential leader for the FIT Leads Database.
- Framework Data Inventory and Assessment. Oregon's Framework data elements are being evaluated to better understand their individual and collective status and maturity. FIT themes are coordinating this effort. If you would like to contribute, please contact the appropriate FIT theme lead(s).
Do you want to nominate a someone to be a Framework theme lead? Please fill out the nomination form.