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The Head Office of Geodesy and Cartography 06.03.2013 Hannover

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The Head Office of Geodesy and Cartography

06.03.2013 Hannover

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Project foundation

Geoportal 2 in pieces

Cooperation

Benefits

Project in numbers

Goal: facilitation of access to spatial information and reduction of costs of data acquisition

Idea: interoperability – possibility to combine spatial datasets and network services

Recipient: public administration Target users : public administration, business and citizens

Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 March 2007

establishing an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community INSPIRE

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Project value: 25 million €

85% European found

15% State budged

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source: „INSPIRE Network Services Architecture v3.0”

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Dispatcher’s application

Analyst’sapplication

User’s application

User’s application of mobile devices

Data Data beneficiaries

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Public telephone networkStationary and mobile

Location of events

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Telecom. operator

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UKEPLI CBD

emergency call centers (all country)

UMM

DANE PZGIK

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MZPRM

UKE

CPI

GUSTERYT

IMiGW

MG

MPiPS

Instytut Łączności

Head Office of Geodesy and CartographyGEOPORTAL

MEN

MRR

MACePUAP

Local governments

MSWKGP, KGSP

MRiRWMŚ

MSZ

MKiDN

MTBiGM

SDI

Universal Map

Module

Universal Map

Module

INSPIRE

PZGIK

UMM

European Commision

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Public registers open for common use

Building the society based on knowledge

Supporting a competitive economy

Increased activity in business and investments

Creating opportunities to develop services and new products

Increased security of citizens and protection of their property

Increasing the efficiency

CooperationHarmonisation

of standardsIncrease of quality

Control of processesTransparency

in decision making

Services orientedat citizens

and businesses

Efficient use of state resources

Support forthe creation of public administration policy

Monitoring of the implementation

of national, regional and local policy

The tool for research, spatial analysis and

modelling

Support for environmental

protection

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Supports development of knowledge based society and

knowledge based economy

Savings for the State Budget

Increased incomes to

the State Budget

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Production environment: • 52 application servers• more over 400 GB RAM• more over 200 CPU • more over 15 TB of data

Test & training environment : • 26 application servers• more over 200 GB RAM• more over 100 CPU

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• PZGiK Spatial data sharing

Geoportal

• IIP development• Create your own SDI nodes capable of storing, managing and sharing of spatial data at the

disposal of an entity

SDI module

• Analytical tools to enable the implementation of data-based analysis of a geospatial

Universal Map Module

• Create, validate metadata management for those who are obliged to harmonize data

Harmonization’s tools

Citizens

Entrepreneurs

Public administration

Geodetic and Cartographic Service

RecipientImproving the

quality of spatial data

Facilitate access to

spatial data

IIP development

Increasing the use of spatial

data

Implementation of INSPIRE

Benefits

Products

Needs

• Providing access to current and reliable geospatial

data (reference data)

• Support for the analysis of spatial reference data

and custom geospatial data

• Support for the implementation of the tasks

related to disaster management

• Support in managing data with a geospatial

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