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Develop State Tracking Sites: LCCC will work with 2 new states and continue with Illinois to develop state specific sub-sites (user interface) that include state progress tracking dashboard, water quality data, key monitoring sites, and indicators for tracking changes in water quality.
Links to state dashboards will be provide to WFF. Links will not be expected to be live to the public.
Progress Tracking: Due 4/30/2021
- States approve water quality tracking: The three states LCCC worked with (Output 2), will use the GLTG water quality tracking dashboards developed for the sub-sites to measure progress implementing the state NLRS and disseminate information to public
- Dashboards tested, and approved, by representatives of supported states and go live on the web.
Task B: Developing dashboard for sentinel sites
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- Develop tool: LCCC will develop a tool/algorithm to standardize approaches to calculate nutrient load conditions and trends
- Nutrient oad load trend analysis tool developed and tested and documentaiton shared with WFF
Outcome Due: 1/31/2021
- States Identify Sentinel Sites: In collaboration with HTF’s Trends Work Group, each Mississippi River Basin state will identify at least one sentinel water quality monitoring location and approve it as a measure of progress for the HTF.
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 site.
Outcome Due: 4/30/2021
- Sentinel Sites approved and active: The HTF’s web site (or a linked site) will list all sentinel sites and current water quality data (as available) from those sites.
- Sites and current data are approved, by representatives of states, and go live on the web.
Task C: Developing Data platform for BMPs surveys working with Prof. Reid Christianson
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