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Partnership
International Union Forest Research Organizations
Global Forest Information System
Portland, Oregon August 12-15, 2001
Federal
Partners
International
Partners
http://www.nbii.gov/about/partner/world.html
Other Partners
Intra-Agency Partners
Non-Governmental/
Non-Profit Partners
Academic Partners
Private Industry
Partners
NBII-2
The Next Generation
Next
Generation
NBII-2 is to be considered a fully
digital, distributed, and
interactive system that allows a
vast community of users access to the
nations biological holdings.
President’s Committee of Advisors on Science and Technology, 1999
NBII Nodes
NBII Nodes serve an overall framework
for all biological information on regional
and national levels by providing:
Analytical capabilities
Technical support
Synthesis capabilities
Data warehousing
Data mining
Collaboration
Training
Challenges
Distributed data sets
Vast amounts of information
NBII national focus
Varying customer capabilities
Limited resources
“Bridging” the IT & biological
communities
NBII Nodes
Vision
Universities
National Laboratories
Centers of Expertise
NGO’s
Societies
NBII
Thematic
Nodes
NBII
Program
Office
Private Industry
Federal Agencies
NBII
Regional
Nodes
NBII
Clearinghouse
Nodes
Implementation
Approach
National Program Office
Program Manager Content Manager
Technology Manager Marketing/Outreach Manager
Regional staff
Executive Director
Thematic Nodes
Clearinghouse Nodes
Regional Nodes
National Laboratories
Universities
Centers of Expertise
NGO’s
Societies
Private Industry
Federal Agencies
NBII-2 Thematic
Nodes
Node Activities:
Provide location for
coordination,
management, and
dissemination of data
and information related
to North American bird
fauna.
Provide fisheries
information in a single
location from the latest
research to real-time
stream-flow data to
fishing statistics and
species profiles.
Bird Conservation
Node
Key Partners
USGS
FWS
ABI
State Agencies
Mexico
Topics
Migratory Bird:
Population data
Habit data
Data Integration
WEB based query and
coverage system
“FY 2001 Focus”
Fisheries & Aquatic
Resources
“FY 2001 Focus”
Key Partners:
USGS
Penn St.
Penn NSDI
Topics:
Fish Strain Registry
Delaware river basin
Database integration
Great Lakes DBs
Chesapeake workshop
NBII-2 Regional
Nodes
Node Activities:
Analytical capabilities
Technology support
Synthesis capabilities
Data warehousing
Collaboration
Training
!!! Research is needed!!!
California Information
Node
Key Partners:
Univ. Cal. Davis
USGS
USDA
+Cal. State Agencies
International – IABIN, MAB, ..
Topics:
Invasive Species/Watershed:
Documenting & modeling
biodiversity patterns
Database Integration
Access to datasets
Vocabulary/metadata
“FY 2001 Focus”
Central SW/GulfCoast
Node
“FY 2001 Focus”
Key Partners:
HARC
USGS
+State Agencies
EPA, NASA
+Universities
Topics:
Sustainable development:
STRATMAP Nodes
Outreach/Business Plan
NAFTA highway (I-69)
Sustainable Forest in TX/LA
Big Bend NP 3D Visualization
Bayou Preservation
Northern Rockies
Information
Node
Key Partners
USGS
Montana St. Univ.
NPS, FWS, Forest Service
State Agencies
County Government
Topics
Yellowstone & Rockies:
Fire issues
DSS & Analysis Tools
Workshops
“Single interface”
“FY 2001 Focus”
Pacific Basin Information
Node
“FY 2001 Focus”
Key Partners
USGS
Bishop Museum
Heritage
Universities
State/Federal Agencies
Community organizations
Topics
Invasive Species:
Quick Response
capabilities
Training
Modeling of threats
Hazards
GAP Analysis
Southern Appalachian
Information Node
Key Partners
SAMAB
ORNL
+Universities
+State Agencies
TVA
TNC
Aquarium
ATBI+
Private Industry
Topics
System Integration
National metadata CH
Education portal
Tennessee River Gorge
“FY 2001 Focus”
Pacific Northwest
Information Node
Key Partners:
USGS
Univ. of Washington
Northwest Alliance CSE+
Univ. of British Columbia
Topics:
Forest Research Mgt:
Biophysical data
Bibliographic summaries
Mgt. Principles
Regulatory information
DSS Tools
“FY 2001 Focus”
Status
Initial all-node meeting in January
Final proposals received & approved
http://www.nbii.gov/about/partner/nodes/index.html
Nodes activity development phase
Initial products in mid-July
Report node developments at all-node
meeting in July.