MOJN – June 2007 DM Presentation 1 Data Management; Yesterday and Today The Mojave Network from the Data Management Perspective –Data Management; Tabular

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MOJN – June 2007DM Presentation

Data Management; Yesterday and Today

The Mojave Network from the Data Management Perspective–Data Management; Tabular and Spatial–Data Mining–12 Basic Inventories–The I&M Applications (IRMA)

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Data Management

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Is to have a comprehensive automated information system that will integrate all data including geographic, tabular, text, and image data from a variety of sources to enable modeling of real and theoretical situations for management of all park resources.

Data management and GIS are considered a resource for park management and will be available to all park divisions.

Goal as a “Data Manager”

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Data Management

WithoutOr

with

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Activates; A year in review•Completed Certifications

•File Management

•Assisted Contractors•Reviews•working with data products

•Spatial Data•Collaborated with UNLV•Collection of Park’s data•Remotely Sensed data applications•Water quality

•NRDT User Board

•NPSpecies Evaluation Group

•Data Management Plan

•Image Management Schema

•Network GIS

•Data Mining training and guidance

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Data Management; today

• Data Management Plan– System Infrastructure– Data (field to use)– Vouchering and

Documentation• Protocol development

– Databases– Spatial analysis and

sampling– SOPs

• Monitoring Plan– System Automation– Analysis and Reporting– Outreach

• Water Quality Plan– Input and Review

• Image Management Schema– Protocols and guidance

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Spatial and Tabular Data Needs

• VS Monitoring Protocol (MOJN_NRD)– Data Manager– GIS Specialist– Programmer

• Dataset Integration (Data Mining Team)

• Enterprise Architectures– Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)– Vital Signs Internet Mapping Services (VSIMS)– Enterprise Geographic Information Management (DOI EGIM)

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• The data mining team invests a large amount of time & effort into the population of the I&M applications and we’d like to see staff and cooperators continue to populate them, and reap the benefits.

• Ideally park staff would incorporate these tools (it’s servicewide) as they do PMIS, IDEAS, etc…

• Datasets and protocol development

Data Mining Efforts

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Twelve Baseline Inventories(not any particular prioritized order)

Bibliographies

Soil SurveyMapping

AbundanceDistribution

Veg Mapping

Base Cartography

Species Lists

Geologic Mapping

Water BodyLocations

Water Quality

Air Visibility

Climate/Weather

Air Monitoring

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SoundscapesLightscapes

Nightsky

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BibliographiesData Mining Team

Biological

DistributionStatus

Species Lists

Base CartographyCompleted…However…

Water Related

Water BodyLocations

Water Quality

Climate/WeatherMOU w/

NPS/WRCC

Air Related

Air Quality

Air MonitoringStations (AQRV*)

*Air Quality Related Values

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Park Scoping Status/Summary Mapping StatusReport Status

DEVA Completed/availableIn Progress

(2007?, Jeremy Workman, Ren ThomsonNo

GRBA Completed/availableIn Progress

(2007?, Joe Colgan)No

JOTR Completed/availableIn Progress

(Bob Powell, Jon Matti)No

LAME Completed/availableIn Progress

(Sue Beard, Tracey Felger)No

MANZ Not done/available Available No

MOJA Completed/availableIn Progress(Dave Miller)

No

PARACompleted/available (w/ LAME)

In Progress No

Geologic Scoping, Mapping, and Reporting

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Park Inventory Status

DEVA Not Started

GRBA Needs Evaluation*

JOTR In Work (AA in field)

LAME Not Started

MANZ Not Started

MOJA Not Started

PARA In Work (NPS w/ GRCA)*

Vegetation Mapping

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Park Inventory Status Est. Completion

DEVA Inactive (some limited areas) TBD

GRBA In Work (July start field) 2009

JOTR In Work (in field) 2010

LAME In Work (attribute work) 2008

MANZ Completed 2006

MOJA Not Started (after JOTR?) TBD

PARA In Work (NPS w/ LAME) 2008

Soils’ Survey and Inventory Mapping

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NPS (I&M) Applications and IRMA

•NatureBib

•NPS Datastore

•NPSpecies

•Research Permit and Reporting System

•IRMA

NRPC(Natural Resources Program Center)

Data Mining Team

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IRMAIntegration of Resource Management Applications

NRPC will begin transition to service-oriented architecture (SOA), starting with NPSpecies, NatureBib, and the NPS Data Store.

This is a process, not another application

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New Natural Resource Program Center IT Policy

NRPC will:

• integrate all applications (starting with NatureBib, NPSpecies, and the NPS Data Store)

• eliminate redundant data storage

• streamline standard functions across applications…

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Natural Resource Program Center

NRPC will create a

central web portal, a

single sign-on system, and a

common user interface

for all natural resource applications.

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What we thought you

wanted

How we designed it

How the programmers

wrote it

How we described it to

you

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How it was documented

What was installed

How it was supported

What you really

needed

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Afternoon Breakout Session

• Data Management and GIS– FY07

• Data Management Plan• Cartographic• Sampling Designs

– Personnel Assistance• Image Management

– Overview and update– Work group immediate needs and tasks– Sharepoint Site

• Object Curation and Records Management*• System Infrastructure*

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Your time and expense to travel here.

Your continued support and cooperation

The opportunity for myself to work with you all.

It is an exciting challenge to bring together an Information Management System for the Mojave

Parks and Network.

Robert Truitt, Mojave Network Data/GIS Manager

Greatly Appreciate

One Other Data Management Activity

Documents

MOJN – June 2007 DM Presentation 1 Data Management; Yesterday and Today The Mojave Network from the Data Management Perspective –Data Management; Tabular