IP 15 Presentation Tatiana - United Nations fileSDIs can be defined as integrations of socio‐technical networkswith open, reconfigurable and virtual boundaries, basically based on

Tatiana Delgado Fernández, PhDNational Commission of the Cuba Republic SDI

Ninth United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for the America, August 2009

National Commission of the SDI of the Republic of CubaNinth United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for the America


Understanding SDIStatus of the National SDI in Cuba (IDERC)Perspectives: Deployment and Cooperation



Systems Networks Infrastructures

Elements Components Systems Networks

Spatial Data Infrastructure

Control vs Coordination

ControlControl and

Coordination Coordination

Boundaries Close, stables

Open, Reconfigurable

Open, Reconfigurable. Virtual

GISDesktop Departments,

EnterpriseCommunities,Society

SDIs can be defined as integrations of socio‐technical networks with open, reconfigurable and virtual boundaries, basically based on coordination mechanisms



Agreement No. 5535Executive Committee of Ministers Conceil

16 September 2005

National Commission of the Cuba Republic SDI(CIDERC)

Grupos Ad‐HocTemáticos




www.iderc.co.cuwww.iderc.co.cuwww.iderc.co.cu

Geospatial Portal (GeoPortal) de la IDERCGeospatial Portal (GeoPortal) de la IDERC

Components -Services

-Portal services-Catalogue Services-Portrayal Services-Data Services

MovilWeb: Fleet Management Application


CTN 113 Geomatics



0,158

0,179

0,3470,376

0,390

0,413

0,416

0,426

0,423

0,438

0,444

0,452

0,492

0,537

0,547

0,549

0,553

0,568

0,572

0,592

0,598

0,602

0,680

0,683

0,695

0,739

0,743

0,000 0,100 0,200 0,300 0,400 0,500 0,600 0,700 0,800

Grenada

Dominica

Nepal

Trinidad &Tobago

Malaysia

Guyana

Turkey

Barbados

St. Lucia

Ecuador

Dominican Rep

Serbia

Poland

Argentina

St. Vincent

Cuba

Jamaica

Uruguay

Brazil

Mexico

Chile

Netherlands

Denmark

Colombia

Norway

Canada

Spain

SDI Readiness Index


Portal & Map Services Statistics by month

1.7 millions of hits35 terabytes served1066 visitors


Assessed the actual capacity in the province to undertake Spatial Data Infrastructures and the best practices to optimize the use of the geographic information

Strengthened the capacity to decision making and local management, by means of the delivering of geospatial data and services associated to the locality

Created References Rooms or One-Stop in municipal and provincial levels of government with access to geospatial services at local level linked to the NSDI

Built capacity in the use and exploitation of the Spatial Data Infrastructure into the stakeholders and citizen in the territory.

An Spatial Data Infrastructure properly embedded within the overall information infrastructure supporting governance processes at provincial level.

Strengthened the legal framework to support sustainable Spatial Data Infrastructures at local level.


A multi‐criteria diagnostic as starting pointA Coordination Group at local level subordinated to the Government or other politic “champion”A legal framework at local level to support the sustainability of the initiativeDefinition of policies based on principlesMiddle and long term strategyHierarchical priorities at local levelsCollaborative Alliances Capacity buildingAlignment to the actual social missions of the stakeholdersStimulation of multi level stakeholder participation and not only the official Coordination Group members (users as producers)


Organization: Fostering legal frameworks to support SDIs at different levels (territories and sectors)Education and training: Alliances with universities distributed in the whole countryApplications and Portals deployment at territory and thematic levelsProvision of data and services in a broad distribution approachActivation of cooperation at maximum level possible



1. COORDINATION is the essential function in SDIs

2. The most important progress in the SDI of the Republic of Cuba can be appreciated like the derivation of the Coordination activities of the National Commission of the IDERC with its long‐term vision (strategies) and its systematic implementation (annual working plans) in a broad participation of stakeholders approach (central, provincial and municipality levels)

3. The main future work will be focused to the DEPLOYMENT(horizontally and vertically) of the IDERC in the society, and COOPERATION insight and abroad.


Contacto:Contacto:Tatiana DelgadoTatiana [email protected]@udio.cujae.edu.cu

Coordinadora proyectoCoordinadora proyecto

CYTED IDEDESCYTED IDEDES

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IP 15 Presentation Tatiana - United Nations fileSDIs can be defined as integrations of socio‐technical networkswith open, reconfigurable and virtual boundaries, basically based on