CUAHSI. Conservation Authority Hydrologic Information System

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1 Conservation Authority Hydrologic Information System Data Management Application Groundwater Surface Water Quality Water Level / Low Flow Baseflow Neil MacFarlane, David T. Krupicz CUAHSI 1

2 Introduction 2

3 Introduction At the end of this presentation you will have a good understanding of CLOCA s Conservation Authority Hydrologic Information System and how it can benefit your organization. 3

4 Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority CUAHSI Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science, Inc. 4

5 CUAHSI Hydrologic Database Standardized Data Model. Freeware, Open Source. To streamline data collection, storage, and analysis Facilitate sharing of data between researchers and the public. To enable CLOCA to become a better scientific data partner. 5

6 A Standardized Storage System for all Hydrological Data: Surface Water Gauge Stations Flood Forecasting & Warning Low Water Response Climate Monitoring Groundwater Level Water Quality Baseflow 6

7 Prior to Implementation of CUAHSI Database Non-Standardized data model. Proprietary, closed source applications. Manual data collection, storage, and analysis. Labour and time intensive data management practices. Inefficient methodology for accessing and reporting. Poor delivery of communications. 7

8 CLOCA s CUAHSI Database Implementation Standardize Data Collection and Storage. Migration to Open Source platform. Automate and Streamline Data Interface. Reduce Labour and Time investment through customized reporting and analysis tools. 8

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10 Implementation CUAHSI Database Stores and Maintains Hydrologic Data 10

11 Implementation CUAHSI Database Stores and Maintains Hydrologic Data User Tools Automated Data Acquisition Reporting and Analysis QA/QC Validation of Data 11

12 ARC GIS / WEB Server Public access to database information Flood Forecasts / Warnings Implementation CUAHSI Database Stores and Maintains Hydrologic Data User Tools Automated Data Acquisition Reporting and Analysis QA/QC Validation of Data 12

13 Application Features Conservation Authority Hydrologic Information System 13

14 Application Features Conservation Authority Hydrologic Information System A custom application developed in house to address the specific user interface requirements of CLOCA lines of business. 14

15 Application Features Conservation Authority Hydrologic Information System Built on top of the existing CUAHSI open source distribution to provide user interface, analysis, and reporting features specifically required by CLOCA staff. 15

16 Data Acquisition Automatic Application Features Manual 16

17 Data Import 17

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20 Data Export 20

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26 Derived Data Series Non-Destructive storage and editing of data QA/QC Data Validation Correction for Baseline Drift (e.g.) ORIGINAL DATA SERIES

27 Derived Data Series Non-Destructive storage and editing of data QA/QC Data Validation Correction for Baseline Drift (e.g.) ORIGINAL DATA SERIES DERIVED DATA SERIES

28 Derived Data Series Non-Destructive storage and editing of data QA/QC Data Validation Correction for Baseline Drift (e.g.) ORIGINAL DATA SERIES DERIVED DATA SERIES DERIVED DATA SERIES

29 Derived Data Series Non-Destructive storage and editing of data QA/QC Data Validation Correction for Baseline Drift (e.g.) ORIGINAL DATA SERIES DERIVED DATA SERIES

30 Auto Import Status SQL Server Report Server - Custom User Reports Most Recent Data Entry by Site and Variable 30

31 Sites and Variables 31

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33 PGMN Data QA/QC 33

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38 Graph Editor 38

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40 Chain of Custody / Drilldown 40

41 Reports Rating and Tables Analysis 41

42 Reports and Analysis 42

43 Reports and Analysis Custom reports hosted on SQL Report Sever. Dynamically generates reports previously calculated manually. 43

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46 Data Continuity Validation Report 46

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48 Improved Methodology Streamlined and standardized data acquisition process. Built on standard CUAHSI database storage model. Efficiency gains in data analysis and reporting. Resulting in time management improvements. 48

49 Data Management Workflow Design to meet specific needs of partner CA s. To improve efficiency and standardize workflows. Provide and improve access to hydrologic information. To become a better scientific data partner. 49

50 Future Considerations Shared Services Agreement to offset development costs moving forward. Address all business areas with Climate and Hydrological related temporal data. 50

51 Staff Resources Capacity and Efficiency Benefits Consistency Communication 51

52 Partnerships Through shared service agreements, CLOCA is looking to partner conservation authorities to expand the Conservation Authority Hydrologic Information System into new watersheds. 52

53 Questions? David Krupicz Neil MacFarlane 53

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