| Worksheet ID: |
690 |
| Record Location: |
12th Floor, Wm. R. Snodgrass TN Tower |
| File Arrangement: |
numerical |
| Media Format Generated: |
Both |
| Media Format Stored: |
Paper/Electronic |
| Date Range: |
1800-current |
| Annual Accumulation: |
2 cubic feet, less than a GB |
| Current Volume: |
1 cubic foot, 3.5GB |
| Record Value: |
Historic |
| Audit Requirements: |
State |
| Reference Frequency: |
| Current Year per Month: |
20 |
| Past Year: |
0 |
| 2 - 5 Years: |
0 |
| Over 5 Years:
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0 |
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| Data Update Frequency: |
Monthly |
| Information Shared Outside of State: |
Yes |
| If Shared, List Agencies: |
U.S. Geological Survey, Corps. Of Engineers, NRCS. |
| Essential Record: |
FALSE |
| Essential Record Stored: |
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| Essential Record Media Type: |
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| Confidential: |
FALSE |
| Confidential Legal Citation: |
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| Media Recommendation: |
Current Format |
| Media Recommendation Other: |
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| Agency Retention: |
Permanent |
| Agency Retention - Years Active: |
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| Agency Retention - Years Inactive: |
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| Records Center Retention Period: |
If program is discontinued records will be transferred to University of Tennessee. |
| Final Disposition after Retention Expires: |
Keep as Electronic |
| Legal Citation: |
TCA 11-5-105 |
| Record Sample: |
No Sample |
| Legal Documentation: |
No Legal Documentation |
| Electronic Records Plan Inventory |
| System Name: |
NGGDPP |
| IT-ABC Number: |
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| Hardware Description: |
ScienceBase currently exists on Federal hardware in the Department of Interior Hosting Center in the Denver Federal Center, Lakewood, CO. This hardware consists of a minimum of 15 and a maximum of 35 CentOS-based virtual machines (VMs) and multiple storage units. The number of VMs is dependent on the current ScienceBase application set and expected load. New VMs get added to the technology stack as needed. In FY16 ScienceBase will exist on a hybrid cloud, where a separate persistence layer will exist on Amazon AWS along with a significant portion of the application servers. The Federal portion of the technology stack will focus on support of Federal records. |
| Software Description: |
NGGDPP runs as part of the ScienceBase Catalog. ScienceBase provides a suite of data management tools, including a metadata catalog, data repository, and a variety of web services (geospatial, data, and metadata). ScienceBase is custom software developed by the USGS and built on a number of open source applications and libraries. The toolset exists as a number of separate applications tied together through an applications programming interface. The custom programming current employs:
o Apache HTTPD (clustered)
o Apache Tomcat (clustered)
o MongoDB (replica set)
o ElasticSearch (cluster)
o PostgreSQL/PostGIS (replication mode)
o ArcGIS (clustered)
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| System Location: |
question The location/access to the data for the NGGDPP is http://datapreservation.usgs.gov/ndc_mri.html. The address for the Nat. Geol. Map Database (NGMDB) is http://ngmdb.usgs.gov/ngmdb/ngmdb_home.html. |
| Backup Procedures: |
Filesystem content on the primary storage unit gets replicated real-time to a "hot" second storage unit. That storage unit get incremental back-ups up to tape nightly. Databases are backed up nightly and placed on the filesystem for tape backup. The Operations staff does a fullback up the filesystem weekly, with that tape sent off-site to a storage facility. The tapes are recycled quarterly. When the Amazon AWS solution is in place, filesystem and database backups will exist on Amazon S3 and then synchronized to Federal hardware for eventual tape backup. |
| Disaster Recovery: |
All infrastructure components in the Denver Federal Center are replicated/clustered. In the event of any one component failure, a second replica will pick up the missing functionality. In the event of a Hosting Center failure, the site would have to be implemented in a second hosting center. At this time, NGGDPP has no agreement with any other hosting center for site pickup. When the Amazon AWS solution is implemented in FY16, Amazon and the Federal infrastructure will act as fail-over options for each other. Data will be recovered from tape |
| Data Migration Description: |
ScienceBase provides metadata and data harvesting services. These are established by the source repositories. Metadata transmission standards must be previously agreed to by NGGDPP staff |
| Metadata Description: |
The geologic maps can be accessed thru the NGMDB site but only info. on what collections are available and what they contain can be accessed thru the NGGDPP site. |
