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Harmonisation of geodata within the framework of INSPIRE Geoffrey Tihon & An Heirman

FME World Tour 2016: INSPIRE data harmonisation with FME (GIM)

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Page 1: FME World Tour 2016:  INSPIRE data harmonisation with FME (GIM)

Harmonisation of geodata

within the framework of

INSPIRE

Geoffrey Tihon & An Heirman

Page 2: FME World Tour 2016:  INSPIRE data harmonisation with FME (GIM)

A presentation about INSPIRE

specifications… OMG!

FME World Tour 2016 An Heirman

20.04.2016

Page 3: FME World Tour 2016:  INSPIRE data harmonisation with FME (GIM)

INSPIRE in a few slides…

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INSPIRE

What is it?

Pollution knows no borders « INSPIRing a sustainable

environment »

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INSPIRE – What is it?

INSPIRE: INfrastructure for SPatial InfoRmation in Europe

What? INSPIRE Directive (2007) transposed at the national and regional levels

in Belgium

Who? Public authorities

Aim? Better facilitate public access to spatial data related to the

environment across Europe

Which data? Spatial data which can be used in environmental studies/policies

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INSPIRE – Annexes

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INSPIRE – Deadlines

Source: EC INSPIRE Website:

http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/index.cf

m/pageid/44

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Application

and

Geoportals

INSPIRE Technical Architecture - Overview A

ppl

Layer

Serv

ice

Layer

Data

Layer

transformation

service

Harmonized

spatial data set

Spatial

data set

metadata

Spatial

service

metadata

download

service

view

service

discovery

service

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INSPIRE - Common principles

Data should be collected only once and kept where it can be maintained most effectively

It should be possible to combine seamless spatial information from different sources across Europe and share it with many users and applications

It should be possible for information collected at one level/scale to be shared with all levels/scales; detailed for thorough investigations, general for strategic purposes

Geographic information needed for good governance at all levels should be readily and transparently available

Easy to find what geographic information is available, how it can be used to meet a particular need, and under which conditions it can be acquired and used

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INSPIRE in 3 words

Collect

Harmonization

Share

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INSPIRE and FME…

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Inspire and FME

Collect

Harmonisation

Share

- Identification of your data providers

- Rules (What? How…)

- Format

- Data transfer

- Quality

- Conversion

- Historisation

- Maintenance

- Consistency between data

- Identifier management

- Representation

- Metadata

- Web Services

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Collect your data with FME…

Collect

Format

Quality Data

transfer

More and more sources quickly available

Can read or write over 300 formats

Automation of the process

Load via FTP, Rest protocol, … Check the input quality

Automatic Reporting

Correction

Inform via mail

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Harmonize your data with FME…

Data ready for

harmonization

Data ready for

harmonization

Data ready for

harmonization

Data ready for

harmonization

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

Model 4

H

a

r

m

o

n

i

z

e

Final data ready

for sharing

INSPIRE schema

Feature Type Mapping

Attribute Name Mapping Transformers

Attribute Value Mapping Transformers

Geometry and Coordinate System Transformations

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Harmonize your data with FME…

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Why FME for harmonization

• The most complete tool for creating,

distributing and using INSPIRE

compliant data

• No Coding! No XSLT!

• Flexible – Ready for Annex I, II and III

• Not a black box

• Stable

• Schema mapping – hard problem that

FME makes easier and automates

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Share your data with FME

Publication

Produce inspire compliant GML

Offer as

« predefined datasets » using FME Server implementing WFS 2.0 with

stored queries

« predefined datasets » using FME Server implementing Atom feeds and

opensearch

Direct access services using FME implementing WFS 2.0

integrate with your Geo web server of choice (Geoserver, Mapserver, etc…)

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Road Map - example

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RoadMap done for ACT

(Luxembourg)

•Status Data

•Status Technology

AS-IS

•Identify the solutions

•Comparisons

SWOT analysis •Plan

•Tasks

•Budget

RoadMap

•Validation SWOT

•Alignement with INSPIRE deadlines and specs

POC •Collect

•Harmonization

•Share

Implementation

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Conclusions INSPIRE:

Can be very hard (several data providers, output schema

complex,…)

Time is running and deadlines are defined

Specialists in Geo-data can do the job for you

It’s time to take action in your organization (POC, budget,…)

FME: Most complete tool

to be compliant with INSPIRE

Also for all other harmonization tasks