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DATIM Management Team Meeting (December 11-12, 2018)

Progress update on DATIM system development, challenges faced, recent releases, and strategic goals for future improvements presented by Scott Pugh. Teams involved, past releases, current issues addressed, and upcoming features highlighted.

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DATIM Management Team Meeting (December 11-12, 2018)

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  1. 2018 NRS FIA Management Team MeetingDATIMDecember 11-12, 2018 — Manhattan, KansasBy Liz BurrillPresented by Scott Pugh

  2. Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF) DATIM has made great progress. People are working hard – and getting things done. The UNLV and SUU staff are fantastic. Biggest Challenge: constructive feedback from users – NFS and FIA. Need to get more people using the tool.

  3. How the work gets done DATIM Core Team – guides overall development and progress towards requirements • DATIM System-wide Development Team • ATIM Development Team • SIT Development Team • DCS Development Team • DTIM Development Team • Documentation Team • 508 Team • Training Team

  4. Last two releases 8.0 and 8.1: • Capitalized on EVALIDatorby using API with Live FIADB • Implemented Hangfire solution for DCS • DTIM work flow improvements • Clarified user roles 9.0: • added more standard reports • Integrated eAUTH with SIT • improved integration between ATIM and DTIM • Improved DTIM precision work flow • Improved speed

  5. DATIM 9.1 Initiate work: 4/2018 Production Release: 9/2018 (9/24/2018) Minor Release: • Improve SIT performance with large datasets • Filter datasets for NFS • Bugs and interface issues including 508 • Labels and clarifying language to improve user experience IN PRODUCTION NOW

  6. Strategic Goals/Highlights

  7. DATIm 10.0 Initiate work: 4/2018 Production Release: 12/2018 Major Release • Variations of growth, removals and mortality reports • Improvement to Training Signup workflow and management of trainings • Begin work on producing customized population estimation tables • Clarification of user interface with improved labeling and tool tips • Filtering of datasets for NFS use • Choropleth mapping of output • Dynamic graphical output • Save reports to the DataMart • DTIM Administrative Tool • Manage Users Administrative Tool/Page

  8. DATIM 10.1 Initiate work: 10/2018 Production Release: 4/2019 • Minor Release addressing bugs and user interface issues. • Addition of output from ATIM of SQL used to produce users given reports. • Auto-select most recent evaluation by default for NFS reports. • Enhancement of metadata throughout system.

  9. DATIM 11.0 Initiate work: 10/2018 Production Release: 7/2019 • Major Release with improvements to filtering options provided to users with use of dynamic filtering based on the analysis contents and grouping of filters. • Continue efforts to provide customized population tables allowing users to create their own populations of interest with appropriate weighting. • Ratio estimates (e.g. growth/removals, volume/acre) • Allow for circular retrievals (aka wood basket reports) • Customization of reports through API and for multiple analyses • New SIT wizard

  10. ATIM VS EVALIDator performance • Apples To Oranges: ATIM designed to create and storeestimates and how they were created, EVALIDator for speed • DATIM datamart supports varied inventory types and on-the-fly attribute generation, FIADB is fixed in design • ATIM can not beatEVALIDator performance with its current database implementation • How fast should ATIM be? At what cost?

  11. Bottom Line DATIM has made great progress. People are working hard – and getting things done. The UNLV and SUU staff are fantastic. Biggest Challenge: constructive feedback from users – NFS and FIA. Need to get more people using the tool.

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