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Building a national SDI
Approach and strategy in The Netherlands
Michel Grothe, Geonovum
Incident Management Summit Amsterdam, September 11-12,
2008
Geonovum
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The
Netherlands
Agenda
NSDI vision and implementation strategyNSDI playing fieldStandards
framework for the NSDINational SDI components for IMInformation
model public safetySDI Portal for public safetyChallenges
Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
1. NSDI vision and implementation strategy for 2008-2011
(GIDEON)
Objectives:Public and businesses are able to retrieve and use all
relevant geo-information; Businesses able to add economic value to
government-provided geo-information;The government will use
information for each location in its work processes and
services;Continuing development and innovation of the key
facility.
Current Status GIDEON: adopted by GI council and send by the
Minister of VROM to the parliament (June).
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
GIDEON - Implementation strategies
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Embedding geo in E-Government
Main aims:Reduce administrative burdenService for companies and
civiliansEffective and efficient government
Geo-information part of Dutch E-Government programme:Basic
services: key-registers, authentication, one stop integral services
etc.Geo-information available in the front offices for companies
and civilians
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Legal basic registrations (including geo)
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subsurface
large scale map
Main aims:Reduce administrative burdenService for companies and
civiliansEffective and efficient government
Spatial Planning ACTInformation-exchange subsurface nets ACT
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Coordination of all public sector geo-registers and privately
owned source dataMake available in digital form free of problems in
locating, assessing and exchanging (supported by national
geo-register)
Optimization of supply
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
2. NSDI playing field in the Netherlands
Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment
(VROM)co-ordination of geo-informationCouncil for geo-information
(GI Council)June 2006advisory council of Ministry of VROMstrategic
agenda on geo-information in the Netherlands:key geo-registration:
Addresses, Buildings, Parcels, Topography and moreaccessibility and
availability of public geo-informationDutch NSDI and
INSPIRECadastre (incl. National Mapping Agency)Legal task for
management of key geo-registrations and national portals:
Topography, Parcels, Addresses and buildings (with municipalities),
Cables and pipes ...
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
The Dutch public geo-information playing field
National Agencies, provinces, municipalities and
waterboardsResponsible for management thematic geo-registrations
for supporting their public tasksDutch NSDI and INSPIRE
National organisations15 - 20Provinces12Water boards27Municipalities 443
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
The Dutch public geo-information playing field
Space for Geo-information (RGI)2004 2009Innovation
programmeStrengthening the knowledge infrastructure for SDIs
GeonovumApril 2007Facilitate public sector to effectively and efficiently access and exchange of geo-informationDevelop, manage, support and stimulate use of national geo-standards and other NSDI components (e.g. national geo-register)Facilitor of GI-council for realisation of the national SDI: Public safety , Environment, Spatial Planning & EducationKnowledge centre geo-standards and geo-architecture in eGovernment
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Overview Dutch geo-information playing field
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The
Netherlands
PlayerRoleMinistry VROMPolitical responsibilityGI- council SDI ownershipCadastreLegal task for management of key geo-registrations and national portalsNational agencies, provinces, municipalities , waterboardsLegal task GI productionPublic sector tasks in data production Integration of GI in (e)Government businessGeonovumFacilitator realization SDIKnowledge centre geo-standards Space for Geo-informationInnovation impulsePrivate sectorValue adding and GI productionEducation and ResearchKnowledge exchange and developmentUsersCivil rights and citizenship, market power
Geonovum
3. Framework of standards of Dutch SDI
Develop, manage, support and stimulate use of national geo-standards:
Framework adopted by national Standardisation Board
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Framework of standards of Dutch SDIMetadata standards
Dutch Metadata profile for datasets and dataset series (based on
ISO 19115)Dutch Metadata profile for services (based on ISO
19119)Metadata exchange standard based on ISO 19139Catalogue
service standard based on OGC CSW ISO AP 2.0.2
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Framework of standards of Dutch SDI Information models
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
5. Framework of standards of Dutch SDI Services standards
Based on NORA, the Dutch government reference architecture
(services oriented)Geoservices part of services oriented
architecture of e-governmentGeoservices = OGC services, e.g. WMS,
WFS, CSW, etc. Early stage of e-government integration, e.g.
service registers
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Standards and Testbeds
Memorandum of Understanding between Geonovum and GeoBusiness NL
Organise testbeds to help public organisations with implementation of NSDI standards
Started in 2008
Several testbeds (in preparation):Metadata
interoperabilityTransactions i.r.t. EbXMLSensor web
enablementOpenLS (vehicle tracking an tracing)
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Major shortcomings information management in disastermanagement
in the Netherlandsby cie. ACIR, march 2005
Access to information
Sharing the same information
4. SDI components for Incident Management
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
SDI components for IM (1)Information model public safety
Geo-information exchange model for public safety based on NEN 3610
(abstract terrain model)Describes geo-information to be shared for
3 incident types:Fire in large buildingsRoad accidentsHigh water
situationsConvergence of existing entities from sector specific
information modelsExchange in GMLIncluding a cartografic standard
for uniform map representation of features)
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Information model main classes
Incident
People
Vehicles involved
Accessibility maps
Resources
Victims
Maplayers
Organisations
Situationplot
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Cartografic standard for the common operational picture
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
SDI components for IM (2)SDI portal for public safety
A single identical display of relevant information shared by more
than one command. A common operational picture facilitates
collaborative planning and assists all echelons to achieve
situational awareness.
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
SDI portal for public safety is frontrunner for the NSDI
Version 1.0 SDI portal for public safety (2008)SDI with 30 web
mapping services from 8 public organizations (incl. map
viewer)Extranet, Service Level 24*7
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
Improving accessibility of public geo-informationRealization of
metadata catalogs and data services Implementation of
standards:Information model public safetyTestbedsOrganisation
issues Roles & division of tasksInstitutional arrangements for
SDI implementationNational SDI shared service centre (national
facilities)ResourcesKnowledge development (e.g. standards)Lack of
resources, esp. IT peopleInnovationNew programme (follow-up Space
for Geo-information)
4. Challenges
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
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Thank you for your attention!
Incident Management SummitAmsterdam, september 11-12, 2008
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Building a national SDIApproach and strategy in The Netherlands
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The minister VROM is responsible for the cordination of the
geo-information in the Netherlands. We focus on matters and
subjects between and over public organisations and institutions
like standards and basic key-registers.
Geo-information is an important part of the E-government
programme.
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