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Quarterly All-Hands Meeting Juliana P. Blackwell National Geodetic Survey, NOAA May 19, 2016 geodesy.noaa. gov

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Page 1: Quarterly All-Hands Meeting

Quarterly All-Hands Meeting

Juliana P. BlackwellNational Geodetic Survey,

NOAA

May 19, 2016

geodesy.noaa.gov

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Overview• Updates

– General– Environmental Compliance– Leadership Summit– Project Review Board

• Program Highlights• Mid-Year Reviews• Recognition

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Updates

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• Budget and travel – on track• Personal property – improving• IT security – stay vigilant!• Human resources – more changes on the way• WebTA – new version coming soon• NOS wide facility assessment – underway• SSMC space consolidation – 99% complete• VOIP – coming soon!• Environmental compliance – new requirements

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Environmental Compliance (EC) Staff Progress

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• Met with key Project/Program managers assessing EC needs for GRAV-D, LiDAR, Photogrammetry, CORS, and Geoid Slope Validation and Ecosystem and Climate Operations surveys

• Assisting with preparation of EC documentation for FY16 operations

• Preparing draft EC Policy and Plans to support ongoing EC program within NGS by September 2016, and final Policy and Plans by December 2016

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Environmental Compliance Risks

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• Ensuring National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) actions completed before approving emerging NGS technologies for operations

• Ensuring revision of NOAA EC procedures (NEPA) includes assistance on installation of surface elevation tables (SET) in tidal wetlands

• Working to implement standardized EC process across NGS to minimizes impacts to daily workloads, budgets, and managing contract services

High risk

Medium risk

Low risk

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Administrative Records & Reporting

Components of Environmental Compliance

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Leadership Summit• NSRS Modernization – where are we

behind?• Workforce – gaps and hiring plan• Research plan – priorities and next

steps• Employee feedback and engagement• NOS Roadmap• Stakeholder feedback

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Project Review Board• Currently we have 26 PRB approved projects

• The PRB Charter is being revised– The NSRS Modernization Manager will be a board

member– Language revised for clarity and to allow greater

flexibility for meetings– All NGS employees may attend PRB meetings

(with their Supervisor’s approval)

• Visit our website – See GeoPro Link on NGS Intranet– Information about PRB meetings– Details about approved projects– PRB Charter and Policy/Procedures for projects

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Program Highlights

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New Video: Best Practices for Minimizing Errors during GNSS Data

Collection

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OPUS and GPS on Bench Marks

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Imagery – Emergency Response

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El Niño Coastal Imagery

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GRAV-D Highlights

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IT Services

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• Azure Cloud• Open Source Tools• Maintenance and Detection• New Netapp Storage System

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Research and Education

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Mid-Year Reviews And the Mid-Year Review Checklist

Why?

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FEVS - What is it?• The Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey is a tool that measures

employees' perceptions of whether and to what extent conditions that characterize successful organizations are present in their agencies.

• The results set a baseline for ongoing Human Capital assessment

in the Federal Government.

• The survey provides general indicators of how well the Federal Government is running its human capital systems.

• The survey results provide senior managers critical information. OPM and agency managers will use the findings to develop policies and action plans for improving agency performance.

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2016 FEVS is “Live”• If you have been sent a FEVS survey PLEASE

COMPLETE. As few as 20% of NGS employees get the survey so your response is important

• Visit http://hr.commerce.gov/FEVS for more information regarding the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey, including answers to frequently asked questions. 

• Please direct any additional inquiries to [email protected].

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Performance FeedbackContributing FEVS Questions:

#44: Discussions with my supervisor/team leader about my performance are worthwhile.NGS Percent Positive Results: 2013 – 57.0 2014 - 68.2 2015 – 50.7# 46: My supervisor/team leader provides me with constructive suggestions to improve my job performance.NGS Percent Positive Results: 2013 – 45.8 2014 – 70.9 2015 – 45.8

New ActionNew Action:: Mid-Year Review Check ListMid-Year Review Check List

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Performance Feedback - con’tContributing FEVS Questions:

#19: In my most recent performance appraisal, I understood what I had to do to be rated at different performance levels (for example, Fully Successful, Outstanding).

NGS Percent Positive Results: 2013 – 29.2 2014 – 41.1 2015 – 49.3

#18: My training needs are assessed.NGS Percent Positive Results: 2013 – 42.6 2014 - 42.2 2015 – 54.7

Pending Actions:• Incorporate CAPS performance topics at quarterly All Hands• Provide Recommendations to Employees on how to improve

performance and career development (training, details, etc.)

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Employee Engagement Questions

• Q46: My supervisor/team leader provides me with constructive suggestions to improve my job performance.NGS Percent Positive Results: 2013 – 45.8 2014 – 70.9 2015 – 45.8NOS Percent Positive Results: 2013 – 60.8 2014 – 61.1 2015 – 62.0

• Q1: I am given a real opportunity to improve my skills in my organization.NGS Percent Positive Results: 2013 – 69.3 2014 – 66.6 2015 – 62.9NOS Percent Positive Results: 2013 – 66.0 2014 – 66.4 2015 – 68.2

• Q42: My supervisor supports my need to balance work and other life issues.NGS Percent Positive Results: 2013 – 84.0 2014 – 87.5 2015 – 81.2NOS Percent Positive Results: 2013 – 85.0 2014 – 85.2 2015 – 88.1

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Mid-Year Review ChecklistFOCUS Areas:•Feedback Received?•Review Perf Plan•Written/Feedback and Suggestions for Improvement•Training and Professional Development•Telework•Admin (staff directory /property/evacuation)•Follow-up Meeting

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Mid-Year Review Survey ResultsPre MidYear 2016 (Mar) / Post MidYear 2016 (May)

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Mid-Year Review Survey ResultsPre MidYear 2016 (Mar) / Post MidYear 2016 (May)

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Mid-Year Review Survey ResultsPre MidYear 2016 (Mar) / Post MidYear 2016 (May)

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Questions/Comments?

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Recognition

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New to NGS

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Steve Kokkinakis

Mequela Thomas Jacob Heck Julian Inasi

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Farewells

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Aida Polite Neil Weston Ron Long

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CFC Merit Award• Kate Anderson• Joyce Turpin• Anna Gorgone• Stephen Nicklas• Edith Bradley• Sonja Smith• Galen Scott

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Years of Service

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Andre Harrison 25 years

Ajit Singh30 years

Kevin Jordan 10 years

Charles Geoghegan 20 years

Stephen Nicklas 25 years

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Questions/Comments?

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