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WORKSHOP ON STANDARD IN ACTION ISO/TC 211 Meeting Week

Southampton, 10 June 2015

Center for Geospatial Information Standardization and Institution Geospatial Information Agency (GIA) – Badan Informasi Geospasial (BIG) Jl. Raya Jakarta-Bogor Km 46 Cibinong-INDONESIA

BACKGROUND

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Indonesian Territory Compares to European Continent

Indonesian area is approximately a half of

European continent

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“...I want only one map as national geospatial reference...”

The Existence of One Map Policy will overcome land management issues

ONE MAP POLICY

ONE GEOSPATIAL REFERENCE

ONE GEOSPATIAL PORTAL

portal.ina-sdi.or.id

ONE DATABASE

ONE STADARD

INA-SDI

ONE MAP POLIY ENFORCEMENT USING SPATIAL DATA SHARING STRATEGY

STANDARD ACELLERATE GEOSPATIAL TRANSFORMATION Extencivication of Geospatial Data and Technology Utilization and Usage for various system – various user – NEED STANDARD

Common Geospatial STANDARD Making GI Easier and Always Available

LEGAL STANDING

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1. Act No 4 of 2011 about Geospatial Information Article 53, state that it is mandatory for the government to facilitate the development of Geospatial Information Infrastructures for performing Geospatial Information Establishment which one of those is the standard. The standard in geospatial information establishment consists of: Standard for geospatial data acquisition Standard for geospatial data and information processing Standard for geospatial data and information storage and security Standard for geospatial data and information distribution Standard for geospatial information utilization

2. Presidential Decree No. 9 year 2014 about the implementation of Act No 4 of 2011. It is specified at article 62, 72, and 73 that the standard mentioned in the law which is used as the normative reference in establishing Geospatial Information can be national standards and/or other technical specifications.

3. Presidential Decree No. 27 year 2014 about National Geospatial Information Network.

A national standard can be assigned as a mandatory obligation by the geospatial information maker.

NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION NETWORK (JIGN)

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GI ESTABLISHMENT JIGN COMPONENTS

GD ACQUISITION

GD & GI PROCESSING

GD & GI STORAGE &SECURITY

GD & GI DISTRIBUTION

GI UTILIZATION

S T A N D A R D

FOR QC &

QA

I N S T R U M E NT

REGULATION INSTITUTION TECHNOLOGY HUMAN

RESOURCE STANDARD

NNC NN CU PU

INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURES OF JIGN

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DATA CUSTODIANS

METADATA CATALOGUE

PORTAL

CLEARING UNIT

DATA CUSTODIANS

DATA CUSTODIAN

DATA CUSTODIAN

CLEARING UNIT METADATA DATABASE

PORTAL

CLEARING UNIT METADATA DATABASE

PORTAL

BIG AS NETWORK NODE

PROVINCE NETWORK NODE

METADATA CATALOGUE

PORTAL

CLEARING UNIT

CLEARING UNIT

METADATA CATALOGUE

PORTAL

DISTRICT NETWORK NODE

CITY NETWORK NODE

CENTRAL NETWORK NODE

DATA CENTER DATA

CENTER BIG AS NATIONAL NETWORK CONNECTOR

DATA CENTER

DATA CENTER

TOPOLOGY OF JIGN

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Internal Data

Confidential Data

NNC

Clearing Unit Central NN

Data Production

Unit

Data Production

Unit

Data Production

Unit

LAN/WAN

Clearing Unit Province NN

Province SKPD

Province SKPD

Province SKPD

LAN/WAN

Clearing Unit District/City NN

District/City SKPD

District/City SKPD

District/City SKPD

LAN/WAN

WAN Ina-SDI

Internet

External Producers/Users

Internal Producers/Users

INDONESIAN GEOPORTAL

Public Data

Confidential Data

Confidential Data

PROCESS FOR DEVELOPING A NATIONAL STANDARD

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Initial Planning

Drafting/ Technical Meeting

E-balloting [Polls]

E-balloting [Voting] Maintenance

PNPS CONFIRMATION

PNPS PROPOSED DOCUMENT DRAFTING

VERIFICATION SISNI

FINAL CONCEPT

NATIONAL CONSENSUS

VOTING

LEGALIZATION PUBLICATION

REVIEW DOCUMENT IS

Adoption

BSN TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE/

MASTAN

CURRENT STANDARD TOPOLOGYCAL STRUCTURE IN JIGN AND GEOSPATIAL BUSINESS PROCESS

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ASEAN Economic

Community

JIGN COMPONENTS

REGULATION

INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE

TECHNOLOGY

STANDARD

HUMAN RESOURCES

Legal System

Human & Technology

Geospatial Capacity

Standard for GD Collection Standard for GD and GI Management Standard for GD and GI Storage and Security

Standard for GD and GI Distribution

Standard for GI Utilization

Standard for Professional Competence on Geographic Information

NATIONAL STANDARDS

National Standards enforced mandatory

Institution Structure protected by regulation

D O M E S T I C

R E G I O N A L INTERNASIONAL

MRA for Surveying

NOTE: GI Geospatial Information GD Geospatial Data JIGN National Geospatial Information Network BSN National Standardization Agency

Global Economic

Community

ISO TC 211

DG Production &Distribution

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE 07.01

BSN

ROAD MAP OF STANDARD COMPILATION METHOD GEOSPATIAL DATA AND INFORMATION ESTABLISHMENT

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Road map of geospatial data and information establishment applies a priority analysis method of business process in geospatial vocation.

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BASIC GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION

SPATIAL PLANNING INFORMATION

THEMATIC STRATEGIC GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION

TOP

LESS

PURPOSE

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The purposes of this scientific paper is giving a guidance for composing a technical specification and performing a tested and focused research on geospatial standard, so that it can simplify the implementation of national priority policy

CURRENT STATUS OF NATIONAL STANDARD ON GEOGRPHIC/GEOINFORMATION

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Technical Committee 07.01

Consists of 11 members, including: 3 members represent the government establishing geospatial information 2 members represent the geospatial data consumer 3 members represent the geospatial data producer 3 members represent the Indonesia geospatial expert

The Number of Geospatial Standard Compilation Consists of 68 standards, including: 25 standards on geospatial data acquisition 33 standards on geospatial data and information processing 1 standard on geospatial data and information storage and security 7 standards on geospatial data and information distribution 2 standards on geospatial data and information utilization

ROLE OF NATIONAL STANDARD IN STRENGTHENING NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE FOR GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION

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Creating standard by understanding its business process for strengthening geospatial infrastructure

ROAD MAP OF STANDARD FOR BASIC GEOSPATIAL DATA AND INFORMATION ESTABLISHMENT

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BUSINESS PROCESS OF TOPHOGRAPHIC MAPPING AND TOPONIM ESTABLISHMENT

ROAD MAP OF STANDARD FOR GEOSPATIAL DATA AND INFORMATION ESTABLISHMENT

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BUSINESS PROCESS OF OCEAN AND COASTAL ENVIRONMENT MAPPING ESTABLISHMENT

ROAD MAP OF STANDARD FOR GEOSPATIAL DATA AND INFORMATION ESTABLISHMENT

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BUSINESS PROCESS OF GEODETIC AND GEODINAMIC CONTROL NETWORK ESTABLISHMENT

ROAD MAP OF STANDARD FOR GEOSPATIAL DATA AND INFORMATION ESTABLISHMENT

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BUSINESS PROCESS OF BORDER MAPPING ESTABLISHMENT

ROAD MAP OF STANDARD FOR SPATIAL PLANNING ESTABLISHMENT

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The road map of standard for Spatial planning establishment refers to the business process of action plan on spatial planning geospatial information establishment which is divided into 5 aspects, namely: 1. The acceleration of basic geospatial information establishment 2. The acceleration of thematic geospatial information mapping and integration 3. The development of map specification 4. The development of personal capacity in survey and mapping 5. Spatial Planning Map Consultation and Development

ROAD MAP OF STANDARD FOR THEMATIC STRATEGIC OF GEOSPATIAL DATA AND INFORMATION ESTABLISHMENT

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JIGN SECRETARIAT

STANDARD OF METADATA

STANDARD OF FEATURE

CATALOGUE

PRIVATE SECTORS

GOVERNMENT SECTORS

Assigned mandatory

Mandatory to implement

Submit report

Submit report

CONSTRAINTS AND CHALLENGES

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1. Many geospatial national standards are not fully implemented in geospatial vocation 2. Many institutions pay less attention on the importance of standard. Most of geospatial

capacity attaches to people, so that while the people are gone, the institution will lost its ability for producing geospatial data.

3. Here is no assessment to evaluate whether the standard is already outdated or still applicable.

4. In accordance to vast area of the Republic of Indonesia which has lots of natural resources, we have to compose many geospatial standards. Unfortunately, Indonesia does not have an appropriate infrastructure yet for supporting geospatial standard establishment.

TERIMA KASIH

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