Hydrography Framework Effort

Identified Hydrography Implementation Issues

Issues and Assignments

June 25^th, 1999

Management and/or Administrative Issues

1 Resolve the management responsibilities of the data across the state by the different responsible organizations

Assigned to: Carl Harris

2 Look closely at the data stewardship issue that surround the data by the different responsible organizations

Assigned to: Carl Harris

3 Create policies and procedure on how we integrate all the different data into one central source

Assigned to: Carl Harris

Management and/or Technical Issues

1 Data Accuracy (scale) and scale integration - what approach?

Assigned to: Hydro FW Technical Group

2 Identify and define digital updating units and individual organization responsibilities and mechanisms

Assigned to: Jack Horton, Carl Harris

3 Define the accepted range of Accuracy (scale) for the specific data sets

Assigned to: Carl Harris

4 Address how we manage historical data - versioning, transactional

Assigned to: Carl Harris

Technical Issues

1 Create editing standards and procedures

Assigned to: Martin Hudson, Deborah Naslund

2 Finalize the tool sets used to create routes, indexes and unique feature identifiers

Assigned to: Dan Saul

3 Create quality control standards and policies

Assigned to: Deborah Naslund

4 Look into transaction process - modification of data, where and by whom

Assigned to: Jack Horton, Carl Harris

5 Identify the management/maintenance issues surrounding dynamic segmentation

Assigned to: Dan Saul, Martin Hudson, Jack Horton

6 Explore the use and inclusion of anchor points and tying other data sets back to the hydrography data

Assigned to: Dan Saul

7 Agree on Metadata standards - data and feature levels

Assigned to: Joy Denkers

Newly Added Implementation Issues

8. Agree upon an approach for managing and tracking the unique identifiers

Assigned to: Dale Guenther

9. Agree on a data steward & data management organization for the 1:100K Hydro data

Assigned to: Joy Denkers

10. Using reverse engineering, create a hydrography framework data model

Assigned to: Ken Reister

11. Include into the Hydrography Framework logical and physical data model a way to support high water mark point information

Assigned to: Albert Perez

12. Work on getting appropriate Hydrography data from Oregon, Idaho, & British Columbia for all watersheds containing Washington Border

Assigned to: Carl Harris