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  • NCSA will harvest and ingest new data for sentinel sites in new states
  • NCSA will generate drainage polygons of sentinel sites
  • In collaboration with the Hypoxia Task Force (HTF) and the 12 states represented within HTF, NGRREC will develop landing page/Geodashboard with 2-3 sentinel sites in each of the 12 HTF states if there are data available and each state is willing to share

Progress Tracking: Due 911/30/2022020

  • Develop visualizations of conservation practices as a proof of concept for an agricultural conservation dashboardtool: LCCC will work with UIUC scientists to develop a methodology for visualizing the spatial extent and intensity of agricultural conservation practices in three individual watersheds in Illinois or Iowa. These visualizations will then be linked to relevant water quality data from those watersheds.develop a tool/algorithm to standardize approaches to calculate nutrient load conditions and trends
  • Nutrient oad trend analysis tool developed and tested and documentaiton shared with WFF

Progress Tracking: Due 4/30/2021

  • Develop Dashboard: LCCC will complete the dashboard for network of sentinel sites in the Mississippi River Basin states.
  • Dashboard and storyboard publicly available on siteVisualizations will be available on the GLTG website.



Task C: Developing Data platform for BMPs surveys working with Prof. Reid Christianson

  • NCSA will design and develop storage model
  • NCSA will develop a user interface to submit BMP data by state
  • NCSA will develop visualization of the output - chart or geospatial layer

Progress Tracking: Due 119/3130/2020

  • Develop toolvisualizations of conservation practices as a proof of concept for an agricultural conservation dashboard: LCCC will develop a tool/algorithm to standardize approaches to calculate nutrient load conditions and trends.work with UIUC scientists to develop a methodology for visualizing the spatial extent and intensity of agricultural conservation practices in three individual watersheds in Illinois or Iowa. These visualizations will then be linked to relevant water quality data from those watersheds.

  • Visualizations will be available on the GLTG website.

Progress tracking: 

  • States approve agricultural conservation dashboard: Six Mississippi River states will display data collected and analyzed by the University of Illinois on agricultural conservation practices.

  • Dashboards tested, and approved, by representatives of supported states go live on the web. Links will be provided to Nutrient load trend analysis tool developed and tested and documentation shared with WFF.

Task D: GLTG introduced to WFF Illinois Grantee Coalition 

  • NGRREC will have engaged WFF Illinois grantee coalition and other natural resource conservation stakeholders in applying GLTG to help track, guide, and prioritize nutrient loss reduction policies and practices in Illinois
  • NCSA will provide with conference room and teleconference for the meetings

Progress Tracking: Due 9/30/2019

  • LCCC will engage with WFF Illinois Grantees and other Natural Resource conservation stakeholders to develop a concept paper on how GLTG cou;d be applied to help track, guide and prioritize nutrient loss reduction policies and practices in Illinois
  • A short concept paper on how GLTG could be used to advance the implementation of the nutrient loss reduction strategy will be provided to WFF.

Task E: Maintaining and Improving Platform (GLTG)

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