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    This presentation describes how the Canadian Forest Service plans to adapt it's traditional forest science and forestry programs to the emerging knowledge economy. KI is a natural outgrowth of the continuing evolution of client needs and program development.

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    1. Towards a CFS Knowledge Initiative “ To see the Forest and the Trees ” May 1998
    2. Evolution of Forest Management in Canada Unregulated area Revenue from timber Conservation era Sustained yield Sustainable development Global Stewardship 1650 1850 1900 1950 1987 1997
    3. 1. Search for existing knowledge 2. Data acquisition 3. Database management 4. Information management 5. Knowledge synthesis 6. Knowledge products 7. Dissemination 8. Application Knowledge Production
    4. Knowledge Synthesis Process External Organization People Information Systems Technology Data Database Information Knowledge Application Search (issues, government) (mandate, resources, culture) (analyze, reason, decide) (content, meaning) (information processes) (computers, communication) Information Stage Flow
    5. Knowledge Perspectives Sciences Policy Industry Discovery (quantitative) Balancing (subjective) Competitiveness (proprietary) Clients Partners Organization Dissemination (open) Sharing (restricted) Production (internal)
    6. CFS-KI Framework
      • Knowledge production
        • management, search, production, dissemination
      • Structure
        • foundation, connectivity, content
      • External linkages
        • technology, institution, partners, NRCan
    7. Dissemination of Forestry Data and Information
      • Publications
      • Seminar / Workshops
      • Demonstrations / Field tours
      • University lectures / Seminars
      • Internet
    8. Advantages to using the Internet
      • Cost effective
      • Quick response
      • Information integration
      • Continuous availability
      • Broader reach (non-traditional clients)
      • Open, transparent information availability
    9. Internet Challenges
      • Changing organizational culture
      • Managing information assets
      • Interoperability
      • Partnerships
      • Rapid technological evolution
      • Risk of the unknown
    10. Producing Knowledge Through the Web User Perspectives
    11. Producing Knowledge Through the Web Provider Perspectives
    12. Descriptive Stage
    13. Static Stage
    14. Updated Stage
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    22. Dynamic Stage
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    31. Interactive Stage
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    38. Upcoming Attractions
      • Expanded National Forestry Database
      • CFS Site Map
      • Database of CFS expertise (expandable to a national database)
      • National database on forest research projects
      • Public Interest Items
    39. ResSources Corporate Role
      • Interoperability standards
      • Metadata standards
      • Policies for a digital environment
      • NRCan - sector roles and linkages
      • Tools for managing information
      • Technological support
      • Provide forestry knowledge and expertise
      • Add forestry data to NRCan databases
      • Link to forestry clients and partners
      • Participate in cross-sectoral initiatives
      ResSources CFS Role
    41. ResSources Participation
      • Forestry data in National Atlas
      • National digital elevation model for CGDI
      • National Forestry Database and SoftAccess
      • Climate change working group
      • Natural resource community database
    42. ResSources A Suggestion...
      • Measuring the Sustainability of Natural Resources
        • Departmental mandate
        • Every sector has an interest
        • Integrate cross-sectoral information
        • All sectors would be equal partners
        • Real-world application for an NRCan knowledge infrastructure

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