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. ……. The Colorado Water Quality Monitoring Council serves as a statewide collaborative body, open to all, to help achieve effective goal identification, data collection, data analysis, data retrieval, and reporting/dissemination of water quality data, and monitoring information. MISSION:

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  2. ……. The Colorado Water Quality Monitoring Council serves as a statewide collaborative body, open to all, to help achieve effective goal identification, data collection, data analysis, data retrieval, and reporting/dissemination of water quality data, and monitoring information.

  3. MISSION: Provide a collaborative forum for implementation of effective collection, analyses, formatting, and sharing of water quality data.

  4. Began With a Vision: To have a sufficient quantity of scientifically sound data that is available to all to facilitate water quality protection.

  5. History • DRCOG Initiated Regional Data Sharing Effort • 2000 CWQMC Organized – State/USGS Facilitated • 2001 First Data Swap – Clear Creek/So. Platte • 2003 Awarded EPA RGI Grant - Meta Data Map • 2004 Awarded NPS Grant – NPS Legacy Data • 2006 Data Sharing Network (DSN) Created • 2007 Interactive Map Created - Limited • 2008 Awarded Second NPS Grant • 2009 Conversion to Water Quality eXchange • 2010 Interactive Google Based Map – coming soon

  6. Projects: • Colorado Data Sharing Network including the WQX water quality database & on-line interactive GIS map • Directory of Colorado Water Data Users & Data Generators (sign up!) • Mentoring, Watershed Project Design & Quality Assurance Assistance; Data Formatting & Upload Assistance • Watershed SWAPS & Trainings | Data Calls • Newsletters (The Monitor) | Presentations Overview of the CWQMC

  7. Overview of the CWQMC

  8. What is the Data Sharing Network, DSN • A shared, web based water quality data management system; data input, output and data manipulation. • A web-based map, in compliment to the data management system, that shares monitoring locations, contact and monitoring information, allows downloading of site data (Coming Soon)

  9. Ambient Water Quality Monitoring System, AWQMS Core Functionality: • Highly configurable import module • Query List – find data of interest • Adding, updating and deleting data • Compatibility with WQX for data export to EPA • Data export to Excel • Reports and charts

  10. STORET Database Regional Warehouse AWQMS Database Hosting Environment Updates • Database Export • All Tribal Data • Run by Gold Systems • Data Management • STORET Template • IMLink • EDAS • Dazzler • Data Management • WQX Template • EDAS • Access • WebSIM • Import Flat File • Import Config • Translations • AWQMS • Import Flat File • Import Config • Translations • Node Client • Partial Submissions • Tribes Can Submit • Reporting Tools • Warehouse Interface National STORET National STORET • Reporting Tools • Data Analysis Tool • Mapping??

  11. AWQMS was developed by Gold Systems and funded in a cooperative effort with the EPA, the National Park Service, the Region 8 Tribes, and the states of Utah, Minnesota, and Illinois.

  12. AWQMS Website http:cdsn.awqms.com • Documentation • Data Portal – Login Organization ID/Password • Tutorials (LearningZen) – Login Demo/Demo • Public Access – cdsnpublic/cdsnpublic

  13. http://maps.goldsystems.com

  14. Watershed Data Swaps are a gathering of all entities in a basin that are engaged in watershed management, data collection, or need. These Watershed Swaps are networking events hosted by the CWQMC and local watershed leaders and become part of a collective statewide voice for monitoring and watershed issues. • SWAP schedule follows WQCC Basin Hearing schedule. • Eleven SWAPs to date.

  15. Members/Contributors: Big Thompson Watershed Forum | Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District | North Fork River Improvement Association | South Platte River Coalition for Urban Evaluation (SPCURE) | City of Aurora |City of Brighton | City of Centennial | City of Englewood | City of Glendale | City of Littleton | City of Thornton | City of Denver Department of Environmental Health | Metro Wastewater and Reclamation District | South Adams County Water and Sanitation District | North Front Range Water Quality Planning Association | Big Dry Creek Watershed Association | Barr Lake/Milton Watershed Association | Animas River Stakeholders Group | Coal Creek Watershed Coalition | City of Fort Collins / Friends of the Poudre | Colorado State University Selenium and Iron Studies | U.S. Geological Survey Colorado Selenium Studies | Centennial Water & Sanitation District | Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant | Lake Fork Watershed Stakeholders | Colorado River Watch South Platte River Coalition for Urban Evaluation (SPCURE) State of Colorado Non-Point Source Program

  16. Colorado Water Community Directory Project On-line database containing a compendium of organizations, government, utilities, consultants, industry, that collect or utilize water quality data in Colorado. Contact info, geographic coverage (WBID, basin, watershed), media type, data types. Plan to link to web-based GIS map. Will be searchable. Sign-up! Network

  17. More Information - www.coloradowaterquality.org

  18. More Information - www.coloradowaterquality.org Overview of the Colorado Water Quality Monitoring Council (CWQMC) Overview of the Colorado Water Quality Monitoring Council (CWQMC) Overview of the Colorado Water Quality Monitoring Council (CWQMC) www.Colorado WaterQuality.org Funding: Voluntary contributions and grants. This is so our products and services are available to all entities. CDPHE 319 Grant 2009-2011 EPA WQCD Many others! We encourage each organization to contribute at their capacity.

  19. Overview of the Colorado Data Sharing Network Project What is CDSN? (Again) • A Water Quality Data Management System that: • is Useful to the Colorado Water Community; • performs Outreach to new/existing users; • is Sustainable; • and has Web-based GIS mapping utilities (coming soon)

  20. Who Can I Call for Info? DSN Coordinators Lynn Padgett Jeff Litteral 970-626-4045 cwqmc@coloradowaterquality.org

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