2. RESULTS: A New Integrated Tool for Forest Stewardship John Gallimore, RPF Information Management Group Ministry of Forests ESF User Meeting December 9th, 2003

3. Business needs requiring data ä Clarity :what standards apply to a cutblock, who owns the obligations and their status ä Silviculture compliance monitoring and reporting ä Effectiveness monitoring and evaluation of code (WT review) ä Annual denudation info for area based cut control ä Continual Provincial forest cover land status updates New Code of 87

4. Current RESULTS Stats Total number of Openings:180,000 Representing Coverage:7.7 million ha Total Timber Harvesting Landbase (THLB): 23 million ha Proportion of Total THLB:33.5% Annual number of new openings: 7,400 approx. Annual area of new openings:212,000 ha Forest Cover updates:3/4 to 1 million ha /yr Free growing obligation duration:15 to 20 years

5. Retooling of ISIS into RESULTS ä To save ongoing systems costs of $3 million/year, the current VM platform is being shut down this year ä All VM applications are rewritten and being placed on an Oracle base ä The VM conversion and ISIS replacement has been in planning and underway for 2 years ä From July-Nov 2002, FPB gave best-approximation of FRPA business needs to meet the July 2003 target for ISIS conversion ä Sufficient lead-time was required to articulate business changes to IMG and licensees so that changes could be made to the data management systems

6. The future with RESULTS ä Web-based or ESF transfer of all map and attribute info from industry and BCTS ä submitted digital information provided meets clear standards for quality and timeliness ä No MoF staff intervention ä licensee will have access to all the information they have previously submitted and any new info ä Information resides in RESULTS or is transferred to MSRM at set periods ä LRDW

7. Corporate Database RESULTS Pre-approved FSP Standards applied to the standards units within a cutblock FS 708 Form B Harvesting Activities FS708 Form B Silviculture Activities FS658 SILV SURVEY PLOT FS659 SILV SURVEY SUMMARY FS810 FOREST COVER DATA ENTRY Polygon 123 Polygon 124 Polygon 125 Opening 82L 050 0.0 1234 FS 708 Form C Forest Cover Licensee X Information System Electronic Data Transfer Licensee enter information via web No Forms to District office No Data Entry

8. A defined forest unit will have its own stocking standards

9. RESULTS will allow licensees to propose standards on the web

10. DM does approvals of standards or amendments online

11. On a cutblock specific basis - a forester assigns approved FDP or FSP stocking standards to each area or standards unit in the block

12. No later than completion of harvest a licensee must electronically submit a report and map which identifies which stocking standards have been assigned to a cutblock

13. RESULTS will record the standards that have been assigned to a cutblock and copy in the pre-approved FSP values

14. By May 31 of each year submit electronically a record of the harvested and silviculturally treated area completed in the previous fiscal year on the cutblock.

15. RESULTS will record basic accomplishments and needs - for non replaceable forest licences, FIA, and Section 162.2 areas

16. Upon completion of harvest, and on or before regeneration delay and free growing date, submit electronically a map and forest cover of the cutblock. Also declare that key milestones have been met

17. RESULTS will keep a permanent record of forest cover and land status changes over time

18. RESULTS will keep a record of the licensee’s key milestone declarations (DN, RG, FG)

19. RESULTS FS658 SILV SURVEY PLOT FS659 SILV SURVEY SUMMARY FS810 FOREST COVER DATA ENTRY Polygon 123 Polygon 124 Polygon 125 Opening 82L 050 0.0 1234 FS 708 Form C Forest Cover LRDW Forest Cover Attributes and Spatial files electronically transferred to MSRM

20. Transfer of information to users ä MAPVIEW will provide live basic queries and color theming for information contained in RESULTS ä When requested, MSRM will transfer complete graphics and forest inventory information to TSB or the DFAM consortia

21. ConclusionConclusion RESULTS will ä provide new capabilities for approving standards, amendments and key milestone declarations ä identify what & where the reforestation obligations are ä identify who owns the obligations and their status ä record key harvesting and silviculture accomplishments ä will provide inventory update capabilities to MSRM and TSR ä provide ongoing performance records, compliance monitoring, and code effectiveness evaluation

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