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Kootenay Spatial Data Partnership An Initiative for Forest Stewardship Data Management Per Magnus Wallenius Land Information Specialist Integrated Land Management Bureau Ministry of Agriculture & Lands Nelson, BC Forest Information Management Workshop June 07, 2006 Richmond, BC

Kootenay Spatial Data Partnership An Initiative for Forest Stewardship Data Management

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Kootenay Spatial Data PartnershipAn Initiative for Forest Stewardship Data Management

Per Magnus WalleniusLand Information Specialist

Integrated Land Management BureauMinistry of Agriculture & Lands

Nelson, BC

Forest Information Management WorkshopJune 07, 2006Richmond, BC

Kootenay Spatial Data Partnership

Outline of Presentation

• Describe KSDP

• History to KSDP

• Current status

• Future goals

• Conclusion & Questions

www.kootenayspatial.ca

Kootenay Spatial Data Partnership• Similar to North West Data Sharing Network

• Focused on data management and access for FSP

• Representation and support from the forest licensees in Arrow-BoundaryColumbiaKootenay LakeRocky Mountain Forest Districts

and the government ministries of ILMB, MOE, MOFR• www.kootenayspatial.ca began delivering data early 2005

• 2006/2007 Memorandum of Understanding

Kootenay Spatial Data Partnership

History…History…

Kootenay Spatial Data PartnershipHistory

• Many versions datasets were circulating in the regional GIS community

• In the summer of 2004, a red flag was raised in relation to data access and availability for the preparation of forest stewardship plans

• A joint government and industry partnership was conceived and from which the development of a distribution mechanism for key spatial layers required for FSPs

Kootenay Spatial Data Partnership

Current Status…Current Status…

Kootenay Spatial Data Partnership

Goals of MOU:• Increase the quality and reduce the cost of developing FSPs by

making available the most up-to-date spatial layers.

• Increase cooperation between government and licensees for mutual benefit.

• Provide a lead organization to facilitate simplified data-sharing and licensing agreements…

Kootenay Spatial Data Partnership

Activities:• Maintain the MOU between KSDP partners laying out the

objectives, structure and its terms

• Maintain FSP spatial data with the most up-to-date, quality-controlled spatial layers with metadata

• Problem statements that identify and communicate issues or concerns relating to data that are submitted to data owners for resolution

Kootenay Spatial Data Partnership

Products:• A data distribution service through the website

• ArcIMF viewing of the spatial layers

• Develop & Maintain reporting software and resultant datasets for Regional Higher Level Plan objectives

Kootenay Spatial Data Partnership

Future…Future…

Future of KSDP• Develop on-line capacity to update data using licensees’ data. i.e.

riparian classification, roads, POD’s

• Develop automated overlay, analysis and reporting tools for HLP monitoring

• Extend value-added tools for resultant datasets by developing timber, economic and environmental supply modelling and reporting

• Develop strategies similar to NWDSN for self-sufficiency in funding

Conclusion

• Continuing support from all sectors keeps KSDP working

• Selkirk GeoSpatial Research Center provides great support for the web and internet mapping services

• Attain self-sufficiency or purely government delivered service…

www.kootenayspatial.ca

Kootenay Spatial Data PartnershipAn Initiative for Forest Stewardship Data Management

www.kootenayspatial.ca

Thank you!

Per Magnus WalleniusLand Information Specialist

Integrated Land Management BureauMinistry of Agriculture & Lands

Nelson, BC

Forest Information Management WorkshopJune 07, 2006Richmond, BC