Integration of National-Level Geospatial Ecological Tools and Data (2014) / Chapter Skim
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33 This appendix lists user needs identified by the project team, pilot teams, and user group. They are grouped into major areas of functionality.
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34 Table A.2. Import and Export My Data Need Transportation Planner or Environmental Staff Resource Agency Conservation Organization FHWA System Owner Reviewer Comment 200 -- Import my GIS data so that I can see it in combination with other data sets.
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35 Table A.3. View Map Data Need Transportation Planner or Environmental Staff Resource Agency Conservation Organization FHWA System Owner Reviewer Comment 307 -- View map data, including transportation plans and projects that others have uploaded so that I can make decisions and approvals.
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36 Table A.4. Analyze Data Need Transportation Planner or Environmental Staff Resource Agency Conservation Organization FHWA System Owner Reviewer Comment 400 -- Use the analytic capabilities in the tool so that I can identify high priority conservation, preservation, and restoration areas.
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37 Table A.5. Generate Reports Need Transportation Planner or Environmental Staff Resource Agency Conservation Organization FHWA System Owner Reviewer Comment 500 -- See lists and sources of available important ecological data for my project area so that I can evaluate data gaps that I may need to fill or supplement.
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38 Table A.7. Manage User and Account Settings Need Transportation Planner or Environmental Staff Resource Agency Conservation Organization FHWA System Owner Reviewer Comment 700 -- Reset my password on my own so I don't need to wait for anyone.
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