Streamlined Watershed Modeling with the Kentucky Watershed Modeling Information Portal (KWMIP)

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Streamlined Watershed Modeling with the Kentucky Watershed Modeling Information Portal (KWMIP) JSEM 2007 Geospatial Technical Session Columbus, Ohio May 23, 2007 Ray Rush, PE Information Solutions Manager FMSM Engineers Louisville, Kentucky

KWMIP Project Vision Enable better environmental decisions ` ` ` ` Watershed Modelers Improve ease of analyses Increase the value of existing datasets Make it easy to get that data to the people who need it Environmental Data to Model the Environment Apply open standards to allow future expansion no stovepipe!

KWMIP Project Goals & Objectives Increase Model Use TMDLs needed for 2,000 impaired pollutant/waterbodies in KY Improve Modeling Efficiency KWMIP requests and packages many model datasets Improve Model Consistency Model precipitation and temperature statewide Train Water Resource Managers Models as Decision Support Tools Train Modelers KWMIP and new datasets

KWMIP Project Background EPA Environmental Information Exchange Network Challenge Grant Interface with Federal and State level spatial and spatially-related tabular data sources Support watershed modeling and watershed-based assessments

KWMIP Partners U.S. EPA Grantor Demetrio Zourarakis, PhD (DGI) Principal Investigator Mark Ayers, USGS Co-awardee Precipitation & temperature modeling Sam Bacharach, Open GeoSpatial Consortium (OGC) Co-awardee User Needs Assessment, Portal Development, Testing, Installation Bill Caldwell Lee Colten (KY DEP) Co-awardee Project input and review Technical Advisory Group (TAG) ~80 representatives from academia, government, agencies, consultants OGC Sub-Contractors Karen Schaffer, FMSM Project Coordination Andrew Brenner, Sanborn Solutions Web-Enable EPA GeoBook Portal Build Team

TAG (Technical Advisory Group) American Public Works Association CDP Engineers City of Bowling Green Cumberland Environmental Group Eastern Kentucky University EPA various units FEMA FMSM Engineers GRW Kentucky Department of Environmental Protection Kentucky Division of Water Kentucky Geological Survey Kentucky Pride Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers Kentucky Waterways Alliance Khafra Engineering Consultants Lexington Fayette County Urban Government Limno-Tech Louisville Metro Sewer District Morehead State University Murray State University National Weather Service Ohio River Forecast Center Northern Kentucky University ORSANCO PlanGraphics Tennessee Valley Authority Tetra Tech The Nature Conservancy Third Rock University of Kentucky - various units University of Louisville - Stream Restoration Institute USACE USDA-NRCS USGS various disciplines/regions Western Kentucky University

Use Case: KWMIP Models & Tools Surface Water Quality Models Load Duration Curves QUAL2K LSPC HSPF SWMM WASP Hydrologic Models EFDC HEC Tools (Leverage) BASINS WCS MetAdapt Groundwater Model MODFLOW * Included in USEPA Region IV Modeling Toolbox

Use Case: Major KWMIP Data Layers Geospatial Data Digital Ortho Quads Geology Land Cover Elevation Hydrography Karst features Water & Wastewater Infrastructure Population Tabular Data (spatially related) Stream Water Quality (STORET, NWIS, COMPASS) Stream Flow (NWIS) Groundwater & Spring Quality Effluent Flow & Quality (PCS) Impoundment Stage KY Climate Data Generator Soils KY GeoNet already provides access to many of these data layers! http://kygeonet.ky.gov kygeonet.ky.gov/

Building KWMIP Key Concepts Datasets from State and Federal systems retrieved from one interface Build upon what exists minimize new software and systems Apply standards-based COTS software for the interface Proxy requests for data through existing web-enabled interfaces using an open-standard service protocol Defining what is now called the Web Feature Service Simple (WFSS) protocol COTS commercial off-the-shelf software

KWMIP Architecture ` ` ` ` Watershed Modelers KYDEVGIS5 KyVector (mirror) ArcSDE KY Geospatial Datasets KY GeoNet Metadata Catalog EPPC Water Quality Monitoring Locations Nat l Inventory Of Dams (KY) KWMIP Application EPPC Compass NADP USGS NWIS Data USGS StreamStats NRCS Soils STORET (Legacy) NURP STORET (Modern) EPA EIEN/CDX FRS Legend CDX Central Data Exchange (EPA) EIEN Environmental Information Exchange Network (EPA) FRS Facility Registry System (EPA) NADP National Air Deposition Program NURP National Urban Runoff Program NWIS National Water Information System (USGS) PCS Permit Compliance System (EPA) WFSS Web Feature Service (Simple) PCS KY Climate Generator

Kentucky Geography Network KYGEONET Started in 2002 150+ spatial datasets Day-to-day resource for the public and private sector 7.56 million hits in August 2006 Data provider to the USGS National Map

Kentucky Climate Data Generator Watershed based access Precipitation Temperature

KWMIP - Main Page Access KWMIP Search for Data View Available Data Refine Data Selection Download Packaged Data

Model (info) Channel Page Access KWMIP Search for Data View Available Data Refine Data Selection Download Packaged Data

Model-Based Search Criteria Where? When? What? Access KWMIP Search for Data View Available Data Refine Data Selection Download Packaged Data

Model-Based Search Results Access KWMIP Search for Data View Available Data Refine Data Selection Download Packaged Data

Review Metadata Access KWMIP Search for Data View Available Data Refine Data Selection Download Packaged Data

Map Viewer Access KWMIP Search for Data View Available Data Refine Data Selection Download Packaged Data

Creating a Spatial Selection Use existing system USGS StreamStats to automatically generate watersheds Provide the modeler with an interface to refine their watershed boundary polygon prior to submitting data requests Bounding box polygon is used to retrieve spatially-related tabular data Automatic watershed delineation using StreamStats Pull polygon into KWMIP boundary editor to refine Use edited watershed polygon to retrieve spatial data in KWMIP Access KWMIP Search for Data View Available Data Refine Data Selection Download Packaged Data

KWMIP Study Area Boundary Generator Access KWMIP Search for Data View Available Data Refine Data Selection Download Packaged Data

Delineate Basins for Study Boundaries Access KWMIP Search for Data View Available Data Refine Data Selection Download Packaged Data

Prepare to Download Data Access KWMIP Search for Data View Available Data Refine Data Selection Download Packaged Data

Reviewing the Project Vision Enable better environmental decisions ` ` ` ` Watershed Modelers Improve ease of analyses Increase the value of existing datasets Make it easy to get that data to the people who need it Environmental Data to Model the Environment Apply open standards to allow future expansion no stovepipe!

Open Standards Make it Possible! Created a platform to build upon by using a service oriented architecture (SOA) inception of WFS Simple protocol Data simply shows up from one request with spatial and temporal parameters to potentially 70 spatial and spatiallyrelated web services A better project by: Integrating a pre-built open standard package with project specific solutions Collaboration between a geographically distributed team

Questions and Contacts Grant Link: http://www.epa.gov/networkg/ Exchange Network Link: http://www.exchangenetwork.net/index.htm KWMIP Website URL: http://kwmip.ky.gov Build Team Open Geospatial Consortium Technical Lead: Raj Singh, Ph.D. rsingh@opengeospatial.org FMSM Development Lead: Ray Rush, P.E. rrush@fmsm.com ESRI Development Lead: Marten Hogeweg mhogeweg@esri.com Project Team Principal Investigator: Demetrio Zourarakis, Ph.D. demetrio.zourarakis@ky.gov Project Coordinator: Karen Schaffer, FMSM Engineers, kschaffer@fmsm.com Open Geospatial Consortium Planning Lead: Sam Bacharach sbacharach@opengeospatial.org