Oklahoma Transportation GIS Cabinet Overview

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Oklahoma's Transportation Cabinet consists of three agencies responsible for managing federal aid highways, county roadway data aggregation, Turnpike infrastructure, and aeronautics. The GIS infrastructure includes 18 full-time staff primarily using Esri Enterprise GIS tools for data integration and analysis. The public-facing GIS environment, Spotlight, serves as a hub for various transportation GIS applications, including the Roadway & Bridge Data Viewer and Construction Project Data for planning and data visualization.


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  1. GIS IN OKLAHOMA S TRANSPORTATION CABINET Jeremy Planteen

  2. Overview Cabinet consists of three agencies Department of Transportation Responsible for all Federal Aid Highways (over 12k centerline miles) Data aggregator for county roadway data used for apportionment HPMS Functional Classification Turnpike Authority Responsible for Turnpike infrastructure (approx. 600 centerline miles) Non-appropriated agency with dedicated IT staff Aeronautics Commission Small agency with very directed focus Some GIS capability

  3. GIS Infrastructure 18 full time GIS staff (largest in OK state government) Primarily use Esri Enterprise GIS infrastructure (ArcMap, ArcPro, Enterprise Server/Portal, ArcGIS Online) Data endpoints built around REST apis (easy integration with other systems) Fully matured public-facing GIS environment (Spotlight) Extensive adoption of use internally, externally, and with partner agencies/firms Diverse staff skillsets allow us to be able to tackle major GIS work that is uncommon in state DOT s without third party consultants (Asset Inventories, LiDAR analysis, process automation, etc.) LRS editors, HPMS coordinator, cartographers, analysts Data stewards/coordinators for traffic count, safety, and pavement condition data

  4. Spotlight Overview Primary landing page for Oklahoma Transportation GIS and map data Original ArcGIS Online page launched in early 2016 Significant ROI Transition to Spotlight (Hub) format in 2021 Nearly 300 unique feature layers Over 300 unique web mapping applications Support for interactive surveys, mobile field data collection, web based GIS analytics, and more Roadway & Bridge Data Construction Data Plan data (OTA)

  5. Roadway & Bridge Data Viewer Replaced legacy GRIP viewer One-stop-shop for most roadway and bridge data needs Structural data, AADT, condition, etc. Construction project data Jurisdiction boundary overlays Multiple available basemaps

  6. Construction Project Data ODOT 8 Year Plan Details planned jobs Construction, ROW, utilities Preliminary cost information and dates Multiple available basemaps

  7. Document Access OTA As-Built Plans, ROW Documents, & Utility Crossing Permits Requires Login Provides planners, consultants, and others self-service access Greatly improves data availability and access times Likely a dedicated version for ACCESS projects

  8. LRS Data Access Web-based, Clickable interface Provides Route ID and milepoints instantly LRS data is base source of truth for all roadway and bridge data in the agency Project planning, construction, etc. Significantly sped up LRS information encoding

  9. Other Work Traffic safety data geoenrichment Decrease lag of officer report to analytics- ready from 6-8 months to less than a week Environmental & OAC Mobile Field data collection Survey Tools Data integration with CAD software MMS (Agile & VueWorks) Integration

  10. Questions?

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