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Arctic Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) (Skedsmo, Palmer, Taylor, Gudmundsson ) Rosreestr June 26 - 2012 www. arctic-sdi.org. Owe Palmér & Martin Skedsmo March 2012. Bengt Kjellson March 2012. Bengt Kjellson March 2012. Palmér and Skedsmo October 2011. 1. 1. 1. 1.
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Arctic Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) • (Skedsmo, Palmer, Taylor, Gudmundsson) • Rosreestr June 26 - 2012 • www.arctic-sdi.org Owe Palmér & Martin Skedsmo March 2012 Bengt Kjellson March 2012 Bengt Kjellson March 2012 Palmér and Skedsmo October 2011 1 1 1 1 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org Martin Skedsmo
The Arctic National Mapping Agencies - NMAs - • The project involves NMAs in the Nordic countries, Russia, USA and Canada • Many definitions of the Arctic Area • The Arctic SDI is to cover the Arctic regions of the involved participating countries, as defined by the countries themselves. 2 2 2 2 2 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
Background- Arctic Council - The Ottawa Declaration of 1996 formally established the Arctic Council High level intergovernmental forum – Foreign Ministers SAO – Senior Arctic Officials from the Arctic Countries Consensus based body Promoting cooperation, coordination and interaction among Arctic States Including the involvement of the Arctic Indigenous communities and other Arctic inhabitants 6 Working Groups - CAFF (Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna) representing the working groups. The Chairmanship is rotating – every second year Sweden has just taken over the Chairmanship www.arctic-council.org 3 3 3 www.arctic-sdi.org
The Arctic SDI - the vision - An Arctic SDI – based on sustainable co-operation between mandated national mapping organisations – which will provide for access to spatially relatedreliable information over the Arctic to facilitate monitoring and decision making 4 4 4 4 4 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
THE ARCTIC SDI - will give… - • …access to relevant andupdated geographic and thematic information covering the entire circumpolar region • …possibilities for authorities and decision makers to have access to relevant and updated information • …possibilities for daily use of the project's web map services in schools and universities in the Arctic and elsewhere. • …possibilities for media to receive relevant and updated information • …possibilities to foster cooperation with industry on Arctic issues 5 5 5 5 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
WhyArcticSDI? 6 6 6 6 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org Wide array of spatial data around the Arctic Datasets are distributed throughout many organisations often not integrated or coordinated Arctic SDI would allow for more robust management and manipulation of data for both research and management purposes.
PROJECT FRAMEWORK - Project phases Arctic SDI Structuring Phase 2010/2011 Establishing Phase 2011/2012 OperationalPhase 2012/2013 7 7 7 7 7 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
Official project start in April 2011 8 8 8 8 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org The constituting meeting involved: The Organisation – one representative from each NMA The Project Plan The MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) being signed.
The Arctic SDI- user driven approach - 9 9 9 9 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org Four main categories of users are identified: • The Arctic Council Working Groups (AC WGs). • Research groups within the International Polar Year and other scientific communities engaged in Arctic research. • Government and governmental authorities involved in decision making processes concerning the Arctic. • Media and the public including NGOs.
Project Organisation The Board Project Owners (NMA’s DG or corresponding managerial level) Decision making bodies Advisory Group (acknowledged professionals) Support & Marketing Steering Committee Inkl. PMG (NMA’s ASDI Coordinators) Reference group: Arctic council Liaison CAFF WG Executive bodies www.arctic-sdi.org The Arctic SDI is a user driven project – input from AC Working Groups, IPY and other User Groups is of most importance TWG Technical Working Group AWG Administrative Working Group (Data Access Terms) 10 10 10 10 10 10 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
The Board Magnús Guðmundsson; Director General, NLS of Iceland, Chair – on behalf of the Nordic NMAs (Denmark (Faeroes), Finland, Greenland Iceland, Norway, Sweden) Prashant Shukle, Director General (NRCan) Sergej Vasiliev – Director General, Rosreestr, The Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre and Mapping, Russia Carl Markon, Deputy Regional Executive – Alaska Area, US Geological Survey, USA 11 11 11 11 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
__ _______ ____ The Advisory Group Fraser Taylor, Distinguished Research Professor, Carleton University, Ottawa Jarmo Ratia, Director General of NLS, Finland Jacqueline McGlade, Executive Director European Environment Agency Robert Corell, Principal, Global Environment and Technology Foundation and Chair of GSA Abbas Rajabifard, President GSDI, Associate Professor, University of Melbourne. Dave Lovell, CEO Eurogeographics 12 12 12 12 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
Agreed standards to use Metadata ISO 19115 (core) ISO 19119 (services) ISO 19139 (XML Schema) View service OGC WMS, ISO19128 Download services OGC WFS, ISO19142 Discovery service OGC CSW 2.0, CSW ISO AP 13 13 13 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
WMS Services Recommendations for the first iteration Scale: 1:1 000 000 Area: The Arctic according to definitions by CAFF and AMAP (the largest common denominator) Projection: North Pole Azimuthal Lambert equal area EPSG 3571-3576 Legend: The WMS service must have a legend according to the decided cartography Ongoing work by the TWG 14 14 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
Decided layers to use Administrative boundaries Elevation Hydrography Transport Settlements Vegetation Geographical names Ongoing work by the TWG 15 15 15 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
Status of Arctic SDI project, June 2012 • The Project plan and Project Organisation were approved in April 2011 • The Technical Working group started their work in September 2011 – scales for services are 1:250 000 and smaller • Advisory Group is active • Establishment of the MoUs between the National Mapping Agencies in is in process • Extended support from the Arctic Council during the SAO meeting in Stockholm March 2012 • The Board of the Project met in Reykjavik on March 30, 2012 (Directors Generals) • Support from AC, European Environmental Agency and EuroGeographics 16 16 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
Finally Input from the user community is of utmost importance for a successful result With an increasing focus on the Arctic, good reference map data is invaluable Sustainable NMAs produces the best reference data available. 17 17 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org
Thank you! From the Arctic SDI SC meeting in Moscow 12 – 13 September, 2011 • www.arctic-sdi.org Owe Palmér & Martin Skedsmo March 2012 Bengt Kjellson March 2012 Bengt Kjellson March 2012 Palmér and Skedsmo October 2011 18 18 18 18 18 www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org www.arctic-sdi.org