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Soil Survey Laboratory Data Webinar Steve Monteith Rick Nesser Steve Baird Henry Ferguson Please do not put your phone on hold for ANY reason during the teleconference Unless you intend to talk to all of us use 6 or the mute button during the teleconference ID: 736856

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National Soil Survey CenterSoil Survey Laboratory Data Webinar

Steve MonteithRick NesserSteve BairdHenry Ferguson

Please do not put your phone on hold for ANY reason during the teleconference. Unless you intend to talk to all of us, use *6 or the mute button during the teleconference.

January 12, 2012

1-212-287-1661

  

Passcode

CFISK

 

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Today’s Webinar will address three aspects of SSL data :

Data associated with sample submissionData produced by sample analysisStorage, maintenance and distribution of existing data.  Slide3

Soil Survey Lab Data Creation, Maintenance, and Retrieval

There are data from over 49,000 samples in the NCSS database. Without complete and accurate descriptive data (metadata), the analytical data cannot be utilized.

There is an increased demand for data from internal users and from new classes of external users.Metadata elements in the NCSS database are in need of update. This will require input from local soil scientists who have the specific knowledge and skills to do this.New lab data is expensive and time consuming to acquire, but is essential to soil survey projects at whatever the cost. The expense necessitates complete and accurate sample documentation.Slide4

Data associated with Soil Samples

LIMS - Laboratory Information Management It manages:Metadata submitted with samples describes Project, Site, Pedon

, Layer, SamplesAnalytical data created in the SSLOutput of Lab Data with associated metadata: Characterization data, Web site queries, CDsSlide5

Part 1: Information Needed for Soil Sample Submission and Processing

A spreadsheet and checklist for submitting samples will be available on soils technical references web page:http://soils.usda.gov/technical/Slide6

Organization of Metadata in LIMS

Project (associated with all pedons and samples submitted)Site (geographically associated with samples)

Pedon - Description (from NASIS, not Pedon PC)Layer - Sampling zone, usually a horizon. There can be more than one layer per horizon. Sample - Represents a layer. There can be multiple samples from a layer.Slide7
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Project Level Information

Submitter’s (your) contact informationSSL Liaison or project coordinatorContacts to receive lab data and correspondenceProject description: Objective, parent material, setting, topography… (Will be used in selecting needed analyses.)

Date when data is neededList of samples including sample types, horizon nomenclature and depths, fragment content. (SSL Sample Submission Worksheet)Analyses requested for each sampleSlide9
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Site Information

Location: lat – long in degrees, minutes, seconds if possible. Include datum.Area overlap tables - MLRA, soil survey area code, state, countyThis information must be in your NASIS pedon

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Pedon Information

Hard copies of pedon descriptions from NASIS pedon report. (Sample log-in area at SSL does not have NASIS)

Control section upper and lower depth.Series name and / or taxonomic class. Pedon and site naming convention: (from Field Book for Describing and Sampling Soils ver 2.0):Slide12
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User Pedon and User Site ID

Example: S2004WA027009S = Indicates sampled

pedon.2004 = Calendar year sampled. Use four digit format.WA = Two-character (alphabetic) Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) code for state where sampled. For non-US samples, use FN. 027 = Three-digit (numeric) FIPS code for county where sampled. It is important that this be the actual county (not the soil survey area) where the samples are taken to ensure compliance with APHIS regulations.

009 = Consecutive

pedon

number for calendar year for county. This should be a three digit number.

A one-character ‘satellite’ code can be used if needed, e.g. S2004WA027009A

Do not use spaces, dashes or hyphens. Use 0 place holders when necessary . Use upper case letters.

Use the same ID for the User

Pedon

ID and User Site ID if possible.

A spreadsheet for submitting samples is available at

http://soils.usda.gov/technical/Slide14
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Pedon / Site information

Include an accurate list of NASIS User Pedon IDs and record IDs for all pedons in the project. The SSL will find these and make a copy of each

pedon and assign that pedon to the “Pedons” group owned by the SSL. In the future, output of lab data will be associated with your NASIS pedon / site information. You will make any needed edits directly to your NASIS pedon. This will replace the SOI-8 process.Slide19

Sample Information

Labels: Soil name Horizon

Pedon number Depth Field (sequence of sampled sampled layers in project)Slide20
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Project Life CycleSlide22

Sample ReceptionSlide23

Sample DetailSlide24

Analysis SelectionSlide25

Sample PreparationSlide26

Analysis SchedulingSlide27

AA 400 (Dithionate Citrate)Slide28

Vertex 70 (Mid-Range Infrared)Slide29
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Site Excel Download

Pedon Excel DownloadSlide54
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Questions !!Slide56

Vision for Laboratory Data DistributionSlide57

MLRA SSO Owned

NASIS Pedon ContainingCorrelated Classification

SiteTaxonomic HistoryPedonLayer

NASIS Site

Diagram of the Vision

Laboratory Data in the Data Sheet

Horizon

Classification

Sampled As Pedon

MLRA SSO - Owned

SSL- Owned

Pedon

Description

Depths

Taxonomic History Table

Soil 8Slide58

MLRA SSO Owned

NASIS Pedon ContainingCorrelated Classification

MLRA SSO OwnedNASIS SiteDiagram of the Vision

Narrative/or Tabular

Pedon

Description

DistributedSlide59

MLRA SSO Owned

NASIS Pedon ContainingCorrelated Classification

SSL and MLRA SSO Pedons must be Associated/Linked to one another

Laboratory Data in the Data Sheet

SSL Owned

Sampled As Pedon

Laboratory Sample Number creates the linkSlide60

MLRA SSO Owned Pedons Must be Identified

Populate the Lab

Pedon # in NASISSlide61

MLRA SSO Owned

NASIS Pedon ContainingCorrelated Classification

NASIS SiteUse of a Common Site

Sampled As Pedon

Taxonomic History Table

SSL Owned

MLRA SSO Owned

MLRA SSO OwnedSlide62

Site

NASIS Site

A Single Location (WGS84 STD Decimal Degrees)

Laboratory Data in the Data Sheet

Location

MLRA SSO - Owned

Pedon

Description

Soil 8

SSL- Owned

Location

LocationSlide63

MLRA SSO Owned

NASIS Pedon ContainingCorrelated Classification

Taxonomic History

The Latest Classification Available

Laboratory Data in the Data Sheet

Classification

MLRA SSO - Owned

Pedon

Description

Taxonomic History Table

NASIS 6.2

Soil 8

Classification

ClassificationSlide64

MLRA SSO Owned

NASIS Pedon ContainingCorrelated Classification

Layer

Horizon Designations from MLRA SSO Pedon

Laboratory Data in the Data Sheet

SSL Owned

Sampled As Pedon

MLRA SSO - Owned

Pedon

Description

Horizon

DepthsSlide65

How do We Realize the Vision

Populate the Lab Sample # in the

Pedon Horizon Sample TableSlide66
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Distribution ProductsSlide68

NSSC Pangea ReportsSlide69

Pedon PC Plus is Another Great ToolSlide70

MLRA04_Office ReportsSlide71

Laboratory Data by MLRA Office

https://nrcs.sc.egov.usda.gov/ssra/nssc/ssl/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspxSlide72

A Complete Copy of the National Database is Available

It is 144 MB zipped or about 415 MB unzipped. It must be requested.Contact: NCSSLabData@lin.usda.govSlide73

NCSS Soil Characterization Web SiteSlide74

Documentation for Use of the Products

NSSC Soil Correlation Course.Slide75

Job Aids PageSlide76

Ask NSSC or your local MO for AssistanceSlide77

Questions?Slide78

MLRA SSO Owned

NASIS Pedon ContainingCorrelated Classification

SiteTaxonomic HistoryPedonLayer

NASIS Site

Diagram of the Vision

Laboratory Data in the Data Sheet

Horizon

Classification

Sampled As Pedon

MLRA SSO - Owned

SSL- Owned

Pedon

Description

Depths

Taxonomic History Table

Soil 8