BEV The NMCA of Austria

1. BEV The NMCA of Austria

2. Austria 8 Mio 83000 sqkm BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

3. Governmental structures EC Federal government 11 ministries Federal government public agencies Federal Level 9 state governments 9 state governments State Level 2359 Municipalities no legislation 2359 Municipalities no legislation Local BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

4. Legislation in Austria • Federal level Laws regulating common administration cadastre, land registration, professional items, forestry, water data protection / data processing umbrella for state legislation / subsidiarity • State level 9 state laws regulating spatial planning building, land reforms • Municipalities no legislative bodies, only by-laws executive tasks for federal and state regulations BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

5. Ministry of Economic affairs and Labour President Metrology Offices Legal affairs Suveying Personnel Electricity and Radiation Metrological Offices Reference Data Information Technology Remote Sensing Cadastral Offices Mechanics and Flow Marketing Landscape Information Financial issues Teleworking Centres Cartography Metrology Service State borders International affairs Thematic Cadastre 1300 staff / 75 mio € BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

6. Bundesamt für Eich- und Vermessungswesen Federal Office for Metrology and Surveying Responsibilities • fundamental and legal metrology • provides the national standards for the legal units of measurement • maintains the cadastre of real estate of the entire territory of Austria • produces the topographic and cartographic infrastructure of the entire territory of Austria • provides ground related data for applications on GIS by remote sensing • topographic mapping and cartographic elaboration on different scales and thematic issues • produces aerial images for surveying and documentation • keeps an archive of aerial photographs with a stock of 400.000 images • keeps an archive of historical maps and charts BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

7. GI in Austria • Background centralised system for reference data (maps, registers) well organised maintenance public/private applications strong PPP many administrative procedures linked to geographic data • Requirements new technologies / web solutions / services distributed data processing link datasets and systems reduce budget e-government legislative framework BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

8. Measures • establish networks BEV in charge of co-ordination of federal level agencies • legal framework e-government law • lobbying Members of national parliament partners • co-ordination national co-ordination body started in autumn 2003 national advisory board for GI was to start in 2004 • web-based solutions started 2002 / BEV e-geodata austria / e-Europe / INSPIRE BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

9. Burning issues • co-ordination step-by-step involve local authorities and municipalities co-operation models/re-engineering of processes standards/technology internal and external information policy define contact points to EC • financial issues cost-regulation between levels pricing policy (PSI for G2B, G2G to be resolved) investment/revenue issues funding by state budget BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

10. Municipality one update Address - GWR Online (Web-Client or XML) Geocoding and Checking with DKM and DOP Citizen webservice/ASP GWR building- and apartment register Register of Addresses Administration webservice/ASP ZMRfederal residence register GDBdatabase of land units u.a. (phone book) u.a. (Navigation service) Prototype Address register BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

11. Prototype Address register • unified register with all addresses • each address - unambiguous key (address code) • geo-referenced • standard attributesis stored with a clear standardized model of data maintenance • full authenticity - each address is correctly updated by the competent and responsible institution, the municipality • wide availability - each address is updated and centrally serviced via Web-Services or ASP • expandable to further applications BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

12. Control Inquiry Co-decision Adoption Hearing European Commission Directive Proposal by DG Env April 2002 Council Acceptance 23 July 2004 Common statement 23 Jan 2006 European Parliament Recommendation for 2. Reading EU-Regulation directly applicable EU-Directive transpone into national law BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

13. European Commission Council European Umbrella Associations EuroGeographics, CLGE, EUROGI, etc. National agencies European Parliament EU-Directive transpone into national law EU-Verordnung directly applicable BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

14. BEV in EU Policy • PSI Directive Implementation by national law in 2005 BEV main reference data provider pricing policy private  public user requirements versus authentity of information access and distribution models • INSPIRE Co-Decision Process pricing policy G2G, G2B access via external partners NMCA as national contact point distribution of data / personal data protection / security of services new technologies BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

15. Challenges for BEV • co-ordinationof national agencies, institutions • contact point for GI on national level and to EC • e-government partner • collaboration for interoperability • voice of national GI partners for core interests • service provider for G2C, G2B • partnership to private sector • pricing models to ensure sustainable provision of reference data and services BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC

16. Challenges for the future • “EC-services go public” • stronger position for reference data provider • business models under public agencies conditions • user requirements versus user conditions • create options / market for SMEs • data security / personal data protection (citizen) • qualification / CPD / Directive of Services BEV - NMCA of Austria EG/PCC