1. 2015 NFHP Assessment Dynamic Report Demo Daniel Wieferich U.S. Geological Survey Aquatic Gap Analysis Program (AGAP) Core Science Analytics, Synthesis, and Libraries

2. 2 The Concept  A dynamic, digital, and interactive report structure for the 2015 National Assessment  Based off the Global Change Information System, but using USGS ScienceBase as data management system

3. 2 Advantages  Allows for a single report that meets needs of audiences with various needs / backgrounds (e.g. policy makers, managers, researchers, public…)  Transparency of the assessment (direct access and connections between report and its backing data, resources and references)  Efficient navigation of report  Helps users connect the dots  Reusability of conceptual model and web-platform through time

4. 2 DEMO  A few examples of functionality using available 2010 Assessment data  Keep in mind this is just a demo  Do NOT focus on the data  Focus on the functionality and display capabilities  Things to keep in mind  Layered information from summary to detailed descriptive information

5. 2 How we get there  Input Items  Data and Metadata  Report Text  Description of maps, charts, tables needed  Help mapping ontology  What is related to what  Create detailed report outline and structure  Report development  Need above before start

6. 2 Collaborative Effort ActionCollaborator(s) Timeline (Need ASAP)S&D Data ManagementUSGS, Assessment Groups Report Outline and TextUSGS, Writers Map, Chart, Table NeedsUSGS, S&D, Writers, Assessment Groups OntologyUSGS, Assessment Groups Report DevelopmentUSGS, Developer Report Review & GuidanceS&D, Writers, Assessment Groups