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Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association Quick Status Report

Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association Quick Status Report. With some selected GSDI Highlights Gabor Remetey-Fülöpp HUNAGI, Hungary.

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Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association Quick Status Report

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  1. Global Spatial Data Infrastructure AssociationQuick Status Report With some selected GSDI Highlights Gabor Remetey-Fülöpp HUNAGI, Hungary CEOS WGISS-27 Meeting, May 11-15, 2009 Toulouse, France Some GSDI Highlights

  2.  Reasonal: Importance of User aspects of Information Systems and Services AGSDI Association in the contextIdentification and Analysis of Best Practices at UNGIWG Plenary November 2008 Vienna: GSDI Workshop (Roger Longhorn, on Best practices in SDIs) www.ungiwg.orgGSDI involvement in GEO (ADC, UIC, Contribution to GEO-V Plenary) GSDI Spatial Data Infrastructure Cookbook Wikihttp://gsdidocs.org/GSDIWiki/GSDI 11 World Conference Rotterdam, June 15-19, 2009 www.gsdi.org/gsdi11 GSDI Board discussion: Strategy for the coming years Highlighted probably at ISDE-6 in Beijing in September 2009   B Example eSDI-NET+ Evaluation of Spatial Data Infrastructures        EU e-Content programme project lead by Fraunhofer Institute, WP SDI Evaluation managed by EUROGI, member of GSDI Association Methodology, parallel activities on country and regional level Euroeanwide competition and awareness raising CEOS WGISS-27 Meeting, May 11-15, 2009 Toulouse, France Some GSDI Highlights

  3. GSDI Global Achievement Showcase Confirmed featured speakers include José Achache, Santiago Borrero, Robert Chen, Jacqueline McGlade and others… CEOS WGISS-27 Meeting, May 11-15, 2009 Toulouse, France Some GSDI Highlights

  4. Identification and Analysis of Best Practices An European e-Content programme project          1. Identification of existing SDI solutions on country level          2. Addressing the existing SDI solutions          3. Pre-selection of promising solutions          4. Personal interviews with the SDI solution managers        5. Analysis of SDI Solutions based on the Evaluation Framework             & Evaluation of SDI solutions in each category          6. Involvement of EUROGI Members          7. Promotion of Best SDI solutions on the national workshop 8. Promotion of Best SDI solutions on the regional and global events (CEE-SDI connected eSDI-Net+ Poster Exhibition, Prague, 12-13 May, GINNT Expo Budapest June 10-11, and GSDI11 World Conference, Rotterdam, 15-19 June, 2009) 9. Selection of Best SDI solutions on European level(eSDI-Net+ Closing Conference, Torino, November , 2009) Feature: applied unique and unified SDI evaluation methodologyAspects were elaborated by eSDI-Net+ under the chairmanship of EUROGI Cooperation Quality Quantity Users /Usability Sustainability Users www.esdinetplus.eu Subsidiarity Useability CEOS WGISS-27 Meeting, May 11-15, 2009 Toulouse, France Some GSDI Highlights

  5. eSDI-Net+ Thematic SDIs eg. from HungaryWide range of disciplines and applications Posters prepared for the CEE-SDI conference as contribution from Hungary eSDI-Net+ International Poster Exhibition 12-13 May, Prague POLICY CONTROL IN AGRICULTURE TERRITORIAL INFORMATION SYSTEM BIODIVERSITY AND ECOLOGY VINGIS by FÖMI RSC TeIR by VÁTI MÉTA by MTA ÖBKI CEOS WGISS-27 Meeting, May 11-15, 2009 Toulouse, France Some GSDI Highlights

  6. Operational applications having short response time needs supports of SDIs • More emphasis should be given to information on the • - Availability, • - Accessibility • - Quality and • - Useability of core and thematic spatial data provided by • National/Regional/Global Spatial Data Infrastructures • The message: • - Pay attention on the GSDI 11 World conference www.gsdi.org/gsdi11 • Contributions to the GSDI SDI Cookbook Wiki by describing the needs • and requirements of operational disaster mitigation applications are welcomed • Application using Sensor web technologies and Grid processing needs also • SDI support to be really operational. GSDI is logical partner of WGISS • to pave the way • SDI best practices were introduced at the GSDI Workshop at last UNGIWG • Plenaryby Roger Longhorn • Identification and evaluation of European SDI best practices (the ongoing • eSDI-Net+ project www.esdinetplus.eu ) will be highlighted at GSDI11. CEOS WGISS-27 Meeting, May 11-15, 2009 Toulouse, France Some GSDI Highlights

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