Towards a Southeast-wide Conservation Planning Atlas

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Towards a Southeast-wide Conservation Planning Atlas John Tirpak, PhD Science Coordinator Gulf Coastal Plains and Ozarks Landscape Conservation Cooperative

Outline Background and Challenges Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Specifics of a CPA Format Audience Key functionalities Expected benefits Commitment Progress and Next Steps

Background and Challenges Inconsistent and incompatible data hampers development of adaptation strategies Land Cover Boundaries BCRs Public lands LiDAR

Background and Challenges Inconsistent and incompatible data hampers development of adaptation strategies Volume of new data and tools overwhelms users Staying abreast of emerging datasets Collecting and collating data is a full time job Enter new info here

Background and Challenges Inconsistent and incompatible data hampers development of adaptation strategies Volume of new data and tools overwhelms users Staying abreast of emerging datasets Collecting and collating data is a full time job Technology in data dissemination is full-time job Partners and partnerships falling behind Data applications ≠ data dissemination Enter new info here

Background and Challenges Alabama Private Lands Biologist Conservation Planning Tool of NBCI 2.0 http://www.bringbackbobwhites.org

Background and Challenges Alabama Private Lands Biologist Conservation Planning Tool of NBCI 2.0 http://www.bringbackbobwhites.org http://nbci.ttrs.org/nbci

Background and Challenges Alabama Private Lands Biologist Conservation Planning Tool of NBCI 2.0 http://www.bringbackbobwhites.org http://nbci.ttrs.org/nbci East Gulf Coastal Plain JV Open Pine DST www.egcpjv.org

Background and Challenges Alabama Private Lands Biologist Conservation Planning Tool of NBCI 2.0 http://www.bringbackbobwhites.org http://nbci.ttrs.org/nbci East Gulf Coastal Plain JV Open Pine DST www.egcpjv.org Lower Mississippi Valley JV WGCP NOBO DST www.lmvjv.org

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas A platform that serves data in a consistent manner and allows end-users to discover, access, and integrate existing data and tools To overcome these consistency, coordination, and technological problems

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Initial conversations occurred with other LCCs Appalachian Gulf Coast Prairie North Atlantic Peninsular Florida South Atlantic Reactions Supportive Willing to let the GCPOLCC lead the charge

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Brought to Geomatics Working Group to define: Format Audience Key functionalities Expected benefits Commitment

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Brought to Geomatics Working Group to define: Format Web-based Web Services Local Storage

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Brought to Geomatics Working Group to define: Format Audience Target = casual user Expected users Power users “Outsiders”

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Brought to Geomatics Working Group to define: Format Audience Key functionalities Data storage Map viewing Basic geoprocessing

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Brought to Geomatics Working Group to define: Format Audience Key functionalities Expected benefits Central repository Data discovery Common datasets Basic GIS capability

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Brought to Geomatics Working Group to define: Format Audience Key functionalities Expected benefits Commitment Carrie Johnson (ADCNR) Ashley Peters (ADCNR) Blaine Elliott (LMVJV) Theron Terhune (NBCI) Fred Hagaman (LDWF) Drew Rollman (USFWS)

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Brought to Geomatics Working Group to define: Format Audience Key functionalities Expected benefits Commitment Carrie Johnson (ADCNR) Ashley Peters (ADCNR) Blaine Elliott (LMVJV) Theron Terhune (NBCI) Fred Hagaman (LDWF) Drew Rollman (USFWS)

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Brought to South Atlantic LCC GIS Working Group Format Audience Key functionalities Expected benefits Commitment Tanner Jessel, IAA Mary Davis, SARP Ed Laurent, ABC Rickie White, NatureServe Raye Nilius, USFWS

Potential Solution Conservation Planning Atlas Joint LCC Atlas Planning Team Rectify differences Target user ability Datasets served Identify next steps ID initial datasets Orthoimagery Elevation Hydrography Boundaries Transportation Landcover Assess existing platforms Agree on standards

Next Steps Conservation Planning Atlas Technical Settle on standards Identify platform and necessary customization Collect datasets Timeline Soft release – late Spring/early Summer 2012 Hard release – Summer/Fall 2012 Role for Appalachian LCC Involvement in selecting standards and platform Collection of key datasets from partners Partner awareness and dissemination Long-term maintenance?

Questions and Comments John Tirpak, PhD Science Coordinator GCPOLCC 2524 South Frontage Road Vicksburg, MS 39180 Office: 601-629-6611 Cell: 601-630-7010 john_tirpak@fws.gov