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    Sustainable Forests: Serving Information to Communities

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Sustainable Forests: Serving Information to Communities

My Multiple Responsibilities …

Inventory: My Vantage Point

Sustainability: My Vantage Point

Sustainability Criteria & Indicators

FIA Products and By-Products: multiple scales & diverse audiences

Six Major Points

Policymakers’ and their clients’ information needs are paramount

Understanding communities and their needs is vital

Remember equity when improving accessibility to information

Make mass customization possible

Don’t confuse stories with indicators with measurements

All maps, data layers, and derived products need metadata and validation metrics

Six Major Points, Reprised

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Author: Richard Guldin

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Final Workshop Report Decision Making Summary Decision Making Methods NBII 2005 Poster Invited Paper at Data Integration for the Life Sciences