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Euro-atlantic Roundview

Euro-atlantic Roundview. Gábor Remetey-Fülöpp Secretary General, Hungarian Association for Geo-information (HUNAGI) Member, Executive Committee, EUROGI Secretary, Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association. CONTENT. NATIONAL. EUROPEAN. GLOBAL. INTRODUCTION. CONCLUSIONS. Introduction

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Euro-atlantic Roundview

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  1. Euro-atlantic Roundview Gábor Remetey-Fülöpp Secretary General, Hungarian Association for Geo-information (HUNAGI) Member, Executive Committee, EUROGI Secretary, Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association

  2. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS Introduction National level: HUNAGI UNSDI HUCO European level: Lisbon PSI INSPIRE EUROGI Projects: Humboldt, eSD-Net+ Global level GSDI CEOS GEO ISDE UN SDIConclusions HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  3. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS Introduction National level: HUNAGI UNSDI European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects Global level GSDI CEOS GEO ISDE UN SDI Conclusions SDI=Spatial Data Infrastructure Provides spatial information services from a wide ranges of sources from local to global in interoperable way Target users includes policy makers, planners and managers Addresses both technical and non-technical issues Basics strategy legislation framework standards interoperability cooperation collaboration Related features Sound reference Data, products (core, thematic) Metadata services Network services User feedbacks Capacity building HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  4. CROSS- BORDER SDI IN THE CONTEXT MULTILEVEL CONCEPT INTER-REGIONAL CONTENT NATIONAL REGIONAL GLOBAL CONCLUSIONS Features of the SDI in Hungary Sound geodetic reference base Intranet connected Two-level Land Office Network Integrated cadastre and Land & Property Registration Legislation framework based on Act of 1996 CEN/ISO standards in use Operational use in agriculture and environment Territorial information Systemin physical planning Core Data Sets Availability Digital Vectorised Cadastral Data full coverage Digital Topo Map 1:50k full coverage Digital orthophoto (2000, 2005) full coverage Rich aerospace imagery archive full coverage Land cover/Land use database full coverage Land Parcel Information & Reference System full coverage Active GNSS Network to be completed All NUTS Administrative boundaries database full coverage Stakeholders Government Private Sector Academia, Universities and Colleges NGOs (MFTTT, HUNGIS, HUNAGI) Strategy Drafted by the stakeholders under the InfoSo EXAMPLE: REPUBLIC OF HUNGARY AREA: 93,033 km2, POPULATION: 10 mn EU MEMBER STATE SINCE 2004

  5. CROSS- BORDER SDI IN THE CONTEXT MULTILEVEL CONCEPT INTER-REGIONAL CONTENT NATIONAL REGIONAL GLOBAL CONCLUSIONS SDI Coordination: The Hungarian Model SDI Implementation: Role of UN SDI HUCO and HUNAGI GOVERNMENT ACADEMIA PRIVATE SECTOR NGO

  6. CROSS- BORDER SDI IN THE CONTEXT MULTILEVEL CONCEPT INTER-REGIONAL CONTENT NATIONAL REGIONAL GLOBAL CONCLUSIONS HUNAGI the National GI Association www.hunagi.hu Est. 1994 Partner Societies: HSSMRS, gita Hungary, HUNGIS Foundation Mission To facilitate the availability, accessibility and useability of GI Provide forum for and representation of NSDI developments in local, national regional and global level Objectives To promote, stimulate, encourage and support the development and use of GI and its associated technologies To strengthen the institutional links between the multidisciplinary GI communities in Hungary and in abroad UN SDI Hungarian Coordination Office www.unsdi.hu Background and achievements: Mandate to join UNSDI and run HUCO September 2006 Consultation meeting INSPIRE-UNGIWG DG JRC December 2006 http://sdi.jrc.it 2nd Meeting of the HUCO Steering Coomiitee (stakeholders) Dialogue: UNSDI Global Partner Meeting, Frascati March 2007 www.ungiwg.org 3rd Meeting with the NSDI Strategic Committee of RoChina In June 2007 108 MEMBER INSTITUTIONS 49 STUDENT MEMBERS 8 COUNTRYWIDE PROJECTS LINKS TO EUROGI, GSDI, GISIG HOSTED BY DLAG MoARD Some references www.fomi.hu http://teir.vati.hu www.takarnet.hu www.mafi.hu www.met.hu etc

  7. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  8. CROSS- BORDER SDI IN THE CONTEXT MULTILEVEL CONCEPT INTER-REGIONAL CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL CONCLUSIONS Legislative Framework in the EU: INSPIRE Directive Principles Data should be collected once and maintained at the level where this can be done most effectively Combine seamlessly spatial data from different sources across the EU and share it between many users and applications Spatial data should be collected at one level of government and shared between all levels of government Spatial data needed for good governance should be available on conditions that are not restricting its extensive use It should be easy to discover which spatial data is available, to evaluate its fitness for purpose and to know which conditions apply for its use Data sets concerned Annex I Coordinate reference systems Geographical grid systems Geographical names Administrative units Addresses Cadastral parcels Transport networks Hydrography Protected sites Annex II Elevation, Land cover, Identifiers of properties, Ortho-imagery, Geology Annex III Thematic data incl. Buildings,Land use, Human healths, Utilities and Governmental services etc Implementation rules Metadata Interoperability of Data Sets and Services Network services (discovery,view,dowload, invoke) Data and Service Sharing Coordination, Measures for Monitoring/Reporting Roadmap Start in Summer 2001 Approved by the EU February 2007 In Force: since April 2007 Adoption by the Member States: -2009 Implementation: - 2013 State of Play 2005, 2005… INSPIRE Committee 2007- • Harmonised data specification • geometrically • semantically • logically • topology • quality standards

  9. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  10. CROSS- BORDER SDI IN THE CONTEXT MULTILEVEL CONCEPT INTER-REGIONAL CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL CONCLUSIONS EUROGI Vision GI should become a fully integrated component of the European knowledge-based society Mission Goals In order to ensure good governance, economic and social development, environmental protection and sustainability, and informed public participation, the mission is to maximise the availability and effective use of GI throughout Europe. This will require EUROGI to stimulate, encourage and support the development and effective use of GI and relevant technologies, and to act as the voice for the European community. Members from 21 European Countries Full Members, Extended Candidate Members, Candidate Members, Sponsors,Organisations, Individuals Working and Advisory Groups Datasets and services; User access; International Affairs: Capacity building; Communication; Applications; Working and Advisory Group on International Affairs Assist NGIA in developing nations, Promote SDI on a global basis, Strength GI in the EU aid programme, Facilitate cooperation of experts, Identify global trends, Promote relationships with European neighbouring countries Ongoing actions: Meetings with relevant European Institutions Preparing the cross-regional project AESI-Align Strengthen links with European Neighbour Countries: Eastern Europe and Mediterranean countries www.eurogi.org

  11. CROSS- BORDER SDI IN THE CONTEXT MULTILEVEL CONCEPT INTER-REGIONAL CONTENT NATIONAL GLOBAL CONCLUSIONS EUROPEAN Domains of Present Activities INSPIREImplementation Rules, User requirements, National information days, Dissemination, collaboration with EC - SDIC A GSDI actor Data sharing, access and usabilityPublic sector agreements, leverage the public sector efficiency, Re-use of spatial data sets by third parties, Public Private Partnerships (PPP) Assess pricing policies within the framework of technical, legal, financial and organisational issues of European countries Cross borderInventory of case studies, Interoperability GI in European Eastern countries (EU enlargement) Conduct a survey on existent NGIA, local key players, GI usage and opportunities GI Showcase of ApplicationsCreate simple structure, Populate with applications, Broadly disseminate EGIN (European GI Network) Strength the network, Exchange of information, Capacity building GI role in EU ProgramsFP7, eContentplus, i2010, e-Government Industry and market developmentInvolvement of industry, EU Industry Day (yearly) Members Meeting (yearly) Opportunities European GI Network of National associations and Networks European NGO organisation managing dynamic portal European contact point for GI (Lobby, Expert witness, event promoter, GI standard supporter , etc.) Supporting its members at the grassroots Participating (through the members) in funded projects EUROGI Extended Members’ Dayto be held in Lisbon, October 26-27, 2007 EUROGI Best Practices for eGovernance Rome, December 6-7, 2007 (tbd)

  12. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus Full title Development of a framework for data harmonisation and service integration Term 48 months 01/10/2006 – 30/09/2010 Effort ~ 13.5 mill. € ~ 110 person years Contracting authority Commission of the European Community FP6 – Aeronautics and Space (GMES) Consortium 27 partners (coordinator Fraunhofer IGD) Enabling access to and Re-use of data in trans-sectoral environment Approaches: Consistent modelling, Domain SDIs, SOA principle HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati Source: Fraunhofer IGD

  13. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus • Some selected expected results: • “HUMBOLDT Open Source Framework“ • Collection of tools, components, and concepts for harmonisation and use of spatial data • “HUMBOLDT Applications“ • Scenarios the HUMBOLDT framework will be used in • “HUMBOLDT Developer Community“ • Formation of a developer community for the advancement of the HUMBOLDT framework • “HUMBOLDT User Community” • Formation of a community of end users using HUMBOLDT-based applications • Contributions to standards • Contributions to the development of the market for geoinformation HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati Source: Fraunhofer IGD

  14. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati Source: Fraunhofer IGD

  15. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati Source: Fraunhofer IGD

  16. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus Coordinator: Fraunhofer IGD Partners: ETRA (ES), HSRS (CZ), Logica CMG (UK), IGN (F), Intergraph (CZ), ETH Zürich (CH), TU Delft (NL), Uni Rome (I), FÖMI (H), MARIS (NL), KTC (Lit), INI-GraphicsNet (D), IFREMER (F), NERC/BODC (UK), HCMR (G), SMHI (S), UWE (UK), Telespazio (I), GISIG (I), RT-GIS (D), CNR-IREA (I), FMI (CZ), IGP (P), CLS (F), HiG (S), Promiteas (Cyp) HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati Source: Fraunhofer IGD

  17. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS Network for promotion of cross border dialogue and exchange of best practices on Spatial Data Infrastructures(SDI’s) throughout Europe Establishment of a Thematic Network funded within the eContentplus programme of the European Commission ECP-2006-GEO-320005 European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus European Network on Geographic Information Enrichment and Reuse Coordinator Dr. Joachim Rix INI-GraphicsNet StiftungRundeturmstr. 1064283 DarmstadtTel.: +49 (6151) 155-128Fax.: +49 (6151) 155-599Email: joachim.rix@inigraphics.nethttp://www.inigraphics.net www.esdinetplus.eu HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati Source: INI-GraphicsNet

  18. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus • Requirements and Goals • Need to improve previous situation • Implement the INSPIRE initiative • Realize future perspectives • Establish an eSDI Network • Independent organization • Membership structure and strategy • Role of the network: • Coordination of stakeholder interests • European communication platform • Develop common perspectives • Use of synergies across Europe HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati Source: INI-GraphicsNet

  19. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS • Solution by eSDI-Net+ • A coordinating body at a neutral level to manage and distribute input from European SDI stakeholders • Development of a broad reference group from industry, science and politics Phase I: State-of-the-Art analysis: - Identification and analysis of common problems, standard solutions, good practices - Initial dissemination and awareness activities Phase II: Implementation • - Identification and assessment of best practices • - Success showcase • Dissemination activities, transfer of knowledge Phase III: Assessment and Sustainability - Assessment of the project results - Long term sustainability Concept European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati Source: INI-GraphicsNet

  20. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS 1. The Foundation “INI-GraphicsNet Stiftung”, Germany (IGS)2. AGH University, Poland (AGH)3. AM/FM GIS Italia, Italy (AMFM)4. Association for Geospatial Information in South-East Europe, Bulgaria (AGISEE)5. Association of Geographic Information Laboratories for Europe, Netherlands (AGILE)6. Association USIG (Users of Geographic Information), Portugal (USIG)7. CNR-IMATI, Italy 8. EUROGI, Netherlands 9. Fraunhofer Gesellschaft, Germany (FHG-IGD und FOKUS)10. GISIG, Italy 11. Hungarian Association for Geo-information (HUNAGI)12. Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Romania (ICIA)13. Intergraph, Czech Republic (INGR)14. Kuovola Region Federation of Municipalities, Finland (KRF)15. Linköpings Universitet, Department of Computer and Information Science, Sweden (LIU-IDA)16. Regione Piemonte, Italy (PIEMONTE)17. Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium (K.U.Leuven R&D)18. The South East European Research Centre, Greece (SEERC)19. The University “Jaume I” (King James I), Spain (UJI)20. University of Rome “La Sapienza”, Italy (URS)21. Università TELMA, Italy (TELMA) European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati Source: INI-GraphicsNet

  21. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS Relation to other European Initiatives European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati Source: INI-GraphicsNet

  22. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus Geospatial opensource Survey, evaluation, documentation, recommendation and capacity building Belgium, Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary In close collaboration with Humboldt Planned partnership with HUNAGI Internal project meeting January 2008 Budapest Project Workshop with Stakeholders September 2008 in Budapest http://hunagi.blogspot.com for more info asap HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  23. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS European level: Policy/legislation EUROGI Projects: Humboldt eSDI-NET+ NATURE-SDIplus Calvadoss ePSIplus Re-use of Public Sector Information ePSIplus programme ePSInet Thematic Workshops Incl. 2005 Spring, Budapest with session on public geospatial daa 2007 August, Copenhagen involving Associations (EUROGI, HUNAGI) 2009 October, Bratislava On PSI in the cultural domain Legislative procedure To adopt the PSI Directive of the EU HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  24. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS Global level GSDI CEOS GEO ISDE UN SDI HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  25. CROSS- BORDER SDI IN THE CONTEXT MULTILEVEL CONCEPT INTER-REGIONAL CONTENT NATIONAL REGIONAL GLOBAL CONCLUSIONS • Conferences • GSDI 1 Bonn, Germany Sept 1996 • GSDI 2 Chapel Hill, NC October 1997 • GSDI 3 Canberra, Australia Nov. 1998 • GSDI 4 Capetown, So. Africa Mar. 2000 • GSDI 5 Cartagena, Colombia May 2001 • GSDI 6 Budapest, Hungary Sept. 2002 • GSDI 7 Bangalore, India February 2004 • GSDI 8 Cairo, Egypt April 2005 • GSDI 9 Santiago, Chile Sept 2006 • GSDI 10Port of Spain, TT, Feb 2008 • GSDI 11 Amsterdam, NL Summer 2009 • Newsletters • Latin Am, Africa, Asia&Pacific • Publication • SDI Cookbook • www.gsdi.org GSDI Association Vision Foster SDI development locally to globally Promote access data at a variety of scales and from multiple sources, common standards, interoperable systems and techniques Mission Promotes international cooperation and collaboration in support of local, national and int’l spatial data infrastructure developments that will allow nations to better address social, economic, and environmental issues of pressing importance. Non-governmental, non-profit, international association of organisations, firms, and individuals from around the world formed exclusively for educational, scientific, and research purposes. Goals Promote and develop awareness and exchanges Knowledge portal for all things related to SDI Facilitate data access/discovery Stimulate & conduct capacity building: small grants, conferences… Encourage and conduct SDI development research Engage partners to help Working Groups Legal and Economic, Conferences, Technical, Communication

  26. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS Global level GSDI CEOS GEO ISDE UN SDI CEOS WG CV, WG ISS WGISS: Information Systems and Services 2006 BUDAPEST ANAPOLIS 2007 HANOI OBEPFAFFENHOFEN (24th October 15-19, 2007) http://wgiss.ceos.org http://hunagi.blogspot.com HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  27. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS Global level GSDI CEOS GEO ISDE UN SDI GEO Governmental (political) driven initiative GEOSS - a global system of systems in EO A 10-year Action Plan GEO Secretariat in Geneva Series of Symposia: Washington Tokyo Brussels Cape Town 2007 71 countries, 20+ organisations Ministerial level Cape Town Declaration www.earthobservations.org, http://hunagi.blogspot.com HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  28. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS Global level GSDI CEOS GEO ISDE UN SDI Evolution of the vision of Al Gore International Symposium of Digital Earth 1999 International Society of Digital Earth 2006 Series of Symposia: 1999 China 2001 Canada 2003 Czech Republic 2005 Japan 2006 New Zeeland 2007 United States 2008 Germany Year of the Planet Earth (UNESCO-NASs) 2009 China International Journal of Digital Earth www.digitalearth-isde.org HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  29. CROSS- BORDER SDI IN THE CONTEXT MULTILEVEL CONCEPT INTER-REGIONAL CONTENT NATIONAL REGIONAL GLOBAL CONCLUSIONS Some achievements so far The first National Coordination Offices established UNSDI NCO kick-off and follow on meetings, websites Rich collection of dedicated presentations Henricksen’s UN SDI Strategy and its implementation Revised, extended version of GeoNetwork Opensource UNGIWG-INSPIRE collaboration Joan Blaeu @ Prize established UGPM Dialogue and the Frascati Declaration drafted UN SDI Initiative Background 2000 Establishment of UNGIWG 2002 Addis Abbeba: the UN SDI Initiative 2006 FAO-WFP co-chairmanship: Geographic data sharing for everyone: the GeoNetwork by OCHA, UNEP, WFP, FAO pilot National Coordination Offices: NL, CZ, HU 2006 7th UNGIWG – GSDI9 UNSDI Strategy adopted 2006 December: UNGIWG-INSPIRE Consultation 2007 March: UNSDI Global Partner Meeting 2007 April: OCHA-UNCHA co-chairmanship 2007 November: decision by UNGIWG in Bangkok Goals Mechanism to facilitate and improving system coherence for applications and spatialdata exchange between UN agencies Harmonisation of the data provision of the Member States Support of the UN institutional reform ‘UN Delivering as One’ Contribute to reach the UN Millenium Development Goals

  30. CONTENT NATIONAL EUROPEAN GLOBAL INTRODUCTION CONCLUSIONS SDI is effective tool to support sustainable development, strengthen economic growth and societal stability Core spatial data and related services are directly linked with lands and propertiesNSDI should be developed also beyond the EU in line with the INSPIRECross border SDI developments should be encouraged and supportedIf established, NGIAs should join to EUROGI to harvest the benefits learned on European level and from cross-regional SDI related alignment spirited by the INSPIRE legislative framework www.eurogi.orgIf established, NGIAs should join to GSDI to harvest the benefits learned on global level www.gsdi.org http://hunagi.blogspot.comhttp://www.hunag.huhttp://www.unsdi.hu HUNAGI Visuals resource, 2007 Photo taken at ESA ESRIN, Frascati

  31. Acknowledgements: HUNAGI Members, Stakeholder FÖMI DG JRC Alessandro Annoni EUROGI Joao Geirinhas Prof.Mauro Salvemini HUMBOLDT Daniel Holweg eSDI-Net+ Joachim Rix ePSIplus Chris Corbin GSDI Alan R. Stevens Prof.Harlan Onsrud UN SDI Jelle U. Hielkema Thank you for your attention !

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