1. LINDA’S INTERVIEWSGAP ANALYSES Task 1: DEVELOP OBJECTIVE FUNCTIONS AND INTERFACE ELEMENTS IMPORTANT TO STAKEHOLDERS Drivers, Goals, Barriers Spatial habitat datasets Task 2: DEVELOP OBJECTIVE FUNCTION AND IDENTIFY POTENTIAL LOCATIONS FOR SPECIES HABITAT IMPROVEMENTS Task 3: TEST WRESTORE DSS FOR WATERSHED AT HUC-12 INPUT Jack, This is my perception on how I think we all might connect our work! I am happy to change the task plan, once we have had more discussions…

2. WRESTORE AN INTRODUCTION IUPUI, Aug 29 th 2014. http://wrestore.iupui.edu/

3. Roadmap  What is WRESTORE ?  How does WRESTORE work ?  How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

4. What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?  A web-based, democratic problem-solving tool for planning conservation practices in a watershed  “crowdsourcing” planning process to the community of decision makers  Seven conservation practices: Wetlands, Filter Strips, Grassed Waterways, Crop Rotation, No-Till, Strip Cropping, Cover Crops  Watershed REstoration using Spatio-Temporal Optimization of REsources What is WRESTORE ?

5.  Includes  User-friendly visual interfaces,  Dynamic watershed and other environmental models, and  Interactive and participatory techniques for Exploratory personalized design Community-driven collaborative design  Currently being tested for the Eagle Creek Watershed, Indiana  Can include any other priority watershed, in the future.  Beneficiaries: land owners, government agencies, policy makers, water managers, planners, and other stakeholders. What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

6. How does WRESTORE work ? What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? 1.Web-based education tool 2.Visualize and design tool for participatory design WRESTORE Video tutorials: http://wrestore.iupui.edu/visualize-design/how-it-works/ http://wrestore.iupui.edu/visualize-design/how-it-works/

7. Visualize and Design Tool (WRESTORE Experiments) User Computing Framework Web-based Interface SWAT Model Search Algorithms Computer Cluster Software Hardware What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Feedback Choices/ Alternatives Choices/ Alternatives

8. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? (Implementing a WRESTORE Project) What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

9. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE? Phase I- Community Engagement and Modeling What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? LAND USESOIL DRAINAGEELEVATION POTENTIAL SITES FOR WETLANDS AND THEIR DRAINAGE AREAS Adoption? Preferences and biases can be based on Available land Multiple combinations of sizes, locations, and types Multiple scales of implementation and effectiveness Multiple goals

10. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase I - Setting up a WRESTORE Project Search Algorithms Software Hardware Goals (wrt baseline conditions) Economic costs Flooding Fertilizer losses Erosion What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Potential Sites for Practices SWAT Model Simulation Model

11. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase I - Setting up a WRESTORE Project What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

12. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase I - Setting up a WRESTORE Project What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

13. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase I - Setting up a WRESTORE Project What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

14. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? (Implementing a WRESTORE Project) What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

15. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase II - User Experiments What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

16. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase II - User Experiments What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Step 3. Search and Learn Sessions

17. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase II - User Experiments What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Web-based Design Interface (i) Progress Bar for viewing completed, current, future sessions. (ii) Legend (iii) Alternative Maps

18. What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase II - User Experiments (v) Goal Comparisons for alternatives (iv) User ratings and feedbacks (vi) Button for viewing other pages with additional maps generated in this session (vii) Button for submitting evaluations to WRESTORE Program server

19. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase II - User Experiments What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?  View choices/alternatives for implementing Wetlands at different scales

20. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase II - User Experiments  Test alternatives in a simulated environment! What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? GLOBAL PERFORMANCE

21.  Test alternatives in a simulated environment! How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase II - User Experiments What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? LOCAL PERFORMANCE

22. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase II - User Experiments  Explore combination of practices and search for better implementation plans  Filter strips, WetlandsCover crops What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

23. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? (Implementing a WRESTORE Project) What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

24. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase III – Post Processing What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Babbar-Sebens et al. (in-prep)

25. How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ? Phase III – Post Processing What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

26. Summary  Future Versions (planned for release in 2015-2016)  Pre-processing and post-processing interface for watershed communities 1. Additional options for model selection, design parameters, and criteria Allow users to design practices at more accurate field scales 2. Options for climate change analyses 3. Options for ecological impact analyses (USGS GAP analyses) 4. Options for long-term community projects  Interaction via interfaces Allow users to directly “tweak” design of practices via the interface and re-evaluate their modifications. Currently users VOTE on alternatives to help guide the search for new designs. What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?

27. Summary What is WRESTORE ?How does WRESTORE work ?How can stakeholders use WRESTORE ?  Using social network type technologies in conservation planning  Open innovation and problem-solving process  Community building and empowerment  Research  Practice: More watershed partners needed!

28. Any Questions? Suggestions and additional questions about WRESTORE tool can be directed to: Meghna Babbar-SebensSnehasis Mukhopadhyay meghna@oregonstate.edusmukhopa@cs.iupui.edu http://wrestore.iupui.edu