CTUIR-DNR Data Management Project
DNR Data Management
Improvement Project“To grow DNR Data Management
Maturity to provide reliable and timely data to
enrich and inform decisions.”
This is Accomplished by
Managing data quality, Securely storing data, Analyzing data, and providing data for synthesis
This will allows for:Representation of the data in internal and external forumsand Management and policy decisions based on the data
How is CTUIR achieving this?
Data Assessment Phases1. Phase I-Conduct interviews
2. Phase II-Prioritization of the information captured in the interview process
3. Phase III-A work plan for the development of a CDMS
a. CDMS work process and timeline.
b. Periodic check-ins with program managers and the steering committee.
Phase IThe interview
Two tiersTier one - Program Managers and Supervisors.
Information needs in order to perform their jobs
Tier two - Project Leaders and Staff
Reporting needs as well as the number and types of data collected
43 people
• Managers/Supervisors(13)
• Projects(30)
What Did We Learn?
Stakeholders• Tribal Community • General Community• UIR Community
First Foods Element(Water, Salmon, Deer, Cous,
Huckleberry)• Salmon (15)• Water (13)• All (4)
~160 datasets
Datasets Consumed• 73 • ~1/2 from within
DNR
Data Sharing• 26 Agencies
Take Away Message
Manager/Supervisor • Good quality summary
information that is readily accessible for presentation and/or for use in reports.
• The ability to easily track projects progress and processes
Project Leaders and Staff
• Auto-generation of reports
• The ability to track and manage datasets
• Data that is ready for analysis and reporting
• Simple and easy user interfaces
Phase IIPrioritization
Five CriteriaOrganization Decision Support: Does this dataset inform a management plan (1), the issuance of a permit from a DNR program (2), or is used for DNR regulatory purposes (3), or informs more than 1 process (4)? Data Sharing: Requirement to provide this dataset to an outside agency. Inclusion in the CDMS would reduce the administrative burden to provide it? [Yes (2)/No (1)] Impact Breadth: Impact of a dataset on the entire DNR department by quantifying the number of people within DNR whom both Consume and Produce the dataset? [>8 People (3), 4-7 People (2), <3 People (1)] Level of Effort: The effort that will be required to migrate to the CDMS and automation of future data collection processes.[High (1), Moderate (2), Low (3)] Funder Preference: Currently funding the DNR Database Development Effort? [Yes (2)/No (1)]
Relative Importance Ranking
1. Data Sharing and Organizational Decision Support 2. Impact Breadth3. Level of Effort4. Funder Preference
Adding Them Up!4*(Data Sharing) + 4*(Organizational Decision Support) + 3*(Impact Breadth) + 2 (Level of Effort) + Funder Preference
Prioritization Results1. Adult Weir2. Water Temperature/Chemistry/Sediment3. Stream Survey (Redds)4. Harvest Monitoring5. Screw Trap6. Video Monitoring7. Electroshocking8. Snorkeling9. Vegetation Plots10. Groundwater Elevation
Phase IIIThe Workplan
How do we do that?
Dataset Implementation
FormDataset Working Group
DRAFT“Standards &
Practices”
Comments&
Review
TrainLaunch!
Build Dataset
InCDMS
FinalRecommendati
on
How do we track these?
Project TrackingUser Interface/Dashboard
• House Datasets• Manage Files• Manage Reports• Generate maps• Manages the Public Side of the DNR
website• Provides data for maps and
webpages• Manages Permissions to a Project
Project Tracking
Rough SequenceNeeds Assess
Project Tracker Adult Weir
Water TempStream Survey (Redds)
Creel/Phone SurveyScrew Trap
Video MonitoringElectroshocking
SnorkelingVegetation Plots
Groundwater Elevation
We are Here!
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