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Tucker County, West Virginia
June 21 - 25, 2004
Northeast NCSS Research Needs Committee Report
Taxonomy Committee
Technical Soil Services Ad Hoc Committee Report
Northeast Hydric Soils Committee
Subaqueous Soils Committee Report
Standards and Procedures Committee
Joyce Scheyer, NRCS-NSSC Liaison (chair)
Stephanie Connolly, USFS- MNF
Debbie Frigon, NRCS- CT (representing Shawn McVey)
Tony Jenkins, NRCS -WV
Eileen O'Neill, NRCS-WV
John Galbraith, Virginia Tech Univ.
Chris Fabian, NRCS-PA
Cara Sponaugle, USFS/WVU
Robert Dobos, NRCS-NSSC
Chris Smith, NRCS-NJ
Jeff Thomas, NRCS-VA
Henry Lin, Penn State Univ.
Sharon Waltman, NRCS-NSSC
Lenore Vasilas, NRCS-EPA Liaison
Dave Kinsbury, NRCS-WV
Neil Babik, USFS -Region 9 Milwaukee
Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity (Ksat) of Lithic and Paralithic Materials
Purpose: To determine typical Ksat values of lithic and paralithic materials in the northeast.
Area of Emphasis: Northeast Region (might initially concentrate on MLRA 147, 127 and 140).
Project Description: Some interpretations, including the "soil surface runoff" interpretation provided for P-based nutrient management plans are influenced by Ksat of lithic and paralithic materials especially for shallow and moderately deep soils. However, Ksat values populated in our NASIS database can vary by a factor of 1000 within the same geology formations. While permeability of bedrock is highly variable, it would improve the quality and consistency of our data to get baseline Ksat values (RV and range) for near surface lithic and paralithic materials.
The focus should be on collect data for lithic and paralithic materials that occur within 100 cm of the surface. Sampling should also include the overlying horizons. The most common formations in the northeast should initially be sampled. Initial investigation will concentrate on MLRA 147, 148 and 140. Initial soil series are proposed as Berks, Weikert, Dekalb, Opequon, Klinesville of MLRA 147, Penn of MLRA 148, and Arnot of MLRA 140.
An additional focus will determine methods to measure Ksat in lithic and paralithic materials.
Approach: MO12 and MO13 soil scientist will choose appropriate formations to sample and work with the NSSC staff in Lincoln to do the sampling.
Expected results:
Resources needed: Assistance from the Lincoln staff (Phil Schoenberger or Doug Wysocki or others). Possible purchase of Amoozemeters. Pennsylvania has made an initial request for NSSC staff to provide assistance for an initial investigation in FY2004.
Contacts: Ed White, NRCS-PA. Chris Fabian, NRCS-PA. Phil Schoenberger, NSSC.
Submitted by: Northeast NCSS Research Needs Committee, 2004
Literature Review to Develop BMPs to Alleviate or Prevent Soil Compaction
Purpose: To determine if adequate information exists to write BMPs to both prevent soil compaction and to restore soil porosity to previously compacted soil.
Area of Emphasis: East Region
Background: A system of medium and large pore connected to the surface is central to the most processes that soil performs. The loss of these pores is similar to soil lost to erosion, except that when porosity is restored, soil function can be recovered. Soil compaction of agricultural and forest soil has long been identified as a potential problem of resulting from heavy equipment including bulk spreaders, skidders as well as the tractor and tillage equipment. More recently, soil compaction has also been identified as a major problem in reestablishing soil function to drastically disturbed soils in areas of cuts and fills for subdivisions, mining reclamation and storm water basins.
Preserving and restoring pore space in soil is central to reducing non-point source pollution by increasing infiltration and reducing runoff. Soil compaction threatens the long term productivity of our lands. In severely compacted soil, wetting and drying and freeze-thaw cycles are ineffective at restoring porosity. It is also impossible for plant roots to penetrate these high density soils, essentially rendering the soil permanently loss unless restoration is undertaken.
Approach: BMPs are needed to suggest management alternatives to prevent soil compaction as well as to restore soil porosity to presently compacted soils. Many investigations and research have already learned much about the factors affecting the compaction process. Before initiating new research it is important to determine if enough information exists to make specific recommendations.
The Research Committee is requesting report an analysis of existing literature and other relevant information that could be used to write BMPs. In addition, the report will list what information gaps prevent completion of a comprehensive set of BMPs that can be utilized to maintain or restore soil porosity.
Resources needed: Approximately 2,000 hours of staff ($20/hr) and 500 hours ($40/hr) of team leader time to review literature and prepare report of findings. Total cost not to exceed $60,000.
Contacts: Dr. John M. Galbraith, VPI
Submitted by: Northeast NCSS Research Needs Committee, 2004
No new proposals were presented. No items were referred from other committees or from the National Committee. We are in the post 9th edition lull.
The new Standards Committee is considering what the scope of its activities will be. Some of these items were formerly sent to the Taxonomy Committee. We sat in with the first session of the Standards Committee in their discussions.
The content and results of those discussions will be in Standards Committee Report.
Steven Fischer
Acting, Acting Co-Chair
This Ad Hoc committee was proposed by the East Region Technical Soil Services Network made up of State Soil Scientists and New England NRCS soil scientists involved in technical soil services delivery. We met for the first time at the Northeast Region NCSS Conference in NY in 2002.
If you are interested in being added to this email list, contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Establish effective communication among technical soil service providers and others to maintain consistency, reduce duplication, and improve technical soil services in the east region.
Lisa Krall, co-chair, CT
Thom Villars, co-chair, VT
Jim Turenne, RI
William Taylor, MA
John Davis, MAIRT
Shawn McVey, CT
Ed Stein, NY
Chris Smith, NJ
If you are interested in being on this committee, contact firstname.lastname@example.com
This group was formed to address technical soil services at the national level. It has had face to face meetings and several teleconferences.
Russ Kelsea: Advisor
Kip Kolesinskas: Chair
Clayton Lee, MO
Edward Ealy, GA
Lisa Krall, CT
Gerald Stratton, NM
Larry Natzke, WI
Trahan, Larry LA
Michael Petersen, CO
Neil Peterson; WA
Steve Depew, MS
Rich Gehring, OH
Russ Kelsea: Advisor
Kip Kolesinskas: Chair
Clayton Lee, MO
Edward Ealy, GA
Lisa Krall, CT
Gerald Stratton, NM
Larry Natzke, WI
Trahan, Larry LA
Michael Petersen, CO
Neil Peterson; WA
Steve Depew, MS
Rich Gehring, OH
The advisory group will be rotating some slots and adding some non-NRCS members. If you have recommendations, please let Russ know.
The committee developed a prioritized list of issues to consider.
Six focus areas surfaced during our discussions in 2002.
Thanks to all those who joined our discussions in 2004
Alex Topalanchik –WV
Maxine Levin – HQ
John Nicholson – VA
David Kriz - VA
Shawn McVey – CT
Rich Gehring – OH
Kip Kolesinslas – CT
Lillian Woods – WV
Dean Cowherd – MD
Carlos Cole – WV
Rick Jones - WV
Alex Topalanchik –WV
Maxine Levin – HQ
John Nicholson – VA
David Kriz - VA
Shawn McVey – CT
Rich Gehring – OH
Kip Kolesinslas – CT
Lillian Woods – WV
Dean Cowherd – MD
Carlos Cole – WV
Rick Jones - WV
1. Communications, 2002
Better communications between soil resource specialists and state, regional, and field offices, university, private sector, NCSSC, SSD, as well as among resource soil scientists is needed.
Communications, 2004 Recommendations
2. Address problem interpretations, 2002
Seek resolution
3. Coordinate the establishment of a minimum skill set and level, 2002
Coordinate the establishment of a minimum skill set and level, 2004 Recommendations
The national advisory group developed a draft position description and employee development plan (proficiency model). Both are included (RSSproposedPD.doc, IDPSept2003.xls). Feel free to use any part of them that you need. Address comments or questions to anyone in the group.
The employee development plan is being reviewed by several people at the center. We would like any comments or suggestions from you as well. It goes from GS 5 – 12. It establishes a career path and skill set for soils scientists wanting to perform technical soil services.
Position description: Russ is working with Terry Evans, an HR specialist in Fort Worth, to classify a resource soil scientist from GS 5 – 12 and match it up with the proficiency model. It is in draft form at this time and not classified. If you are working on these descriptions in your state, Russ will be happy to provide assistance. He also used this to provide feedback about TSS performance measures that could be reported as progress.
4. Identify research and data collection needed for technical service delivery, 2002
Communicate with research needs committee.
Example: Many requests come in for background levels of metals in our soils. Testing is needed. The research needs committee has this on their project list. Soil technical services group should ad input, possible assistance if appropriate (sample collection, perhaps). Additionally, the USDA-NRCS Soil Geochemistry Data website http://nm6.ftw.nrcs.usda.gov/website/trace_elements/viewer.htm has this information on select soils and uses interactive ArcIMS technology for the viewer. Communication about this resource and how to contribute to the data may be needed.
Example: Many requests come in for background levels of metals in our soils. Testing is needed. The research needs committee has this on their project list. Soil technical services group should ad input, possible assistance if appropriate (sample collection, perhaps). Additionally, the USDA-NRCS Soil Geochemistry Data website http://nm6.ftw.nrcs.usda.gov/website/trace_elements/viewer.htm has this information on select soils and uses interactive ArcIMS technology for the viewer. Communication about this resource and how to contribute to the data may be needed.
Joyce keeps in touch with a number of us, ongoing
Identify research and data collection needed for technical service delivery, 2004 Recommendations
At a regional resource soil scientist meeting, include
5. Guidelines Needed, 2002
For resources soil scientists performing
Many exist in handbooks and manuals. Explore available guidelines in NCSS handbooks and manuals first to see what we already have.
Explore what individual states already have.
Guidelines Needed, 2004 Recommendations
6. Market Technical Soil Services and National Cooperative Soil Survey, 2002
Examples: Describe CTA – non farm bill technical assistance. Russ Kelsea and Kip Kolesinskas both provided input to the National CTA committee on technical soil services charged to conservation technical assistance programs
Members of the national advisory group published an article in Soil Survey Horizons on the importance of keeping soil survey activities and technical soil services linked.
Examples: Describe CTA – non farm bill technical assistance. Russ Kelsea and Kip Kolesinskas both provided input to the National CTA committee on technical soil services charged to conservation technical assistance programs
Members of the national advisory group published an article in Soil Survey Horizons on the importance of keeping soil survey activities and technical soil services linked.
Market Technical Soil Services and National Cooperative Soil Survey, 2004 Recommendations
#3) Coordinate the establishment of a minimum skill set and level, 2002
A draft position description and employee development plan has been written.
#3) Coordinate the establishment of a minimum skill set and level, 2002
A draft position description and employee development plan has been written.
2004-2006 actions
Soil Scientist
The position is located at the office name in city name, state. The incumbent serves as resource soil scientist responsible for maintenance, interpretation, and distribution of soil survey information; conducting information and education activities related to soils and soil survey; providing support to users of soil survey information; and assisting with conservation planning, environmental assessment, and natural resource management activities throughout the geopolitical area name.
[examples related to Conservation Programs]
[examples related to Conservation Programs]
Assists with the implementation of the Farmland Protection Policy Act. (xx%)
Develops or reviews land evaluation groupings using the Computer Assisted Land Evaluation System and completes the NRCS portion of Farmland Conversion Impact Ratings (forms AD-1006 and CPA-106). Works with local governments in the development of site assessment scoring categories.
Assists in the implementation of the Farm and Ranchland Protection Program. (xx%)
Establishes and maintains contacts with State, tribal, or local governments and non-governmental organizations interested in partnerships related to agricultural conservation easements from landowners. Serves on the Farm and Ranchland Protection Program committee to develop or revise an offer ranking system.
Provides technical expertise in the application of Farm Bill programs. (xx%)
Develops or reviews ranking systems, eligibility criteria, program specific data, and practice applications for CRP, GRP, EQIP, EWP, WRP and other programs. Expertise varies with each program, but includes farmland classification (prime, unique, etc.), wetland identification, and Highly Erodible Land (HEL) determinations. Assists Field Office staff with interpretation of soil data and determinations during the program signup and application periods.
Provides technical expertise in program appeals. (xx%)
Serves as a technical soil specialist for highly erodible land, wetland conservation, and conservation compliance. Provides soil expertise (e.g., assignment of soil erodibility factors and identification of hydric soils) at appeals that are elevated to the County Farm Service Agency Committee, State Conservationist (Technical Reviews), and the National Appeals Division.
Delineates wetlands. (xx%)
Delineates wetlands following procedures outlined in the Wetland Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) or as outlined by the state's MOA workgroup. Recommends changes to hydric soil lists to the State Soil Scientist (SSS). Serves as soils instructor for training such as the COE Regulatory IV course, and National Food Security Act.
[examples related to Information, Education, and Field Office Support]
[examples related to Information, Education, and Field Office Support]
Maintains Section II of the Field Office Technical Guide. (xx%)
Reviews, edits, maintains, and creates material for the Field Office Technical Guide. Coordinates changes with the State Soil Scientist and State Technical Guide Committee. Collaborates with other discipline specialists to assure accuracy and consistency of soil survey data in Section II with other parts of the Field Office Technical Guide, including natural resource data, quality criteria, and practice standards.
Assists technical specialists with soil interpretations. (xx%)
Serves on multidisciplinary teams to assist technical specialists from other disciplines with appropriate application of soil survey information, including soil properties and interpretations.
Conducts information activities. (xx%)
Provides soils expertise for the accurate delivery of soil information in the form of correspondence, articles, and effective presentations to internal and external users groups. Provides support for technical publications.
Provides training in soils and soil survey. (xx%)
Develops and provides training in soil science and the use of soil survey information to NRCS personnel and non-NRCS users. Training includes principles of soil science and use of soil survey information in hardcopy and digital data formats.
Supports educational activities. (xx%)
Develops and provides training in soil science to teachers and students in support of envirothon, land judging and conservation field days. Makes soil displays and monoliths, creates formal presentations, and maintains a photo library.
Assists field offices with the distribution of soil information. (xx%)
Develops fact sheets, job sheets, technical notes, and other publications to address locally important soil issues. Assists field office with distribution of soil survey information, and integration of soil issues in overall program activities.
Conducts on-site soil investigations. (xx%)
Provides on-site technical assistance to agency personnel and the public on the interpretation and application of soil survey information related to specific soil, water, air, plant, and animal resource concerns. Assists with or conducts special projects such as high intensity soil surveys, natural resource inventories, Soil Quality initiatives, and multi-discipline or multi-agency natural resource studies.
Develops, trains and assists with GIS products. (xx%)
Assists with development and maintenance of NRCS technical tools and resources. Provides training and assistance in development and analysis of GIS products and modeling programs. Trains personnel in the use of technical resource evaluation tools.
Conducts geophysical investigations. (xx%)
Uses geophysical and other technological tools such as Ground Penetrating Radar, Electrical Conductivity and Electromagnetic Induction meters, Calcimeters, permeameters, and infiltrometers and interprets the results.
Evaluates soil characteristics. (xx%)
Evaluates existing soil properties and characteristics for their applicability and use in conservation practices and land management.
Evaluates new technologies. (xx%)
Tests and evaluates new technologies such as the soil quality test kit and soil conditioning index, and makes recommendations regarding applicability in the field.
[examples related to Soil Interpretations]
[examples related to Soil Interpretations]
Maintains and supports soil interpretations. (xx%)
Reviews existing interpretations for inaccuracies due to data errors or deficiencies in the interpretive criteria. Assists agency technical specialists and the public with the understanding and application of existing soil interpretations and identifies soil properties and interpretations needed to improve the delivery and utility of soil survey information. Works with database managers and others to resolve data completeness and data quality issues.
Data maintenance and delivery. (xx%)
Assists with maintenance of soil survey data in NASIS, including quality control and data entry. Monitors and updates soil survey data as necessary to meet current needs and initiates export of soil survey data to the soil data warehouse. Downloads or exports soil survey data for users, including customized exports for specific uses. Develops and maintains non-technical soil descriptions. Maintains information in Customer Service Toolkit, Soil Data Viewer, and MS Access databases. Assists users with these databases and with soil report writing tools.
Develops interpretations. (xx%)
Identifies and documents interpretive needs. Develops interpretive criteria in collaboration with technical specialists in related disciplines. Implements interpretive criteria in NASIS. Assists in the development of soil interpretive groups as needed for tools such as ecological site descriptions and forage suitability groups.
[example related to Soil Survey Products]
[example related to Soil Survey Products]
Develops general soil maps. (xx%)
Develops general soils maps by aggregating SSURGO soil map units according to broad land use planning needs. Resolves issues related to joining soil maps with adjacent areas.
[examples related to Soil Survey Project Activities]
[examples related to Soil Survey Project Activities]
Collects soil samples for laboratory characterization. (xx%)
Directs, coordinates and conducts soil sampling for laboratory characterization. Locates suitable sites, contacts landowners and coordinates with the National Soil Survey Laboratory. Identifies and selects sites for sampling benchmark soils.
Participates in soil survey field reviews. (xx%)
Represents the state/area/MLRA office name at soil survey progress field reviews, correlation conferences, and other technical assistance visits.
Conducts field investigations in support of soil survey. (xx%)
Participates in soil survey data collection projects such as water table monitoring, temperature studies, and GPR surveys for use in the update or maintenance of soil surveys. Conducts studies on use dependent, near surface soil properties to improve interpretations and evaluate soil quality.
Performs soil mapping and other soil survey field activities. (xx%)
Completes temporary details to ongoing progressive soil surveys to perform field mapping, collect field documentation including soil profile descriptions and map unit transects, and participate in other phases of soil survey field operations.
Reviews policies and technical guidance documents. (xx%)
Provides comment and review of national soil survey standards and procedures. Emphasizes the state and regional perspective in the review and commentary.
Assists with map compilation, digitizing, and map finishing. (xx%)
Assists State Soil Scientist with map compilation. Provides support and resources for digital soil survey projects and products.
Reviews and edits soil survey manuscripts. (xx%)
Conducts additional review of soil survey manuscripts. Assists with technical review and edit. Checks for completeness and consistency of manuscript text and tables.
Participates in functional reviews and program appraisals. (xx%)
Serves as a team member for field office quality assurance reviews and appraisals. Reviews field office use of soils information (source data) in the application of conservation practices and programs. Recommends necessary changes to policies, guidelines, organizational structure, or field office procedures.
[examples related to Education and Outreach]
[examples related to Education and Outreach]
Markets soil survey products. (xx%)
Develops and implements a marketing plan for soil survey products. Establishes and maintains contacts with soil survey user groups.
Provides training in soils and soil survey. (xx%)
Develops and provides training in soil science and the use of soil survey information to NRCS and non-NRCS audiences. Training includes principles of soil science and the appropriate use of soil survey information in hardcopy and digital soil data formats. Training is provided to a wide range of users including public officials for land management purposes, and university or industrial researchers for research design and data analysis purposes.
Participates in public policy forums. (xx%)
Serves on committees and special task groups at the state, regional or national level to help formulate and recommend policy changes, improve soil interpretations and management, or refine soil data.
Provides training in new technologies. (xx%)
Utilizes GIS and GPS technology and trains others in its appropriate use in the field. GIS training includes the use of SSURGO digital soil surveys and Soil Data Viewer.
[other example activities]
[other example activities]
Serves as soil survey liaison. (xx%)
Serves as a liaison with federal, state and local agencies to help coordinate and integrate agency programs and activities related to use and application of soil survey information. Attends and participates in state, regional, and national conferences and professional society meetings.
Coordinates the soil survey technical services program. (xx%)
Assists in the preparation of plan of operations, business plans, budget plans, long range plans, and training plans related to soil survey technical services.
Performs other duties as assigned.
[Evaluation factors are specific to each position and must be written in a manner that describes the exact requirements of the position. Position classification specialists determine the grade level of a position based on these evaluation factors. Contact your Human Resource Specialist for guidance in writing evaluation factors.]
[Evaluation factors are specific to each position and must be written in a manner that describes the exact requirements of the position. Position classification specialists determine the grade level of a position based on these evaluation factors. Contact your Human Resource Specialist for guidance in writing evaluation factors.]
1. Knowledge Required by the Position
Knowledge of all phases of the soil survey program as gained through training and actual experience in the conduct of soil survey mapping, interpretation, and information delivery in order to provide products and services that meet requestors' needs.
Knowledge of pedology, geology, hydrology, engineering, climatology, biology, soil physics, soil chemistry, conservation planning, and environmental land use planning in order to participate in interdisciplinary teams and appropriately manipulate soil survey data.
Knowledge and understanding of database systems and geographic information systems in order to maintain soil data, manipulate datasets, create reports, and produce custom data formats.
Knowledge of instructional techniques in order to develop effective training materials and conduct training.
Ability to communicate with others (verbally, TTY, sign language or lip reading) in order to express ideas, convey facts, make effective presentations, and facilitate an open exchange of ideas.
Skill in written communication in order to clearly, concisely, and completely describe ideas, facts, and procedures in training materials, popular articles, technical notes, and scientific papers.
Knowledge and understanding of federal agricultural programs and local land use laws and regulations and associated legal and political processes in order to effectively apply soil survey information.
2. Supervisory Controls
The position is supervised by the position title, who provides guidance in defining priorities and commits resources to projects based on local business plans and agency strategic plans. Guidance defines objectives. The incumbent defines specific activities to meet objectives, creates work plans, develops methods, and apportions time spent on various phases of work.
Incumbent works in a team setting and exercises initiative in collaborating with colleagues to identify objectives, set goals, and define solutions in a team concept. Many teams function autonomously. The team concept is dynamic and expected to change. The incumbent is expected to perform various roles in the team as the situation demands.
The incumbent is a technical authority, and work products are normally accepted without significant change. When work is reviewed, it is for relevance of the technical objectives and for contributions to the Soil Survey Division and Agency mission.
3. Guidelines
Primary guidelines are set forth in NRCS policy and NCSS technical standards. Most guidelines exist in the form of policy statements or general instructions. Some guidelines exist as specific instructions. The incumbent is responsible for developing specific guidelines where necessary to accomplish objectives. The position requires judgement on the part of the incumbent. Originality and creativity are needed to develop products and services.
4. Complexity
The position involves coordination of products, services, and activities. Demands for products and services are constantly changing. New and innovative data manipulations, interpretations, and presentation modes are sometimes needed to satisfy needs. The incumbent must deal with a wide array of topics from agronomy to environmental engineering, and from traditional hardcopy manuscripts to Web based products.
5. Scope and Effect
The position affects agricultural producers, the general public, NRCS, and cooperating agencies in the assigned area. The work impacts a wide range of soil survey program activities, and agricultural programs.
6. Personal Contacts
Contacts are with private citizens, NRCS employees, and employees in other USDA and USDI agencies at the local level.
7. Purpose of Contacts
Contacts are for the purpose of delivery of soil survey data and information, and for the purpose of providing training in the use of soil survey data and interpretive information. In some cases, contacts are necessary to resolve controversial issues.
8. Physical Demands
The work occurs in both outside and office environments. Outside activities involve strenuous walking over steep terrain and lifting and carrying of moderately heavy soil samples, tools, and specialized scientific equipment. The incumbent must be able to operate a four-wheel drive vehicle and other motorized equipment.
9. Work Environment
The work includes occasional contact with poisonous plants and snakes when working outdoors, and everyday risks and discomforts typical of offices and meeting rooms.
No chair was assigned to committee so participants appointed Lenore Vasilas chair.
To encourage dialogue between the Mid-Atlantic and New England on similar hydric soils issues.
Charge could not be addressed because there was no representation from New England at the committee meeting.
The mid-Atlantic Hydric Soils Committee has published an updated version of Field Indicators of Hydric Soils in the Mid-Atlantic United States. They have also published A Guide to Hydric Soils in the Mid-Atlantic (CD publication) in cooperation with the MO office in Morgantown, WV. All NECSS meeting participants received a copy of the CD publication.
Problem soil monitoring and indicator development
Growing season/ biological zero study
Unless there is participation by members from New England the committee cannot fulfill its charge and therefore be discontinued.
Change charges and/or merge with the subaqueous soil mapping committee
Martin Rabenhorst – University of Maryland
Mark Stolt – University of Rhode Island
David Kingsbury – NRCS, Morgantown, WV
Steven Indrick – NRCS, Syracuse, NY
Kip Kolesinskas – NRCS, Tolland, CT
Maxine Levin – NRCS, Washington, DC
Bruce Dubee – NRCS, Richmond, VA
Dean Cowherd - NRCS, Annapolis, MD
The Standards and Procedures committee signifies itself in the following way. Standards are considered any quantitative or qualitative model for measurement or comparison. Procedures are deemed any method, process, system, or practice. In simple terms, standards will answer the question "how much" or "how good" and procedures will explain "by what means" or "in what order".
Dr. Pam Thomas
USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service
Richmond, VA 23229
Mark Van Lear
USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service
Morgantown, WV 26505
Debbie Anderson, SDQS, MO-14, Raleigh, NC
Steve Baker, Soil Scientist, NRCS, Philippi, WV
Jared Beard, Resource Soil Scientist, NRCS, Moorefield, WV
Skip Bell, SDQS, NRCS, Morgantown, WV
Debbie Chase, Resource Inventory Specialist, NRCS, Morgantown, WV
Wayne Hoar, State Soil Scientist, NRCS, ME
Melissa Marinaro, GIS Specialist, NRCS, Morgantown, WV
Debra Murphy, Cartographic Technician, NRCS, Summersville, WV
Tim Prescott, GIS Specialist, NRCS, Morgantown, WV
Pam Thomas, Soil Scientist, NRCS, Richmond, VA
Mark Van Lear, SDQS, NRCS, Morgantown, WV
Sharon Waltman, Soil Scientist, NRCS, Lincoln, NE
Many more are needed
Steve Carpenter, MO-13 Team Leader/SSS, NRCS, Morgantown, WV
Teresa Huffman, Cartographic Technician, NRCS, Summersville, WV,
Don Flegel, SDQS, NRCS, Buckeye, WV
Jennifer Sweet, Soil Scientist, NRCS, Fort Worth, TX
Bruce Dubee, Soil Scientist, NRCS, Richmond, VA
Charles Delp, Asst. SSS, NRCS, Summersville, WV
Marc Crouch, SDQS, NRCS, Raleigh, NC (Richmond, VA)
Dr. Willem Van Eck, Private Consultant, Cary, NC
Maxine Levin, Liason, NRCS, Washington, DC
Jim Ware, Soil Scientist, NRCS, Washington, DC
Steve Fisher, SDQS, NRCS, Amherst, MA
Henry Ferguson, SDQS/Database, Indianapolis, IN
Proposed at the 2002 NE conference.
Very little information to go on
No one from that meeting participated
Considered combining with Taxonomy
In the absence of direction–
Evaluate, modify, and (if necessary) develop guidelines, processes, and ways of "doing business" in the NE for the betterment of the soil survey program both regionally and nationally. Evaluations and recommendations will be passed on to the National Committee in May 2005.
Since reorganization – somewhere between 18 and 70 different ways of doing things - without a strong central influence
Contrast this to pre 1995 – at least 52 programs and a more influential and stronger NSSC
Are we better off now? Worse?
New technologies, new processes
New ways of carrying out business
New roles, new responsibilities
Various standards, processes, and guides are simply out of date
We are rapidly changing!
"The focus is on solutions"
We are presently unorganized and unfocused
This is a huge chunk of real estate to bite off
Many different avenues and levels where work is needed
We have different perspectives and priorities
Standards versus processes (procedures)
Slow start
Highly varied ideas ranging from broad and idealistic to narrow and specific
Phase out the acronym "SSURGO" since this refers to a product rather than a process. At the present, there is much more to think about.
"Toolbox" for digital soils information.
Need a location/process to request tool development.
Uniformity in state publications.
Update versus maintenance projects
Review definitions in NSSH and other technical references
Respond to recent flooding/ponding proposal
Much more productive
Brainstorming turned up several "areas" where work is needed
Evaluate existing standards
States and MOs – "Can't we all just get along?"
New projects - update versus maintenance status
Digital soil surveys
SDQS versus MLRA PL
Many, many others
Establish relevancy
Achieve consistency
Are they adequate?
Room for improvement?
Do we understand why they are in place?
Are we going to follow them?
Perspective makes all the difference
Lets put our heads together and compare notes
Tell us what we are doing wrong
Accept our criticism (constructive)
Evaluate current responsibilities and make adjustments
Who decides (states)?
Should the MOs be involved?
Individual survey evaluations versus entire state?
What is the criteria used to make this decision?
Are evaluation items applied consistently?
Could separate individuals/teams arrive at the same conclusions?
NSSH guidelines are geared toward the once over.
Loophole in the NSSH regarding quality control/quality assurance.
New technology, new challenges
General soil map development
Update part 647 of the NSSH
Creating and modifying digital soil layers using GIS
Whose data/layers?
Quality control and assurance – how do we evaluate correlation decisions?
NSSH guidelines, certifications, checklist developed for the once over
How are the DU and DMF centers responding to these changes?
Urban soil interpretations
All manuscripts NASIS generated
OSD object in NASIS
OSD pedons, DMUs, linking, sharing, joining, representative pedons
Population standards
Metric –English difficulties
Re-think database structure
Additional data elements
Update era
new ideas, breaking traditional methods and processes
Roles and duties may be changing, may be forced to change
field expertise, quality control of maps and mapping
Responsible for more field checking and verification
concentrate more on processing decisions?
Need for faster correlation
updates are supposed to be faster
speed up correlations using quarterly process
Shrinking budgets may necessitate less travel
Teleconferences and net meetings may become the norm
Requires coordination of responsibilities
NSSC to develop and maintain a technology and information clearinghouse where literature, tools, programs, and methods are housed and made available to others.
Tools and methods developed by universities, field staff, MOs, states, cooperators
Lessen duplication of effort
At least one representative from each state
At least one from each MO
Cooperators (Universities, other agencies)
Private consultants
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Of the many strengths that pundits have highlighted during Michigan's successful run to the postseason this season few if any have singled out defense as one of those positives. One of the staunchest critics of the Wolverines' defensive efforts has been head man John Beilein. However, after Thursday night's 57-40 victory over Wofford in the opening round of the NCAA tournament he was singing a different tune.
"They held us to 57 points, but we did a terrific job on guarding Cochran, Garcia, all their three-point weapons," said Beilein. "Jordan Morgan did a great job in the post. We were able to get a win basically with our defense today. That's something that a lot of people wouldn't say as they watched us play this year, but these guys made a commitment to it today and it paid off."
The stats certainly bear that out. The Terriers shot a paltry 34% from the field and were an astounding 1/19 from three-point range. Conversely Michigan shot a blistering 64% in the first half before cooling down considerably after the break. The subpar shooting performance in the second half was a hearty reminder of how fleeting success on the offensive end of the floor can sometimes be.
"We know we're pretty efficient offensively and most times we don't have very much trouble scoring the basketball from different people and different games," Jordan Morgan said. "We know we're only going to go as far as our defense carries us, and we never know which game is really going to be our last. So we just want to play every game defensively as best we can."
"We emphasized this week (that) we can't talk about defense after a loss anymore," Beilein added. "It's going to be your last game. So, we got to make another commitment to make sure that you understand we're going to have to do that, and that probably was our best defensive performance overall by everybody."
"It may be (Michigan's best defensive performance of the year). It's tough to compare them, they're four months apart, but you know, Cochran can score on anybody. He's averaged four 3s a game. We were trying to think who guards him. We put the freshman on him. He's a great defender, you know, off the ball and made Cochran take tough shots."
Michigan took a few tough shots of its own, but the man in charge didn't take issue with that. He was more concerned with the uncharacteristic turnovers.
"A couple of the turnovers (Wofford) didn't really create them," he said. "We had some sloppy just plays. I mean, we just threw the ball away a couple times. And then Cochran got the two steals in the first half. We had three charges would be in there. That call is still one that is difficult for everybody to understand, and those charges cost us turnovers as well."
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"I definitely wanted Glenn to shoot in those situations. As Mike said, you expect that when you look at just percentages of what they may do. But they don't see Glenn in practice every day. And that's what we want Glenn to shoot those when they leave him that open. It's the only way we want him to play. And I was really happy with his with his first half. That's how we got out in front."
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Robinson's father was in "good position" quite frequently in that very same building during his time with the Milwaukee Bucks. Playing a game in that type of shadow might create pressure for some youngster's, but not for Robinson III.
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Colorado Atty. General to Investigate Planned Parenthood Videos Coaching Young Girls in BDSM
Imagine what would happen if a softball coach or: youth group leader was caught on tape giving graphic sex tips to a young teen. No matter the context, they'd be fired–possibly arrested. So why are Planned Parenthood "professionals" supposed to be different? The Attorney General of Colorado says he wants to investigate Planned Parenthood for doing just that in a Live Action sting, which showed employees coaching a supposedly 15-year-old girl on BDSM techniques, such as "whipping," "tying up," and "asphyxiation."
The second installment of pro-life organization Live Action's series titled "SexEd: Planned Parenthood's Dangerous Sex Advice for Kids," features Denver Planned Parenthood counselors suggesting to the undercover investigator a spectrum of sadistic sexual behaviors…As observed by Wayne Laugesen at the National Catholic Register, despite Colorado Attorney General John Suthers' intentions to have the recent Live Action video reviewed, he lacks jurisdiction to do much if criminal activity on the part of Planned Parenthood is suspected. Instead, Arapahoe County District Attorney George Brauchler has jurisdiction in the matter, and local authorities would need to pursue any charges.
The video was released on July 15, just several weeks after a lawsuit was filed charging Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains with failing to report sexual abuse in the case of a 13-year old girl by her stepfather, Timothy David Smith, who brought her to the Denver Planned Parenthood facility and paid for her abortion on May 3, 2012.
Planned Parenthood has its usual defenders in this case, saying PP just wants teens to be "safe," and only horribly uptight, fundamentalist Christo-fascists could possibly oppose instructing a 15-year-old on "safe" asphyxiation. Which sounds like a fantastic idea, by the way. I can't think of a better activity for inexperienced, impressionable teenagers to experiment with than erotic strangulation. What could go wrong? Maybe PP can create a helpful pamphlet offering legal advice for teens who accidentally kill or injure their "partners." Is there a single reputable nurse or pediatrician outside of PP who would engage in this conversation with a minor, let alone encourage these activities?
Obviously, some people can't see the: difference between teaching kids about sexual health versus instructing them on how to perform and enjoy various sex acts. Defenders should ask themselves why behavior that would never be acceptable for a teacher, coach, or clergy member is okay for a sexual health "professional" at a Planned Parenthood clinic.
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Exhibit Featurette #3: So Many More S'moresPublished May 3, 2016 Uncategorized Leave a Comment
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The team that created DIVIDR participated and placed first in the 2016 iOS App Challenge competition which took place earlier this semester. The event was a hackathon sponsored by Apple. The mission of this year's app challenge was to create an app that utilized multiple operating systems. For those that don't know, Apple currently supports four operating systems: iOS, OS X , watchOS, and tvOS.
The DIVIDR team initially created their game app for iOS using Apple's native language, swift. Then, taking that same app, they optimized it for the tvOS system. The hackathon ran from Thursday, January 28th through Midnight on Sunday the 31st. Out of the 25 teams that entered the hackathon, DIVIDR rose to the top, taking first place.
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At Imagine RIT, you will be able to experience the different control methods for this app on cell phones, tablets, and a television. To operate the app on the phone, the team had to develop the game to work with the new pressure technologies. On the tablet, they are experimenting with using gyroscopic tilt control of the Apple Pencil to manipulate the game. Then, for the television application, they plan on using the swipe gestures of the remote's track pad to navigate.
This fun exhibit will be located in the Recreation Zone in the Gordon Field House at Imagine RIT on Saturday, May 7th, 2016. To add this exhibit to Plan Your Day go here: https://www.rit.edu/imagine/planyourday16/exhibit.php?id=606 For more info on the hackathon and their app visit: http://ritios2016.devpost.com/submissions.
Poster Design Contest Winner Announced!Published March 18, 2016 Uncategorized Leave a Comment
Can you believe it's already time to announce the Imagine RIT poster design contest winner? We are only 50 days away from Imagine RIT 2016! We hope you are getting as excited as we are. We've got so many new and fun exhibits this year, plus the crowd favorites.
Now, it is time to announce the winner of the annual poster design contest! The RIT community and Dr. Destler have collectively casted over 10,000 votes and have come to a consensus. Without further ado, the winner of the Imagine RIT poster design contest for 2016 is Kelly Hurlburt! She is a third-year majoring in new media design here at RIT and is from Webster, NY. As the winner of this contest, she will be awarded with $500 Tiger Bucks.
Her poster consists of various details that truly emulates what Imagine RIT is all about. If you look closely enough you might be able to find the popular S'mores machine seen at previous Imagine festivals as well as Dr. Destler's weather machine.
This was one of the many 75 great designs that RIT students put forward this year. We would like to highlight Noah Greene who placed 2nd in this year's design contest. He will get an award of $250 Tiger Bucks. Be sure to get your free copy of this poster at Imagine RIT on Saturday, May 7th from 10a.m. to 5p.m.!
Exhibit Featurette #1: Art from CoffeePublished March 14, 2016 Imagine RIT Leave a Comment
You won't believe your eyes when you first see these incredible pieces of art! They are definitely not your ordinary paintings. All of these paintings are made from coffee. Yes, coffee. The Coffee Drip Painter created by RIT's own photography professor, Ted Kinsman, can paint portraits of people just by using some leftover coffee.
This printer doesn't require any inks, but runs purely on coffee. However, it can use other liquids. Kinsman was inspired by his left over coffee every morning and decided to play with the medium a little bit more. To achieve different looks, the machine can experiment with the height at which the droplets are dropped, the intensity of color, size of the droplets, and the material being printed on. All of these will affect the outcome of the final image.
The printer is particularly great at printing photos of human faces once they are simplified. The machine is powered by a microcontroller and has memory to store enough for approximately an 80 x 100 pixel image. If you're wondering how long it takes to print a portrait, it's about an hour. The longest part of the whole process is waiting for it to dry, which takes about a full day.
If you want to see this awesome machine in action, be sure to come to Imagine RIT: Innovation + Creativity Festival on May 7th, 2016!
Connect your mind: TWC @ Imagine RITPublished April 16, 2015 Uncategorized Leave a Comment
With over 30,000 visitors annually, the Imagine RIT festival can attribute its success to its various planning committees, volunteers and sponsors. One sponsor in particular has returned, now for the 6th year in a row, as our premier sponsor, providing the festival with significant support both in terms of marketing and visitor engagement. Time Warner Cable (TWC), through their Connect a Million Minds (CAMM) program, has helped broaden the Imagine RIT audience beyond Greater Rochester and has brought STEM awareness and activities to more students than ever before.
The Time Warner Cable logo next to the Connect a Million Minds Logo
Stephanie Salanger, Northeast Community Investment Manager at Time Warner Cable, has worked with Connect a Million Minds since its creation back in 2009. "The program came about at the time when President Obama had an initiative to get more kids [K-12] engaged in STEM programs" said Salanger. "This presented us [TWC] with the perfect opportunity to lend support with a program like CAMM."
Launched officially in 2009, Connect a Million Minds is a one hundred million dollar grant funded initiative aimed at addressing America's declining proficiency in science, technology, engineering and math. Using its media assets, TWC has created nationwide awareness of the issue encouraging parents, teachers and mentors to inspire 1,000,000 young minds with after school STEM programs. Despite having exceeded their target of one million minds in May 2014, TWC continues to support events and organizations year-round so that K-12 students develop the STEM skills needed to become the next generation of problem solvers.
What Salanger loves about Imagine RIT is its ability to engage people the minute they reach the campus and maintain that connection until they leave. There's a wide variety of exhibits for everyone to enjoy – more than 400 of them to be specific, and these include very interactive activities. Even more importantly, kids are learning without even knowing it! Beyond Imagine RIT, Salanger has also worked with the Rochester Museum and Science Center, YMCA, Rochester Community Robotics, and Geva Theater.
On behalf of all the organizers of Imagine RIT, we thank you, Time Warner Cable, for your continued support!
Exhibit Featurette #5: GoPros + Cinema = Virtual Reality MoviesPublished March 31, 2015 Film , GoPro , Imagine RIT , RIT , virtual reality Leave a Comment
Have you ever been watching a film and wished that you were not confined to what the director wanted you to see? Maybe you wanted to take in some of the scenery, or maybe you were wondering if something cool is happening outside of the frame. These wishes could soon be fulfilled with the help of virtual reality cinema, which will be on display at this year's Imagine RIT.
Victoria McGowen, a third year Motion Picture Science major and her team over in RIT's Virtual Reality and Imaging Detector Lab have created a means for capturing video that can be used in virtual reality. This is accomplished by affixing multiple Gopro camcorders to a surface to make a "GoPro Platter" as team member Sean Cooper calls it. That along with the help of some image stitching software can allow a director to film hemispherical video. After the videos are gathered and stitched together the team uses an Oculus Rift headset to display the images in virtual reality.
GoPros attached to a surface prototype
An Oculus Rift is a headset that is worn over the user's eyes and displays a different image for each eye giving off the illusion of virtual reality. It also uses the movements of the user to further the feeling of virtual reality. The experience is truly spectacular and the team wants to share the experience by allowing Imagine RIT visitors to try on the Oculus Rift and experiencing it for themselves.
The Virtual Reality Cinema Team from left to right:
Back: Kayla Mouriz, Matt Setlow, Sean Cooper, Noah Kram, Andrew Gillie
Front: Anna Dining, Hollie Grant, Victoria McGowen
Once this project has been completed the Virtual Reality Cinema team hopes to let the school of Film and Animation utilize their creation to make truly unique videos. "We work with the film department and we wanted to kind of bring in a cinematic experience to virtual reality." said McGowen. Though the team seemed very excited about the future of their project, they also want the opportunity to showcase many of the other interesting aspects of Motion Picture Science. The team wants to showcase a different project every year, and we are excited to see what they come up with! Check them out at this year's Imagine RIT.


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