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+ Trails Inter-connectivity Project; Demo and Briefing 11/28/2018 USGS National Geospatial Program Core Science Systems + 2 Vision: Connect trails systems to expand recreational opportunities on the Nations public lands + 3


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11/28/2018 USGS National Geospatial Program Core Science Systems

Trails Inter-connectivity Project; Demo and Briefing

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Vision:

Connect trails systems to expand recreational opportunities on the Nation’s public lands

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Background

The USGS integrates trails data nationally from a variety of sources for publication on the US Topo map series.

This data is stored in a geospatial database that can be used for analyses.

Support the Department of Interior priority to increase access and expand recreational opportunities on the Nation’s public lands by connecting trail systems. This vision supports the Department of the Interior (DOI) priority to support conservation stewardship.

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Prototype Project

  • Study Area: Grand Junction, CO area
  • DOI Interest
  • Multiple Federal agency lands are adjacent and contain trails
  • National Park Service, US Forest Service, BLM have provided data

to the USGS

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Visualize and Rank Candidate Trails

Ranked Candidate Trails are displayed in a Dashboard with an interactive map interface. A ranked list

  • f trails is also displayed (left) along with key trail characteristics.

Demonstration

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2-Year Goals to Support the Vision

Goal 1: Complete the interactive geospatial tool that identifies and prioritizes candidate trails. Goal 2: Improve the consistency and completeness of the national trails dataset. Goal 3: Create a mobile friendly application that can be used by trail stewards, land management agencies and the public, to update and maintain trails information.

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High Level Project Schedule

2019

Complete Trail Connectivity Tool; make available to land managers

Aggregate additional Federal trails and Recreational points of interest

Collaborate with partners to develop and implement data maintenance tools

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Refine Trail Connectivity Tool based on user feedback; make available to the public

Aggregate remaining Federal trails and add State trails

Implement data maintenance tools with partners

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Trails Database Status

  • Provide an update on USGS Recreational Data activities
  • Additions of recreational data is supported by a variety of partners
  • Aggregated recreational data benefits the USGS and partners
  • Partnerships maximize resources

Topics

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Trail Collaboration Efforts

U.S. Forest Service

  • USFS 109,264 mi
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Uncompahgre National Forest

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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Fish and Wildlife Service

  • FWS 3,980 mi
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Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge

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Trail Collaboration Efforts

National Park Service

  • NPS 13,167 mi
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Yellowstone National Park

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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Bureau of Land Management

  • BLM 479 mi
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

National Scenic Trail System

  • Combined 12,685 mi
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Appalachian National Scenic Trail

  • NPS 2,125 mi
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

North Country National Scenic Trail

  • NPS 2,223 mi
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An Overview of Trail Collaboration Efforts

Continental Divide National Scenic Trail

  • Continental Divide Trail

Coalition 2,170 mi.

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An Overview of Trail Collaboration Efforts

New England National Scenic Trail

  • Appalachian Mountain Club and

Connecticut Forest & Park Association 226 mi

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An Overview of Trail Collaboration Efforts

Arizona National Scenic Trail

  • Arizona Trail Association 785 mi.
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An Overview of Trail Collaboration Efforts

Pacific Northwest Scenic Trail

  • USFS Region 6 1204 mi.
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail

  • USFS 2570 mi.
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Florida National Scenic Trail

  • USFS 1130 mi.
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Ice Age National Scenic Trail

  • Ice Age Trail Alliance 668 mi.
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

States

  • Combined 12,847 mi
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Alaska

  • Alaska Department of Natural Resources 716 mi.
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Alaska DNR 716 mi

West Virginia

  • West Virginia GIS Technical Center 2,491 mi.
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Michigan

  • Michigan Department of Natural Resources 9,027 mi.
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Colorado

  • Colorado Department of Natural Resources 621 mi.
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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Adventure Projects / International Mountain Bike Association

  • Aggregate 22,222 mi
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Colorado Front Range

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Trail Collaboration Efforts

Aggregated Trail System

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Recreational Points of Interest

Features

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Questions/Discussion