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Data Standards and Data Sharing The Foundation for Inland Waterways E-Navigation Success (USA)

Data Standards and Data Sharing The Foundation for Inland Waterways E-Navigation Success (USA) Wednesday September 14, 2011 Doug McDonald Navigation Data Center U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Establish a basis for collaboration Standards for information transfer

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Data Standards and Data Sharing The Foundation for Inland Waterways E-Navigation Success (USA)

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  1. Data Standards and Data Sharing The Foundation for Inland Waterways E-Navigation Success (USA) Wednesday September 14, 2011 Doug McDonald Navigation Data Center U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

  2. Establish a basis for collaboration • Standards for information transfer • Improving data through information sharing • Develop flexible data sets for e-Nav purposes • Strategic, Tactical, Operational • Action, Informed Decision Making Fairway to Successful E-Navigation

  3. Adopting Common Nomenclature • Agreement on standard definitions • Accepting standard definitions • Using standard definitions • Eliminates communication barrier • Fosters collaboration and partnerships • Mapping and translating common assets among entities is NOT: • adopting common nomenclature. • true collaboration Establishing a Basis for CollaborationStandard Identifiers and Codes for Messages

  4. Standard Location Codes for Dock Facilities • Standard River Names and Mile Points • Standard Vessel Codes • Standard Commodity Codes Federal-Industry Logistics Standardization (FILS) A joint collaboration between Industry & Governmental Agencies to adopt a uniform nomenclature for US Navigational Points of Interest, Vessels, and Commodities in order to improve accuracy and efficiency when sharing common information. Guiding principles • Accepted by Industry • Accepted by Federal Agencies • Usable in multiple transmission formats • Adhere to international standards

  5. Navigation Points of Interest • UNLOCODE_GUID: SIX03BN • NAV_UNIT_NAME: BAY CITIES TRANS. CO. • FACILITY_TYPE: Dock • LATITUDE: 38.09915 • LONGITUDE: -121.89332 • Vessel ID • USCG Official Number < 300 GT • IMO Number >= 300 GT • Commodity • Harmonized Tariff Schedule to 6- Positions • < 280480 ARSENIC HAZ - Y CDC - Y > • UNDG Code <UN1702 1,1,2,2-TETRACHLOROETHANE HAZ – Y, CDC - Y > Universal Location, Vessel and Commodity Codes

  6. Similar to RIS Index ISO Country Code + UN LOCODE + Object ID USHUN0WGJ USHUN0WGK

  7. USACE Publication of Navigation Points of Interest with standard unique IDs GIS applications Web services Interface with Industry for dynamic updates Need to report to Feds and each other Barge Companies Information on Liquid Bulk Facilities. Updates Provided Quarterly AIS Position Reports to identify new NPI’s CDC Reporting Requirement Interface to provide dynamic updates on all facilities involved with international commerce. Portal for Port Authorities, Facility Owners, and Public to View and Update Facility Information Charted Anchorage Locations and Mile Markers

  8. Accredited Standards Committee • Common Business Transaction Sets • Compatible with Import/Export Trade Message Formats • UN/CEFAT • Reusable & Interoperable XML messages • Context Inspired Component Architecture (CICA) • Common XML syntax • Used and Approved by Industry • X12I/TG04-MARINE TRANSPORTATION • X12I/TG09-CUSTOMS • X12I/TG10-MULTIMODAL Standards for Information Transfer

  9. Transparency Through Partnership

  10. Federal Initiative for Navigation Data Enhancement (FINDE)Leveraging Standards and Interoperability for Collaboration • FINDE is an effort to provide an integrated set of complete, precise, and reliable navigation data for managing our Nation’s waterways making successful safety, security, and capital investment decisions. • Partners: USCG, IRS, NOAA, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and USACE • Purpose: To develop a federally integrated navigation data set utilizing the Automated Identification System (AIS), CBP’s Vessel Management System (VMS), and other data sources and services.

  11. Fusing AIS and Other Data Sources Federal Sources Private Sources All Sources

  12. FINDE Community Model

  13. Standard location code for industry and agencies • Integration into IRS, CBP, USCG, and USACE systems • Standard list of commodities and codes • Common list of mile points for agencies and industry • Standard river names for agencies and industry • List of location codes for reporting locations available for industry to use • Bridge information from Nav Charts integrated into LPMS and Master Docks Plus Accomplishments

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