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Desert LCC Annual Planning Meeting: Working Groups August 26, 2014 Geospatial Information and Data Management: Achieving the Vision SALLY HOLL DESERT LCC DATA COORDINATOR

Outline 1. Conservation Planning Atlas (CPA) Kick-Off 2. Map Series 3. GIS Working Group 4. Mexico Meeting 5. Webinars 6. Project Catalog (ScienceBase) 7. Website Data Delivery

“Nuestra herramienta mas importante es la buena voluntad y la cooperación.” - Miguel Pavón, TNRIS “Our most important tool is goodwill and cooperation.” - Miguel Pavón, TNRIS

Vision: Data Sharing & Management Science Base Science Base Web Project Profile Pages DataBasin: GIS Data Portal Web Services, Data.gov, etc. Web Services, Data.gov, etc. RFP Manager Data Mgmt Plan Editor Project Profile Manager GIS & Data Coordinator Data Stewards, Programmers, Translators, GISWG

DLCC Science Data Management Needs Data management & synthesis needs presented by CMQs in December 2013

Web Maps: Conservation Planning Atlas (CPA)

Desert LCC GIS Working Group 28 members: US Fish & Wildlife Service US Geological Survey International Boundary & Water Commission Western Regional Partnership Texas Parks & Wildlife Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory EROS Data Center Mojave Desert Ecosystem Program US Bureau of Reclamation Arizona Game & Fish Department New Mexico State University Sky Island Alliance Texas Borderlands Information Center (TNRIS/TWDB) Trust for Public Land US Air Force

Mexico Meeting INEGI Visit

Desert LCC Geography Elevation: Min: -69 m (Salton Sea) Max: 3852 m (Humphreys Peak) Area: USA (40%): 560,023 km 2 Mexico (60%):830,690 km 2 DLCC: 1,390,713 km 2

Desert LCC Geography: Tribes Acres 26 Tribes8,264, % Total343,652,717

Desert LCC Geography: Land Use Land Cover CEC Land Cover Forest:15% Shrubland:67% Grassland:12% Wetland:~ Cropland:3% Urban:~ Barren:2% Water:~ Ice/snow:~

Data Management & Sharing Examples Vision Platforms

Research Data Management

Example: Desert LCC Fish Biodiversity 2011 Project Final report Nov ,000 text files –.csv tables of fish species + distribution model output Data files to be made available at  UT Library Digital Repository UT Library Digital Repository  How do we share this data?  Project Profile Pages  Web Services

Desert LCC Map Series Desert LCC GIS Data  Compiled in 2011  12 themes  133 metadata files  13 Geodatabases with 3,470 files  113 GB  1 Report (.doc)  Lives on an external Hard Drive How do we share it?  Web Maps (Conservation Planning Atlas)  Web Services

The Vision: Data Management & Sharing Objectives: 1. LCC data management guidance 2. Workflows for project metadata harvesting and delivery 3. Platform and training for GIS data storage, viewing, manipulation, & collaboration 4. Infrastructure for delivery of Desert LCC information products

Data Management: “Data Life Cycle” How will Desert LCC research data be collected, documented, preserved, shared, and integrated? Image credit: DataONE

Profile Pages: Data Sharing Science Base Science Base Desert LCC Perfiles de Proyectos RFP & Deliverable Submission Processes Proposals and Project Deliverables Desert LCC Project Catalog

Vision: Data Sharing & Management Science Base Science Base Web Project Profile Pages DataBasin: GIS Data Portal Web Services, Data.gov, etc. Web Services, Data.gov, etc. RFP Manager Data Mgmt Plan Editor Project Profile Manager GIS & Data Coordinator Data Stewards, Programmers, Translators, GISWG

Platforms Platforms to host and share data  Interoperability Conservation Planning Atlas  Web Maps  Privately-hosted: Conservation Biology Institute (CBI)  LCC Network ScienceBase - sciencebase.gov  Web Services  USGS-hosted (Federal government)  LCC Network Science Base Science Base

Web Services: ScienceBase

Web Project & Product Profiles

¿Qué sigue? (What’s next?) Projects  Landscape Conservation Design Project  $50K seed funding for DLCC Vegetation Mapping  “User stories” from México  Conservation Planning Atlas Design  ScienceBase Tools (RFP Manager, DMP) What are opportunities to collaborate to meet data needs for conservation science? What are the best ways to share data?

¿Qué sigue? (What’s next?) Communication  Texas State GIS Forum  Webinar Series  Translation What are opportunities to collaborate to meet data needs for conservation science? What are the best ways to share data?

Summary Accomplishments since December 2013 Realizing our Data Management & Sharing Vision Looking forward – Vegetation Map, Conservation Planning Atlas Development, Collaboration

Gracias Sally Holl, GIS & Data Coordinator “Nuestra herramienta mas importante es la buena voluntad y la cooperación.” - Miguel Pavón, TNRIS “ Our most important tool is goodwill and cooperation.” - Miguel Pavón, TNRIS