Thursday, December 15, 2022

Locations Report


The Locations report maps active homes serving individuals and provides location details from the House Lookup data. It helps users review home locations, capacity, openings, ownership status, UPM assignments, and residential service type.

Location Map

The Location Map page serves as the primary geographic view of active homes. It uses an Azure Map and location selector to display homes and supporting location attributes.

The page allows users to:

  • Locate active homes on a map.
  • Select and review a specific location.
  • View capacity and available openings.
  • Review rent or ownership status.
  • Review the assigned UPM contact.
  • Identify whether a home is categorized as Group Home or ISL.
  • View location and phone information.


Openings

The Openings page serves as the availability review page for Community Living homes. It displays residential locations and their reported openings.

The page allows users to:

  • Review Community Living home openings.
  • Compare openings across locations.
  • Review each home’s capacity.
  • Select a location for focused review.
  • Support residential placement and capacity discussions.


Map Only

The MAP ONLY page serves as a simplified map-focused view of organizational homes. The available metadata confirms that the page exists but does not identify additional visuals or functions beyond the report’s location-mapping capability.

The page allows users to:

  • View active homes geographically.
  • Focus on the map without the additional report-page content.
  • Review the geographic distribution of locations.


Version Notes

The Version Notes page serves as the technical and administrative reference page for the report. It documents report enhancements, mapping changes, data-source changes, maintenance history, and report administration information.

This Semantic Model relies upon a single table of spatial data.


Sunday, December 4, 2022

A mostly bare Loess Bluff


A Sunday trip out to Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge for Eagle Days found much clearer skies than the last visit out at the first of this year.  Temperatures were much warmer than that journey as well, around °C.  The eagles proved as sparse as the clouds too.


An opportunity to admire these raptors up close proved the best viewing.  The first introduced is shown above.  The Harpy is biggest and the baddest of the group.  It ranges as far south from Mexico into Argentina and have held the honor of an Endangered listing since 1976.  


Over the last couple of years, the cold of late December stands more successful in the field.  The ongoing drought, which created dry, shallow conditions at the site, likely contributed to the scarcity of waterfowl observed at this time. Hardly any were observable from closer than a half kilometer, at best.

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Further Reading

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Animalia.bio

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