Progress 09/01/98 to 12/31/03
Outputs
A Web-based clearinghouse for the Olympic Peninsula was developed in cooperation with the Olympic Natural Resources Center. This clearinghouse houses over 700 metadata records from 45 contributors for a wide range of data sources related to geospatial and natural resources information. All metadata comply with national standards of the Federal Geographic Data Committee and the National Biological Information Infrastructure. Data contributors for the clearinghouse include federal, state, county, tribal, academic, and private industry scientists and resource managers. In addition, key data sets and information sources have been added to the Clearinghouse. An educational module has been developed, and a maintenance manual for guiding future development of the Clearinghouse is nearly complete.
Impacts
The Olympic Peninsula Clearinghouse provides a central point of access for scientific data in the region. Making scientific information more readily available will enhance resource management on the Peninsula and communication regarding natural resource issues.
Publications
- No publications reported this period
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Progress 10/01/02 to 09/30/03
Outputs
A Web-based clearinghouse for the Olympic Peninsula was developed in cooperation with the Olympic Natural Resources Center. This clearinghouse houses over 700 metadata records from 45 contributors for a wide range of data sources related to geospatial and natural resources information. All metadata comply with national standards of the Federal Geographic Data Committee and the National Biological Information Infrastructure. Data contributors for the clearinghouse include federal, state, county, tribal, academic, and private industry scientists and resource managers. In addition, key data sets and information sources have been added to the Clearinghouse. An educational module has been developed, and a maintenance manual for guiding future development of the Clearinghouse is nearly complete.
Impacts
The Olympic Peninsula Clearinghouse provides a central point of access for scientific data in the region. Making scientific information more readily available will enhance resource management on the Peninsula and communication regarding natural resource issues.
Publications
- No publications reported this period
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Progress 10/01/01 to 09/30/02
Outputs
A web-based clearinghouse for the Olympic Peninsula was developed in cooperation with the Olympic Natural Resources Center (ONRC). This clearinghouse houses over 700 metadata records from 45 contributors for a wide range of data sources related to geospatial and natural resources information. All metadata comply with national standards of the Federal Geographic Data Committee and the National Biological Information Infrastructure. Data contributors for the clearinghouse include federal, state, county, tribal, academic, and private industry scientists and resource managers. In addition, key data sets and information sources have been added to the Clearinghouse. An educational module has been developed, and a maintenance manual for guiding future development of the Clearinghouse is nearly complete.
Impacts
The Olympic Peninsula Clearinghouse provides a central point of access for scientific data in the region. Making scientific information more readily available will enhance resource management on the Peninsula and communication regarding natural resource issues.
Publications
- No publications reported this period
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Progress 10/01/00 to 09/30/01
Outputs
A Web-based clearinghouse for the Olympic Peninsula was developed in cooperation with the Olympic Natural Resources Center. This clearinghouse houses over 700 metadata records from 45 contributors for a wide range of data sources related to geospatial and natural resources information. All metadata comply with national standards of the Federal Geographic Data Committee and the National Biological Information Infrastructure. Data contributors for the clearinghouse include federal, state, county, tribal, academic, and private industry scientists and resource managers. In addition, key data sets and information sources have been added to the Clearinghouse. An educational module has been developed, and a maintenance manual for guiding future development of the Clearinghouse is nearly complete.
Impacts
The Olympic Peninsula Clearinghouse provides a central point of access for scientific data in the region. Making scientific information more readily available will enhance resource management on the Peninsula and communication regarding natural resource issues.
Publications
- No publications reported this period
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Progress 10/01/99 to 09/30/00
Outputs
A Web-based clearinghouse for the Olympic Peninsula was developed in cooperation with the Olympic Natural Resources Center. This clearinghouse houses over 700 metadata records from 45 contributors for a wide range of data sources related to geospatial and natural resources information. All metadata comply with national standards of the Federal Geographic Data Committee and the National Biological Information Infrastructure. Data contributors for the clearinghouse include federal, state, county, tribal, academic, and private industry scientists and resource managers. In addition, key data sets and information sources have been added to the Clearinghouse. A maintenance manual for guiding future development of the Clearinghouse is nearly complete.
Impacts
The Olympic Peninsula Clearinghouse provides a central point of access for scientific data in the region. Making scientific information more readily available will enhance resource management on the Peninsula and communication regarding natural resource issues.
Publications
- Norheim, R.A., D.L. Peterson, T.Z. Alcock, and N.R. Chrisman. 2000. Metadata SWAT teams: a success story in creating a regional clearinghouse node. In Proceedings, Environmental Systems Research Institute 2000 User Conference, San Diego, CA.
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Progress 10/01/98 to 09/30/99
Outputs
A Web-based clearinghouse for the Olympic Peninsula was developed in cooperation with the Olympic Natural Resources Center. This clearinghouse houses 650 metadata records from 45 contributors for a wide range of data sources related to geospatial and natural resources information. All metadata comply with national standards of the Federal Geographic Data Committee and the National Biological Information Infrastructure. Data contributors for the clearinghouse include federal, state, county, tribal, academic, and private industry scientists and resource managers. In addition, key data sets and information sources are now included in the Clearinghouse.
Impacts
The Olympic Peninsula Clearinghouse provides a central point of access for scientific data in the region. Making scientific information more readily available will enhance resource management on the Peninsula and communication regarding natural resource issues.
Publications
- Norheim, R.A., D.L. Peterson, N.R. Chrisman, T.Z. Alcock, and E.G. Schreiner. 1999. Developing an NSDI and NBII clearinghouse node for the Olympic Peninsula, Washington State. In Proceedings of the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping Annual Convention. American Congress on Surveying and Mapping, Bethesda, MD.
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