G eomatic R egional I nformation S ociety I nitiative

Geomatic Regional Information Society Initiative

Interreg Project IIIC South 3rd call N° 3S0145R

GRISI for Interreg IIIC South 2

3 Zones are concerned : South

East and North

North : The Latvian Government East: The Abbruzzes RegionSouth : • The Navarra Government• The Midi-Pyrénées Region(Lead Partner)

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The project’s starting point

• Geolocalisation will facilitate innovation and modernity in rural areas – construction of a georeferenced territorial

data base (cadastral –orthophoto…) for the patrimony (socio-economical, cultural…)

– The development of geomatic applications relevant for rural areas : tourism, development of local territory, product traceability …


The project’s key objective : Bring added value to projects (already financed) and to European rural

areas

1. Highlight the complimentary aspects between the projects

2. Provide new ideas for the projects 3. Improve visibility on the Internet with interactive maps

to overcome language barriers4. Supply the regions with a strong « project areas »

image, easily identifiable within the current globalisation

5. Improve the appeal of each region


Examples of GeoPortals : The SOHO SOLO et PYRED Projects

SOHO GeoPortal SOHO which identifies all local services and regional heritage. Aim : to attract new populations (http://www.soho-solo.com/sologers/index.php3

PYRED GeoPortal, the creation of trans-border territorial identity between France and Spain. Aim : Develop cooperation between companies (http://pyred.tracasa.es/navegar/?lang=fra)

http://www.soho-solo.com/sologers/index.php3

http://pyred.tracasa.es/navegar/?lang=fra


Project Engineering Sub-project 1

GRISI government

Sub-project 2

GRISI economy

Sub-project 3

GRISI identity

Improve the management of services

to citizens

Improve the welcome to

Newcomers

Improve the promotion of the region

• modernise local services

• reduce expenditure

• companies

• working populations

• tourists

• improve the image of heritage sites

• promote benefits via the Internet

Action 1 : create interlinking geographical data bases between the regions

Action 2 : develop a Geographical Information System for each sub-project, which will geolocalise products and services

Action 3 : Develop a geomatic platform in each region (skills + equipment)

Action 4 : : Disseminate to generate new projects and

sustain the GRISI initiative


Component C1 Management : The Gers Chamber of Commerce : Experienced Lead Partner

Coordinator of 3 European projects • GeoTraceAgri (5th PCRD IST 2001 34281)

• GTIS CAP (6th PCRD priority Quality and Food Safety)

• SOHO SOLO (Interreg IIIB Atlantic Area)

Creator of a geomatic technological centre• R&D : product traceability and sustainable agriculture

• Training: professional diploma in geomatics

• Project Engineering: project conception ( 6 projects currently being evaluated)

• Start-Up Incubator


C1: Project Management

• The Executive Committee will meet every six months with representatives from the regional partners

• The Technical Committee are in charge of the tenders for the 3 sub projects

• The Operational Committee will meet every month (Conference Call)

• An Intranet will be set up at the start of the project to facilitate cooperation

• A Time Sheet system will be implemented to register the time spent by each collaborator in the project

Executive Commitee ; 4 regions

TechnicalCommitee

Operational Committee

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External Auditors

GovernmentEconomy Identity

Management

and financeCoordination Of the actions


Component C2 Creation of georeferenced data bases

– 80% of available date can be geooreferenced– Development of GPS / Galileo navigation

systems (in cars etc) requires the creation of georeferenced territorial data bases

– Internet navigation via map images surpasses linguistic barriers


Component C3: Creation of regional networks et dissemination

1. Selection of regional project by tender2. Training of project managers in each

partner region : the use of geomatics 3. Creation of regional GeoPortals4. Defining the added value aspect brought

to each project and the complementary elements between the projects


Component C4 : Exploitation and the geomatic platforms

• Training Centre for the proposed project partners– SIG Training– GPS Training

• Equipment & Software– GIS software suite– Scanner and printer (large

format) – GPS Base for Reference

Data

The Gers Geomatic Training Centre

Scanner A0 and GPS base for reference data: Gers Geomatic training centre


Component C5: Sustainability

• Dissemination of GRISI good practises within the Interreg III C areas: North, South, East and West

• Apply for local & regional finance in order to sustain the programme

• Creation of a European Geoportal • Proposal to DG Regio of the European

Commission : launch a GRISI initiative for the 2007 – 2013 programme


Budget

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10

%

MONTANT TOTAL/Composante

33,7% 26,0%

180 000,00 4,7%

0,00999 560,00 322 600,00

Investissements

Sous-total

Frais promotionnels 120 000,00

3,1%1,0%3,0%

38 400,00

%

0,0%

1,3%6,5%

27,0%100,0%

43,7%9,7%

100,0%3 845 285,00359 525,00 TOTAL

500 000,00 556 000,00

9,3% 22,6%

105 000,00 113 400,0028 000,000,00

0,00200 000,00

250 000,00 0,000,00Financem. projet (seule.OCR) 440 000,00

8,4%

200 000,00359 525,00

Frais de préparation867 800,00 1 295 800,00 999 560,00

92 400,00

250 000,00

867 800,00 1 295 800,00

200 000,00 1 040 000,00322 600,00

0,00

114 000,00

416 000,00 52 000,00

Réunions et évènements 50 000,00 12 800,00 38 400,00

23 625,000,001 160,00

Frais administratifs

PAR LIGNEDescription détaillée Compos 5Compos 1 Compos 2 Compos 4Compos 3Frais de personnel

Ligne budgétaire

50 000,00

Expertise externe 90 000,00Déplacement et hébergement 38 400,00

0,00 12 800,00

157 500,00

Autres 0,00 50 000,00 0,00 0,0020 000,0040 000,00

37 800,00 372 225,00119 160,00

1 681 500,00 BUDGETAIRE

3 845 285,00

0,00

• 1.040 M € reserved for project tenders

• 250K€ investment in geomatic platforms

• Total human resource budget 250 Person/months

• A 3 year schedule • Balanced expenditure over 6

half year periods0,00 0,00 0,00

Jan - Juin 2008 118 588,00 0,00 180 280,00 718 068,00 18,7%0,0%Juil - Déc 2008 0,00 0,00 0,00

359 525,00 322 600,00

13,5%

867 800,00 100,0%

0,0096 600,00

220 280,0096 600,00 322 600,00

Jan - Juin 2007 40 587,50 201 250,00 180 280,0096 600,00 0,00 357 467,50 9,3%Juil - Déc 2007 40 587,50

999 560,00 3 845 285,00

0,00 518 717,50

257 650,0096 600,00

448 280,000,00 748 117,50

27,9%11,2%

Juil - Déc 2006 78 587,50 352 650,00 220 280,0040 587,50

19,5%

Juil - Déc 2005 287 160,00

TOTAL PAR COMPOSANTE

326 000,00

1 295 800,00

Jan - Juin 200640 587,00 56 250,00 46 400,00 0,00 430 397,00

0,00 1 072 517,50


Financement

• 45% National & Regional cofinancing

BUDGET INTERREG IIIC DE L'OPERATION 3 845 285,00

Financement FEDER

BUDGET des programmes de l'Union Européenne pour les Pays tiers

Financement non éligible (Etats Membres UE, NO, secteur privé)

2 145 455,00

0,00

Financement national norvégien 0,00

Cofinancement public national des Etats Membres de l'Union Européenne 1 699 830,00

Cofinancement nat. du financement issu de programmes de l'UE pour Pays tiers 0,000,00

Cofinancement public régional norvégien 0,00

Financement national (Pays tiers) 0,00

TOTAL BUDGET 3 845 285,00

Financement privé (Pays tiers) 0,00

Cofinancement privé régional norvégien 0,00

Financement issu de programmes de l'Union Européenne pour Pays tiers 0,00


Key figures : partner regionsMidi-Pyrénées Navarre Abruzzes Latvia

Population 2 552 000 591 000 1 240 000 2 346 000

(2002)

Land surface

Km²

45 348 10 391 10 794 64 600

Density/Km² 56 57 119/km2 37

% Rural population

30% 40% 33% 31%

% Urban population

70% 60% 67% 69%

GNP / hab 19 361 €(21 648 France)

23 588 € (2003) 18 992 €

(Italy: 109,0%) 8500 €


The role of the Midi-Pyrénées region in the project

• 566,187.50 € of cofinancing

• Creation of a geomatic regional network, bringing together research scientists, training experts, project leaders and specialised companies

• A European dimension added to the Gers Geomatic technological centre


Le site du pôle technologique géomatique www.teleparc.net

http://www.teleparc.net/


The role of the Navarre regionin the project

• 465,205 € of Cofinancing

• A broad experience in the use of Geographical Information Systems as a support for management in the public sector: SITNA (Système de Information Territorial de la Navarre. (http://sitna.navarra.es/).

• Un regional pool of GIS skills within the public organisation TRACASA (www.tracasa.es)

http://sitna.navarra.es/

http://www.tracasa.es/


The role of the Navarre regionin the project

• Coordination and coherence with the European Initiative INSPIRE (INfrastructure for SPatial InfoRmation in Europe) and the Spanish national project IDEE (Infrastructure de Donnes Spatiales de l’Espagne). (Spanish Spatial Data)

• Experience in both the management and participation of INTERREG III projects, INTERREG III C and OCR.


Le système d’information géographique de la Navarrehttp://sitna.cfnavarra.es/

http://sitna.cfnavarra.es/


The role of the Abruzzes region in the le project

• 465,205 € of Cofinancing from the Region• La Abruzzes region will bring its experience in the

development of Geographical Information Systems to create socio-economic data bases which will be visible on Regional Maps, in particular with Action1 – R.I.C.A.M.A. project (Rational for Integrated Coastal Area

Management), Department of Territory, Urbanistic, Environment, Parks which involves 19 coastal towns(see the website www.regione.abruzzo.it/ricama)

– 2. SI.CO.RA. project (Informative Support for the management of the

Abruzzo coastal zone) see the link http://ing.univaq.it/SICORA


• The Abruzzi Region will contribute to the plan through: • the implementation of one economic and

"georeferenced" data bank at a European level. This data bank will supply added value to the existing regional plans, it will transfer know-how and accumulate experiences for the local promotion of the plans, beyond that to promote the cooperation between the Regions;

• the creation and spread of a regional network, with the aim of attracting the partners of other projects, organizing cooperation between them, with the aim of dissemination to other regional projects, and to create one network of good practises at regional level.


Portail géographique de la Région des Abruzzeshttp://www.regione.abruzzo.it/xportal/index.asp

http://www.regione.abruzzo.it/xportal/index.asp


The role of Latviain the project

• Synergies with the leading project “Galileo – a Constellation to Beacon the Way in the Baltics” whose goal is to create a technology transfer network in satellite navigation, and to study the development opportunities for the development of the GNSS in the Baltic Countries

• Develop GIS for rural areas. Co-operation with the University of Latvia to develop GIS for Riga (RIGIS). L’INSPIRE will also serve as an example of good practice.

• Compliment GIS with GPS and EGNOS, which will be increased by Galileo.


• Publish GIS on the Internet using ArcView.

• The GRISI project will be considered as as example for the use of navigational technology by satellite and geographical information systems.

• The Latvian partners are interested in identifying future projects in teledetection.


Le Système d’information géographique de la Lettoniehttp://www.jewishgen.org/Latvia/

http://www.jewishgen.org/Latvia/


Expected results from the project

• 80 to 120 regional projects will be selected and their data bases will be georeferenced

• A guide of geomatic good practices will be edited in 5 languages for future project managers

• 4 Project GeoPortals will be created in the partner regions• 4 fully equipped Geomatic platforms will be set up in the partner

regions• A European conference will bring together 50 regions from 10

European countries.• A European Geoportal will be set up to help other regions benefit

from and use the GRIS good practices

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