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34 North will present new application development work at the 2016 Interagency Ecological Program (IEP) conference. The discussion will cover data and data stewardship. Abstract Title: Increasing discoverability and accessibility of California environmental data with regional data federations like BayDeltaLive, California Estuaries, The Sacramento River Watershed Program and San Joaquin River Water Quality Portals. Data
34 North will present web-based data management tools (OPENNRM) in support of water quality forecasting, model visualization and collaborative management activities. Real-time water quality management relies on real-time forecasting of conditions and the use of a calibrated watershed model that provides predictions of flow and salinity resulting from watershed activities. 34 North,
A collaborative resource management web application and work space for data collection, analysis, and visualization BayDeltaLive, an OpenNRM Natural Resource Management Application, is a place where diverse communities can effectively and efficiently, collaborate to manage and understand large-scale environmental efforts. A variety of software components are combined so users could equally explore and analyze a topic
The Sacramento River Watershed Program will engage key stakeholders to develop a web-based data platform customized for the Sacramento River Watershed (SRW). The collective knowledge of key stakeholders will be applied to articulate management questions, access relevant information, and develop a data platform that provides the best available information for current and historic conditions
