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Status Report on the Long-Term Non-Tidal Benthic Database

Status Report on the Long-Term Non-Tidal Benthic Database. Jacqueline Johnson Interstate Commission On the Potomac River Basin June 9, 2010. Milestone. Database Migration to SQL-Server Completed March 30 Currently Have 28,543 Sampling Events From 13,882 Stations In The Watershed.

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Status Report on the Long-Term Non-Tidal Benthic Database

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  1. Status Report on the Long-Term Non-Tidal Benthic Database Jacqueline Johnson Interstate Commission On the Potomac River Basin June 9, 2010

  2. Milestone • Database Migration to SQL-Server Completed March 30 • Currently Have 28,543 Sampling Events From 13,882 Stations In The Watershed. • Acquisition and Processing of Data From USGS NAQWA Program and Fredrick County Maryland in Progress • Application to Generate Potential Indicator Metrics in Progress

  3. Breakdown of Stations and Events

  4. Next Steps • Data Call for 2010 Health and Restoration Report • Data Call With Data Guidance • Timing Of Data Call • Status Of Granting Data Request • 3 Granted To Date • Should Further Data Requests Be Granted

  5. SQL Sever Migration Completed March 30, 2010

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