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Brendan Sylvander GIS Coordinator 206-860-3252 brendan.sylvander@noaa

Counting Fish, Tracking Dollars, Making Maps, and Collaborating on the Web with Reverse Proxy Server. NOAA WebShop 2004 July 27, 2004. Brendan Sylvander GIS Coordinator 206-860-3252 brendan.sylvander@noaa.gov. Issues, Concerns and Opportunities.

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Brendan Sylvander GIS Coordinator 206-860-3252 brendan.sylvander@noaa

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  1. Counting Fish, Tracking Dollars, Making Maps, and Collaborating on the Web with Reverse Proxy Server NOAA WebShop 2004 July 27, 2004 Brendan Sylvander GIS Coordinator 206-860-3252 brendan.sylvander@noaa.gov

  2. Issues, Concerns and Opportunities • Where is the data (tabular and spatial), metadata, documents, analysis tools, discussions, links, project information and contacts needed for BIOP, M&E and Salmon Recovery activities • How do researchers, project managers, and the public better interface with the Web as a “working system” to store, find, analyze, collaborate, and share data and documents in a distributed environment • How can we get access to salmon and environmental data in a way easy for users to use and update? Example: Salmon Abundance, Genetics, Telemetry, Streamnet, OWEB, PRISM, CALFISH, SSHIAP, DART, EMAP, NRIS, hatcheries data, data not on the internet such as spreadsheets, ASCII files, paper, etc. -How can we better utilize current software/hardware advancements with dedicated application development teams and analysts to support BIOP, M&E, CBCIS, and Pacific Coast Salmon Recovery Fund efforts

  3. SDM Mission Statement The Salmon Data Management team will, for NWFSC scientists and external customers: Promote collaboration, communication, and coordination using e-Gov principles and enterprise-wide architecture framework to share and access internal and external information and data; Provide and maintain “corporate” data, metadata, and applications; Support analysis and project management services, and Respond in a timely and effective manner.

  4. SDM Methodology • Awareness • Assessment • Design/Development/Testing • Transition/Training • Deployment • Maintenance • Project Planning • Documentation • Independent Validation and Verification

  5. SDM Development Environment • Setup and Baseline SDM Development Environment using “Corporate” Software and Hardware – Winter 2002/03 - Oracle 8.1.7 DBMS w/ 440 Gigs - Oracle9iAS, Oracle Designer 6i, Oracle Developer - ESRI SDE and IMS Web Server - ESRI/ERDAS License Key Manager - SDM Staff Fileserver 340 Gigs at Raid 5 - 5 Dual P4 1.7 GHz 1 Gig Workstations/Servers - Network upgrades to 100 MB LAN and 1 Gig Fiber

  6. SDM Production Environment • Setup and Baseline SDM Production Environment using “Corporate” Software and Hardware – Spring 2003 - Oracle 8.1.7 and 9i DBMS Servers - Oracle9iAS, Oracle Forms and Reports Servers - ESRI SDE and IMS Web Servers - 7 Dual P4 2.4 GHz 2 Gig Servers w/ 330 Gigs Raid - Network upgrades to 1 Gig Fiber

  7. NWFSC Salmonid Databasehttp://webapps.nwfsc.noaa.gov/nsd

  8. Pacific Coastal Salmon Recovery Fund Databasehttp://webapps.nwfsc.noaa.gov/pcsrf

  9. NWFSC Collaboration Websitehttp://webapps.nwfsc.noaa.gov

  10. Live Demonstration of… • NWFSC Salmonid Database Pilot V.1.4 • PCSRF Public Database V.1.0 • SDM Web Pilot V.1.3

  11. Lesson Learned • Hardware is cheap – capability doubles every 18 months at same cost • MS Windows 2000 Server is easy to manage compared to Unix • NMFS Oracle support license has been great but now charge as used • ESRI GSA support license is expensive - $36K/yr for NWFSC • Reverse Proxy Server was difficult to setup with Oracle AS but now stable • Disaster recovery and backup for Development servers with Ghost at $54/server compared to typical $750/server is absolutely essential • Reusing Oracle Web Forms and Portals templates • Oracle Designer 6i Metadata Repository is invaluable • Documentation, documentation, documentation for DQA • 508 is a continuous improvement process and tradeoffs are involved • People and/or development costs are the most expensive component • Moving toward Mercury TestDirector automated testing, MS Visual Sourcesafe, and increased project management • Data quality issues for both primary and secondary data continue to pose the most difficult challenges in time and labor • Managing “change” for all of the above will be even more difficult over the life cycle

  12. Q & Q U E S T I O N S A N S W E R S A

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