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This 10-meter grid dataset is derived as a sub-grid of the 100-meter United States National Grid (USNG), providing a finer spatial reference framework for operational mapping and location referencing. Each 100-meter USNG cell is subdivided into 10-meter grid cells to support more precise identification, coordination, and tracking of assets, incidents, and field activities. The grid is intended for use by City of Miami departments during routine daily operations, planning activities, emergency management, disaster response, damage assessment, and interagency coordination. The standardized grid structure enhances situational awareness, improves communication among responding agencies, and facilitates accurate location reporting across City operations. This dataset is designed to serve as a common geographic reference system that supports efficient resource deployment, incident management, and spatial data integration. |
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This 10-meter grid dataset is derived as a sub-grid of the 100-meter United States National Grid (USNG), providing a finer spatial reference framework for operational mapping and location referencing. Each 100-meter USNG cell is subdivided into 10-meter grid cells to support more precise identification, coordination, and tracking of assets, incidents, and field activities. The grid is intended for use by City of Miami departments during routine daily operations, planning activities, emergency management, disaster response, damage assessment, and interagency coordination. The standardized grid structure enhances situational awareness, improves communication among responding agencies, and facilitates accurate location reporting across City operations. This dataset is designed to serve as a common geographic reference system that supports efficient resource deployment, incident management, and spatial data integration. |
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Source: City of Miami, Department of Innovation and Technology, Application Division, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Team. Developed and maintained to support City departments and partner agencies with standardized location referencing for daily operations, emergency management, and disaster response. [RB] |
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<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>The 10-Meter United States National Grid (USNG) dataset is a high-resolution spatial reference grid derived from the City of Miami's 100-meter USNG grid. Each 100-meter grid cell is subdivided into 10-meter cells to provide enhanced locational precision for mapping, field operations, and emergency management activities. The dataset serves as a standardized geographic reference framework for City of Miami departments, supporting daily operations, asset management, incident reporting, resource deployment, damage assessment, and disaster response. By providing a common coordinate-based reference system, the grid facilitates consistent location identification, interdepartmental coordination, situational awareness, and integration of spatial data across City functions.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV> |
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<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>The 10-meter USNG grid is provided for reference and operational use by City of Miami departments and partner agencies. The dataset covers the City of Miami and an approximate one-mile buffer to support coordination beyond municipal boundaries. The City of Miami assumes no liability for errors, omissions, or misuse of the data. This dataset is not intended for legal, cadastral, surveying, engineering, or navigation purposes.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV> |
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