Biodiversity Data Infrastructure of Navarra

1. Biodiversity Data Infrastructure of Navarra María Cabello Miguel Villafranca

2. A region of big contrasts Introduction 10.400 Km2 Altitude 18 to 2.443 m Complex relief Slope Average 21% Diverse Geomorphology North-South Climatic Gradient

3. Navarra Exceptionally Geographical Situation Introduction Source: Environmental European Agency. 2008

4. Atlantic Alpine Mediterranean Exceptionally Geographical Situation Biogeographical Regions in Europe Introduction In Navarra come together 3 from 9 Biogeographical European regions

5. “Key” of biodiversity 9 Ecological Areas 44 Ecosystems 53 Interesting habitats 42 Sites of Community Importance Introduction

6. “Key” of biodiversity Introduction Index higher than several European Countries. “a bit of everything in a small area”

7. Project Goals About INFORMATION • Guarantee the quality, updating and operability of the spatial and alphanumeric data and picture galleries. • Facilitate access, use and flow of biodiversity spatial information between all the stakeholders. About BIODIVERSITY • Introduce conservation approaches in the management and use of the territory. • Go beyond administrative frontiers in the biodiversity management. • Enhance the natural patrimony and existing information knowledge. Project Keys

8. Project Goals: About ORGANIZATION • Promote a unique model: basic, integrated, updated and georreferenced including all the issues regarding biodiversity. • Incorporate tools for detect gaps, contradictions and errors not only about information but also about management. • Create an experts and collaborators network that promotes the initiative in a participative way. • Collaborate with other National and European initiatives for standards and Best Practises creation. Project Keys

9. WHY? Sitesmanagement is “conditioned by” and it’s “condition to”: 1.- Their own Management Policies 2.- Habitats Management Policies. 3.- Species Management Policies. 4.- Other Management Policies: Forest Planning, Urban Planning, etc. Project Keys Habitatsmanagement is “conditioned by” and it’s “condition to”: 1.- Their own Management Policies 2.- Sites Management Policies. 3.- Species Management Policies. 4.- Other Management Policies: Infrastructures, Urban Planning. Speciesmanagement is “conditioned by” and it’s “condition to”: 1.- Their own Management Policies 2.- Habitats Management Policies. 3.- Sites Management Policies. 4.- Other Projects and Management Policies.

10. The Answer: an Infrastructure BUILD BY ALL: Public Administration, divulgators, teachers, investigators, techniques, forest ranger, conservationist associations, consulting, etc. FOR ALL: Satisfying in a personalized and scalable way several technical and management requirements, answering citizens knowledge demands with GEOGRAPHICAL component withMETADATA withtechnical, semantic and organizational INTEROPERABILITY Project Keys

11. INSPIRE Annex I: reference themes Directive 2007/2/EC INSPIRE & SEIS Annex III: thematic themes

12. SEIS Shared Environmental Information SystemCommission Communication COM (2008) 46 final Good decisions needs the right information at the right time INSPIRE & SEIS It is absolutely vital for the European Union to have an information system based on the latest information and communication technology (ICT) that will provide decision-makers at all levels (local to European) with real-time environmental data

13. The Solution: Triangulation From SPECIES, we access to habitats and/or sites information OTHER INTERESTING INFORMATION: . Transport Network . Urban Areas . Land Use . Utilities,…. SPECIES INFORMATION HABITATS INFORMATION SITES INFORMATION IDBD From HABITATS, we access to species and/or sites information From SITES, we access to species and/or habitats information

14. http://www.biodiversidad.navarra.es Home IDBD

15. Habitats Biodiversity Searches Species Sites Habitats in Navarre IDBD Presentation (Home) Basic Search Species in Navarre Sites in Navarre ¿What is an Habitat? ¿What is the Biodiversity? Advanced search Protection Figures What is a Natural Site? Habitats Directive ¿Who are we? Map search* ¿What is a specie? Sites Legislation ¿What can I find here? How to search? News • List Results: • Habitats * • Habitat card* • List Results: • Species • Habitats • Sites • List Results: • Species • Specie card * • List Results: • Protection • Figures * • Site card * Services Services Offered Accessing Metadata Downloading Gifts Collaborating Uploading Photos Authentication required ESP ENG FRA EUSK IDBD HOME * Maps General Viewer Identification Glosary • Tools: • Viewer/Navigation • Save Map • Query • Search • Measure • Send by e-mail • -Print • -Metadata • -Legend Users DB Why must I be identified? From A to Z Application Form Topics Help Metadata http://www.biodiversidad.navarra.es Navigability IDBD

16. http://www.biodiversidad.navarra.es Triangulation Specie<>Habitat<>Site:Oxytropis foucaudii (Gillot) IDBD

17. http://www.biodiversidad.navarra.es Triangulation Specie<>Habitat<>Site :Oxytropis foucaudii (Gillot) > Habitat 6170 IDBD

18. http://www.biodiversidad.navarra.es Triangulation Specie<>Habitat<>Site :Oxytropis foucaudii (Gillot) > Habitat 6170 > Site “Larra-Aztaparreta” IDBD

19. http://www.biodiversidad.navarra.es Geographical Windows IDBD

20. State of Play ………and the Future • Basic navigability (corresponding Public user). • 100 sites, 50 habitats of Community Interest and about 300 species. • 800 Pictures. • Increasing contents. • Developing new tools for data loading and exploitation, customised by user type. • Linking to other Biodiversity Information Systems. • Connecting Public Administration Management tools. IDBD

21. Authors: Fernando Alonso-Pastor Government of Navarra falonsop@navarra.es Helena Baigorri Government of Navarra ebaigora@navarra.es Luisa Arana Trabajos Catastrales, S.A. larana@tracasa.es Speakers & authors: María Cabello Trabajos Catastrales, S.A. mcabello@tracasa.es Miguel Villafranca Trabajos Catastrales, S.A. mvillafranca@tracasa.es THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION