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Accompanying measure to support European Territorial Management Information Infrastructure. ETeMII:. Yves Reginster GI consultant - GERE SA. Support IST programme focus on content: KA 3 Support EC policy for GI, especially EGII Addressing pan-European needs/aspects - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Accompanying measure to support European Territorial Management Information Infrastructure
Yves ReginsterGI consultant - GERE SA
ETeMII:
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Why ETeMIISupport IST programme
focus on content: KA 3Support EC policy for GI, especially EGIIAddressing pan-European needs/aspects
EC needs to support EU policiesenvironment, transport, regional policy, space
policy (EO, GNSS), agriculture, fishery Eurostat - GISCO contribution in user’s
requirement assessment
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Why ETeMII (2)
Breaking the barriers for the GI-GIS interoperability to address trans-national applications
To establish European guidelines / standards / best practice
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Main aims of ETeMII (1)
To build consensus on technical issues: reference data, data access policy
(metadata, thesauri) interoperability, standards implementation Integration with EO, GNSS and telecom participation to global initiatives: OGC,
ISO, GSDI, …Awareness activity
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Main aims of ETeMII (2)
To organise a network of excellence stakeholders of territorial management:
users and providers Targeting also FP4 & FP5 projects
dealing with GISupport to future GI action line in
FP5 - IST (cross-programme)
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ETeMII Partnership: National GI associations:
GISFORM, AFIGEO, CNIG European associations:
EUROGI, AGILE, MEGRIN, European Commission
JRC/SAI Consulting companies, University
GERE, GEOBASE Consulting, TUV Industry, users
SIEMENS - SICAD, OGC Europe
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7 Workpackages
1 - Project management - GISFORM2 - User’s requirements - GERE3 - Reference data - GISFORM4 - Metadata - GERE5 - Standards, interoperability - GEOBASE6 - Dissemination - JRC / SAI7 - Assessment and evaluation -
GISFORM
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User’s requirements (1)
Needs for: reference data metadata and semantics standards, interoperability
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User’s requirements (2)Differents ways to assess user’s
requirements Inventory of FP 4 and FP 5 projects,
dealing with GI User’s workshops
National workshopsEuropean workshopsInternational workshops
Desk study - Case studies
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FP projects survey
290 GI projects identified up to nowContribution to main ETeMII themes
Contribution to
27%
14%
59%
Reference Data
Metadata
Interoperability in GIS
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FP projects survey
Clustered Thematics
45%
2%19%
7%
24%
3%
Environment Technological supportPublic sectorMulti-mediaGISother
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FP projects survey – some conclusionsOnly 27 projects dealing with interoperabilityProjects are not synchronised with market
I.e. mobile location base services is hot today, not next year
Only 2 projects on mobile information servicesGood balance between research and
development projectsVery few go up to exploitation of information
services
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Reference data (1)
Main aim: To reach a technical consensus on the
definition of reference dataat European levelat global level (GSDI)
To address data policy issues, to make data available at an affordable cost
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Reference data (2)
Focus on minimum level of reference data, but pan-European
Focus on main users: medium to large scales
Public / Private relationships: to understand GI economy
Assessment of existing situation
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National workshops
France: link with Lengagne and Mandelkern mission Data policy for public services Re-definition of IGN role and organisation Notion of universal public service for GI
Everybody has the right to be mapped Need for better coordination between
topo and cadastre
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French workshopConfirmed by second workshop at MARI
Presentation of situations in 5 European countriesFranceNetherlandsBelgium GermanyHungary
Need for better European coordination and harmonisation
Italian workshop last weekGeerman speakers workshop at AGIT
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The organisation of national workshops (1)Learn from French oneFocus more on technical issuesCommunication about objectives:
Exploit the opportunities of e-business and e-governance
To understand interaction between public and private sector
Pay attention to updating
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The organisation of national workshops (2)Consensus about basic data definitionNeed for EC commitment
To lead EGII To provide funding for the European component
Need for national, regional and local commitment Procurement Contribution to the infrastructure
To target widest possible user’s community
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The reference schema for the workshops (1)
To identify main usersTo assess main needs
Compare the weight of the different usages, at different scalesWay of representing the realityAccuracy
Express needs for data and updating To identify current and potential needs
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The reference schema for the workshops (2)Based on needs:
To define basic data, in term of objects, modelsFocus on major landmarks
The main targets of ETeMII: to create the basic data infrastructure
within 5-6 years To agree on rules: data access, policy,
public/private relationship, etc.
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The main elements of the basic data infrastructure
Major landmarks, equivalent to 1/10.000
Cadastral data / land registryStandardisation of postal addresses,
enabling geo-referencing
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Metadata: a key to data access (1)
Build upon existing work: CEO, ESMI, GDDD, GEIXS, ETC/CDS,
GISEDI, LaClef, etc.Main aim:
to reach some consensus on the way to meet user’s needs
link with international initiatives: ISO and JTC 1, SC 32
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Metadata: a key to data access (2)
The semantic part is important work on thesauri interoperability
to record multi-cultural characteristic of Europe
to deal with multi-lingual issues
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The first metadata workshop (1)
Four sessions The state of the art The European GI common core Semantics User’s needs and conclusions
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The first metadata workshop
Presentation of major metadata projects MADAME Dublin Core SCHEMAS FASTER CLEAR Hungarian METATER La Clef ESMI The Global Change project ETC/CDS
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Main findings (1)
Three levels of metadata Discovery Exploitation Data model
First focus on discovery metadataLack of awareness in main trends for
international standards
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Main findings (2)Need for more user friendly standardsNeed for better advertising on and
access to standards Need for metadata on standardsNeed for mapping between existing
discovery metadata standardsFocus on modelling interoperability is
important
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Main findings (3)
Need for implementation guidelinesNeed for co-ordination with other
disciplinesThesaurus / semantic is important
Need for additional research on thesaurus interoperability
ETeMII should collect user’s requirements to feed ISO/OGC
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Main findings (4)Need to raise awareness
On standardsOn the benefits of metadata and standardsOn implementation guidelines
Organisation of a second workshop13-14 July 2000 – AmsterdamSpeakers = standard makersTo inform usersTo enable to take strategic decision
Dublin Core vs ISO/IEC discovery metadatahttp://www.ec-gis.org/etemii
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Standards, interoperability and research organisation
Main aim: To raise awareness Target FP 4 and FP 5 projects and GI
stakeholdersFocus more on implementation
strategiesHow to improve standards to make
them more user friendly?
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Dissemination (1)
Web site: http://www.ec-gis.org/etemii
White papers publicationDiscussion lists
GI2000 continuation?CD-ROM publication
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Dissemination (2)
“All public” leaflets targeted to decision makers, politicians
Many workshops, with all experts invited
Plan for future actions, input to HLWP (GI2000)
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International co-operation
Strong link with OGCContribution to ISO and GSDI
activitiesAGILE has equivalent in US, links
with international research community
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Links with other projectspreANVIL, a GIS interoperability
observatory - JRC GERE, Geobase, OGCE, Universities of
Jaumes I, Muenster and Vienna, IDELUXGETISCITUISCHEMAS, Diffuse, EPIFOCALothers ?