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Streamlining Conservation Planning with GIS and USDA EAuth Integration

This project illustrates the integration of GIS technology and USDA eAuthentication in developing comprehensive conservation plans. The planning process involves importing land unit boundaries, soils, imagery, and topography data from public servers, allowing for efficient digitization of fields and features. Planners can create buffers, setbacks, and produce maps with automatic reporting. Conservation practices are aligned with national and local standards, and modifications can easily be made with simplified editing tools. Exporting plans in XML format enhances data sharing and collaboration.

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Streamlining Conservation Planning with GIS and USDA EAuth Integration

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  1. GeoAgro Cplanner Sample screenshots

  2. TSP/ logs in with USDA eauth….. 2

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  4. TSP searches conservation plan folder and checks itout….. 4

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  9. Conservation plan is organized by Plan/Land Unit/Practices…. 9

  10. The TSP can create new items for the Plan…. 10

  11. The TSP can create new items for the Plan….

  12. Practices are linked to National/Local Standards….

  13. Using GIS to develop the plan • Getting Land Units boundaries from NRCS • Getting base data (Soils, Imagery, Topography)  automatically • Digitizing fields/subfields, other features • Creating Buffers, Setbacks • Measuring distances, calculating areas • Creating maps • Sharing pictures & background info

  14. The plan is exported from NCPDB…. • //put screenshots of exporting to XML

  15. Land Unit boundaries are imported from NCPDB….

  16. Soils, Imagery & Topography come automatically from public servers…. 25

  17. Soils maps & tables (SSURGO)….. 26

  18. Topography (DRGs)…. 27

  19. Simplified editing tools for working on the plan….. 28

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  21. The planner easily updates info in layers (eg: soil samples…..) 30

  22. Conservation practices….. 31

  23. Conservation practices….. 32

  24. Streams, Ponds, or other relevant physical features…..

  25. the Planner can create buffers, setbacks, and estimate spreadable acreage …..

  26. One click map reporting….. 40

  27. Developing the plan • MMP/Rusle2/P-index integration

  28. Start MMP from the CNMP section ….. • //put screenshot with GIS/MMP/etc.

  29. MMP is opened and data from GIS automatically imported …..

  30. RUSLE2 and other tools can be made available for plan development…. …..

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