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Transboundary communication: bridging the data gap Carolyn Pearson

Overview GIS coverages, data dictionaries, and metadata: What they are and why they are important Environmental attributes that can be displayed using G.I.S. Mapping transboundary data: Feasibility, Issues and Solutions Data Portal Technology: Online access 24 hours/day, 7 days/week

Audience GIS Experience

Washington State

Okanogan basin

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Image as a backdrop

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Without an image as a backdrop

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Coverages/ shapefiles The “map” Osoyoos Lake Okanogan/ Okanagan River Similkameen River Oroville

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Coverages/ shapefiles The “map” Shape Polygons Osoyoos Lake Okanogan/ Okanagan River Similkameen River Oroville

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Coverages/ shapefiles The “map” Shape Polygons Lines Similkameen River Osoyoos Lake Oroville Okanogan/ Okanagan River

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Coverages/ shapefiles The “map” Shape Polygons Lines Points Enloe Dam Osoyoos Lake Similkameen River Okanogan/ Okanagan River Oroville

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Coverages have an associated data table

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Coverages have an associated data table Fish distribution SPPCODEDIST_TYPEUSE_TYPEDATA_SRC CHSU SOCK121 STSU223

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Data Dictionaries “Defines” the codes and abbreviations in the data table

SPPCODEDIST_TYPEUSE_TYPEDATA_SRC CHSU SOCK121 STSU223

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Metadata Data “methods” Who created the data What information was included or excluded Where can I obtain the data When, How and Why was it created

GIS coverages, data dictionaries and metadata Coverage/shapefile Map Data Dictionary Defines table codes and abbreviations Metadata Data methods

Environmental Attributes What environmental attributes can be displayed using GIS?

Environmental Attributes What environmental attributes can be displayed using GIS? A to Z

Environmental Attributes Alkalinity Bed Scour Benthos Channel length Channel width Confinement: Man-made Natural Dissolved Oxygen Embeddedness Fish community richness Fish pathogens Fish species introductions Flow

Environmental Attributes Gradient Habitat types Hatchery fish outplants Hydrologic regime Natural Regulated Icing Metals/Pollution Man-made Natural Nutrient Enrichment Obstructions to fish passage Riparian function Temperature

Environmental Attributes Turbidity Water withdrawals Wood Zygotes Salmon redds

Mapping Transboundary Data Feasibility Issues Solutions

Mapping Transboundary Data Feasibility Is it possible to map environmental data across boundaries?

Mapping Transboundary Data Feasibility Is it possible to map environmental data across boundaries? Yes

Mapping Transboundary Data Issues Easy (with GIS experience) Different mapping projections Metric vs. standard units of measurement More challenging Different Methods used to obtain similar data Coordinating all the groups to reach a common goal Funding

Mapping Transboundary Data Issues: Different Mapping Projections and Units of Measure

Mapping Transboundary Data Issues: Different Methods Small: 6” diam. Med: 12” diam. Lg: 36” diam. Small: 12” diam. Med: 24” diam. Lg: 72” diam. Agency 1Agency 2

Mapping Transboundary Data Issues: Coordinating the groups

Mapping Transboundary Data Issues: Funding

Mapping Transboundary Data Solutions Interest Persistence Coordination Methods Implementation GIS staff Time to get the work done Money to implement it

Data Portal Technology Ideal situation Habitat Attribute data available online 24 hours/day, 7 days/week

Data Portal Technology Ideal situation Habitat Attribute data available online 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Is it Feasible?

Data Portal Technology Ideal situation Habitat Attribute data available online 24 hours/day, 7 days/week Is it Feasible? Yes

Data Portal Technology Online map viewers Canada: Fish Wizard (available now) Washington State: Salmon Scape (available ~July 2003)

Data Portal Technology GIS data Canada: GeoConnections GeoGratis Washington State: Natural Resources Information Portal

WA Natural Resources Information Portal “Rolled out” on June 1, 2003 It’s a sturdy environmental search engine Data Catalog with summary information, URL (or contact in if not on the web), key theme words, geographic search capability Nadine Romero

WA Natural Resources Information Portal Phase I: State data Currently populating the database Phase II: Federal data Federal agencies can contact NRIP now to post data Phase III: Local data ~September 2003 local groups can contact NRIP to post data

Overview GIS coverages, data dictionary, metadata Environmental Attributes that can be displayed in GIS Transboundary mapping: feasibility, issues and solutions Data Portal technology

Transboundary communication: bridging the data gap Is it Feasible?

Transboundary communication: bridging the data gap Is it Feasible? Yes

Transboundary communication: bridging the data gap Is it Feasible? Yes Can the Issues be overcome?

Transboundary communication: bridging the data gap Is it Feasible? Yes Can the Issues be overcome? Yes

Transboundary communication: bridging the data gap Is it Feasible? Yes Can the Issues be overcome? Yes Want to be part of the Solution?

Transboundary communication: bridging the data gap Is it Feasible? Yes Can the Issues be overcome? Yes Want to be part of the Solution? Yes

Transboundary communication: bridging the data gap Post your GIS data online Encourage others to post their data Stay involved

Transboundary communication: bridging the data gap Carolyn Pearson P.O. Box 656 Pateros, Washington (509)