Spatial Data Infrastructures: Spatial Data Infrastructures: Utilizing standards in products and projectsUtilizing standards in products and projects

Dr. Uwe JasnochDr. Uwe JasnochProgram Manager SDIProgram Manager SDI

Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI)Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI)

The base collection of technologies, policies and institutional arrangements that facilitate the availability of and access to spatial data (adapted from “The GSDI Cookbook”)

Purpose: Facilitate discovery and application of data and processing (or “geo-resources”)

Spatial Data Infrastructure Spatial Data Infrastructure Components Components

Information Technology

PoliciesPeople

Key Geospatial Technology Key Geospatial Technology StandardsStandards

Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC)

International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

AboutAbout thethe rolesroles & & relationshipsrelationshipswithinwithin an SDIan SDI

Source: „SDI cookbook“

Standards Standards forfor metadatametadata((infrastructuresinfrastructures))

ISO Technical Committee 211 (ISO/TC211)

– ISO 19115 Metadata (structuring meta data) (references 18 further standards)

– ISO 19118 Encoding rules– ISO 19119 General Services– ISO 19139 Metadata Implementation Specification (references 10

further standards)

Open Geospatial Consortium

– Service Stateless Catalog Service Profile (CS) (references further Standards)

– Filter Encoding Implementation Specification– Web Map Service (WMS) (references further standards)

Standards Standards forfor metadatametadata((infrastructuresinfrastructures))

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

– Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)– Extensible Markup Language (XML)– Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)

Advantages by using these standards– interoperability– portability

SDI: Solution areasSDI: Solution areas

Featuring on Local/Regional/National Level– Enabling them as data provider (provider servicesEmpowering

their data exploration capabilities– Facilitate the integration of data provided by other Organizations

(consumer services)– Integration into e-Government processes (Service chaining)– Delivering easy to customize components (GUIs and Processes)

for portal based applications

on European (Multi-National) level in addition– Facilitate the integration with other (corresponding)

infrastructures by EU-founded Projects– Drive the data harmonization on an European-Level by EU-

founded Projects

SDI: Intergraph upcoming SDI: Intergraph upcoming productsproducts

Intergraph SDI – Basic– OGC compliant free of charge services (part of GeoMedia WebMap),– WMS (Web Map Service) , WFS (Web Feature Service) and WCS (Web

Coverage Service; 6.1),– SDI desktop client (GeoMedia),– SDI WMS Viewer (OGC Viewer).

Intergraph SDI – Pro– Additional OGC compliant services (specifications & part. Discussion papers),– SDI security package and SDI service management and monitoring package,– WFS-T (Transactional Web Feature Service), WFS-G (Gazetteer Web Feature

Service), CS-W 2.0 (Catalogue Service) and Open Location Services.Intergraph SDI – Portal

– Clients utilizing SDI services,– Very Thin & Thin client for Web-Browsers,– Catalogue exploring functionality,– Web-based Metadata Management.

Solution architecture Solution architecture (global view)(global view)

SOA SOA

SOA

EuropeanSDI

Regional/NationalSDI

LocalSDI

SOA SOA

SOA

Scalability, D

ata Harmoniza

tion

SDI: Outer node architectureSDI: Outer node architecture

Realized & Ongoing ProjectsRealized & Ongoing Projects

SurveySurvey Administration of State of Administration of State of BadenBaden--WuerttembergWuerttemberg ((Germany)Germany)

Runs a web-based shop system for their geodataOffers strong SDI services for several geodatalayers based on Intergraph‘s technology forgeneral use of industry and governmentorganizations

RegioneRegione del Venetodel Veneto

Geo-portal for data distribution

Design of the regional SDI (Data/Metadata)Different scalesRules to integrate/exchange data and metadataDesign of rules/process to derive data (downscaling process, data fusion)Data dissemination

City of NijmegenCity of NijmegenServices on InternetServices on Internet

First WMS application in The NetherlandsWebsite for citizensSearch function like on Marktplaats.nlNijmegen combines GeoMedia with Google images and information from GBKN

Polish Polish KatasterKataster OnLineOnLine

gPlangPlan -- IrelandIreland

Online planning geo-portal used by c. 20 Irish Local AuthoritiesIntegrated mapping & planning application details – incl. drawings & correspondenceReduces planning office front-desk queuesImproves customer service

GALICIA SDIGALICIA SDI

Humboldt ProposalHumboldt Proposal

Humboldt - Concepts and tools for data harmonisationand a sustainable ESDIProject duration: 48 MonthsProject volume: 15 Million € (available: 32,5 Mio €)Number of partners: 27 from 14 European CountriesTarget:– Support the implementation of an ESDI in a way that:

• The requirements of GMES, INSPIRE, and users within other organizations can be met

• A long-term usage is possible• The cost of the implementation and necessary data harmonisation is

reduced where possible– Develop the processes and tools required for this based on common

concepts and models.– Disseminate with the aim of getting maximum coverage

INSPIRE contextINSPIRE context

Creation of a European SDIAim: support administration throughout the EU by securing the availability of qualified, ready to use spatial informationimplementation by Member StatesMember States are responsible for e.g. harmonisation

INSPIRE GMES

Humboldt ConsortiumHumboldt Consortium

Fraunhofer IGD Darmstadt, GermanyETRA SpainHelp Service Remote Sensing, Czech RepublicLogicaCMG UKInstitut Geographique National, FranceIntergraph CR spol.s.r.o., Czech RepublicSwiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich, SwitzerlandDelft University of Technology, NetherlandsUniversity of Rome “La Sapienzia”, ItalyInstitute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing, HungaryMarine Information Service “Maris” BV, NetherlandsKaunas University of Technology Regional, LithuaniaThe Foundation “INI-GraphicsNet Stiftung”, Germany

Hellenic Centre for Marine Research, GreeceInstiut Français de Recherche pour l’Exploitation de la Mer, FranceNational Environment Research Council, United KingdomSwedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, SwedenUniversity of the West of England, Bristol, United KingdomTelespazio, ItalyGeographical Information Systems International Group, ItalyRound Table GIS, Munich, GermanyCNR IREA, ItalyForest Management Institute, Czech RepublicInstiuto Geografico Portuges, PortugalCollecte Localisation Satellites, FranceUniversity of Gävle, SwedenPromitheas Business Innovation Centre, Cyprus

Humboldt ConsortiumHumboldt Consortium

Humboldt scenariosHumboldt scenarios

environment

others

security

Application areaHumboldt scenario

“border security”

border police

Existing GMES services

FÖMI???

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border

HUNGARIAThe UKRAINE

border policeCommand & Control

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Humboldt Humboldt –– which standards?which standards?

XMLSOAP, WSDLISO 19115 (Metadata) ISO 19139 (Dataset Implementation Model & SchemaISO 19113 (Web Services)ISO 19103 (CSL-UML)

OGC – WMS– Styled Layer Descriptor– WFS– Filter encoding– GML– Web Coordinate Transformation

Service– Coverage Service– Catalogue Service– Open Location Service (OLS)

Core Services (Directory Service, Geocoder Service, Routing Service)

– Gazetteer Service– Web Sensor service

AnyAny QuestionsQuestions??

Dr.-Ing. Uwe JasnochProgram Manager SDISecurity, Government & Infrastructure

Tel. +49 (0)89.96106.608Fax +49 (0)89.96106.100Uwe.Jasnoch@intergraph.com

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85737 IsmaningGermany