Copernicus Emergency Service

Understanding the Data Requirements

21/01/2015

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Products (global coverage)

• Rush mode– Reference maps– Delineation maps– Grading maps

• Non-rush mode– Reference maps– Pre-disaster maps– Post-disaster maps

Elements (datasets) to be extracted for the reference

maps: ancillary data

Project GISC (GMES In-Situ Coordination)

Perform a collection, assessment and evaluation of in-situ requirements of the different GMES services for Land, Marine environment, Atmosphere monitoring and Emergency management as outlined in the GIO regulation.

Deliverable 2.1 (D 2.1) is a comprehensive catalogue of in-situ data needs of the above mentioned services. It is result of a consultation process with stakeholders from the current GMES Core Services, EEA‟s own summaries and knowledge of in-situ requirements, and different FP6/ FP7related project reports.

Extract from the GISC document

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Dataset Criticality Target accuracy/resolution/scale Inspire Theme

Administrative boundaries Essential 1:5000 - 1:25000 I.4

Settlement locations and toponyms Essential 1:5000 - 1:500000 I.3

Precipitation information Desirable

Past rainfall: River catchments or better scale; Forecast: catchments or better: different locations (preferred along the rivers) III.14

Wind information Desirable III.14

Transport networks - roads Essential

large (1:5 000 - 1:25 000)medium (1:25 000 - 1:80 000)small (1:80 000 - 1:250 000) I.7

Transport networks - railways Essential 1:50000 I.7

Transport networks - airports Essentialpositional accuracy: 20m of true position I.7

Transport networks - ports Essential 1:100000 I.7Population data - large scale Essential 0,01 km2 (100m x 100m) III.10Population data - small scale Essential 0,25 km2 (500m x 500m) III.10

Digital elevation model - high resolution Essential1m2 - 25m2

II.1

Datasets required for the Emergency Service

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Critical infrastructures - Utilities Essentialpositional accuracy: 20m of true position

Requested features could be find in different INSPIRE themes. E.g. Annex III: Waste water treatment and sewage

Critical infrastructures - Public services Essentialpositional accuracy: 20m of true position III.5, III.6

Landuse information Desirable 0,01 km2 (100m x 100m) III.4

Forest maps Desirable 1:50000

Forest is not a specific INSPIRE theme. III.18

Protected areas Desirable 1:50000 I.9Soil information Desirable 1:100000 III.3Geological maps Desirable 1:100000 II.4Aerial photographs Desirable 0,2m II.3

Built-up area/ settlement information Essential 1:25000 III.2Hydrographic information - water levels Desirable I.8Hydrographic information - water bodies Essential 1:25000 I.8

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Reference Data Requirements by Copernicus Services (from

Tracasa Report)Reference data requirements of Copernicus Emergency Management Service

• Ortho-imagery for geo-referencing and/or background, accuracy ≈0,5 m, to be provided preferably as WMS or download

• Topographic features (altern. through access to topographic maps):– Assets at risk:

• Building footprints ( scale : < 1:10.000), to be provided preferably as WFS• Building blocks (scale 1:10.000 – 1:50.000), to be provided preferably as WFS• Built-up areas (scale 1:50.000 – 1:500.000), to be provided preferably as WFS

– Hydrographic network to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:50 000 or larger

– Land cover/use, to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:50 000 or larger

– Transport networks, to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:50 000 or larger

• DEM, to be provided preferably as WMS or download, resolution <10 m.

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Reference Data Requirements by Copernicus Services

(Tracasa Report) (II)Reference data requirements of Copernicus Land Monitoring Service

• Ortho-imagery for geo-referencing and/or background, accuracy <0,5 m, to be

provided preferably as WMS or download• Topographic features (altern. through access to topographic maps):

– Buildings, to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:10 000 - 1:50 000

– Administrative units to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:25 000 - 1:50 000

– Hydrographic network (water bodies) to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:25 000 - 1:50 000

– Land cover/use, to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:50 000 or larger

– Transport networks,  to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy

equivalent to a scale of 1:25 000 - 1:50 000

• DEM, to be provided preferably as WMS or download, resolution  <10 m

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• Agricultural parcel information (degraded use parcel dataset, e.g. 100 m grid without any attribute information from national LPIS), to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:10 000 - 1:50 000

• National/regional forest inventories, to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:5 000 - 1:25 000

• National/regional grassland inventories, to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:5 000 - 1:25 000

• National/regional wetlands databases, to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:5 000 - 1:25 000

• Conservation and Protected Areas, to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:5 000 - 1:25 000

• Soil data, to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:5 000 - 1:25 000

• Geomorphological data, to be provided preferably as WFS, with an accuracy equivalent to a scale of 1:5 000 - 1:25 000