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Triple-A for the enviroment make IT simply better Prototyping a concept of linking data, definitions and regulations stored in one central register to an interactive map as user interface for an environmental permit application Arnoud de Boer
Prototyping a concept of linking data, definitions and regulations stored in one central register to an interactive map as user interface for an environmental permit application
FOSS4G Seoul
18 September 2015
Bert wants to open a restaurant at this location…
…and perhaps he will later on the dike wants to
… and a ballroom.
He wanted to know whether it can do and what rules he must follow…
… and if he must submit or request something.
Hans is a civil servant and adopts the regional plan.
Hans looks at Bert’s request and decides whether
After opening the restaurant, Hans checks if it meets all the rules.
Hans and Bert have to get the information in many different places in the current situation.
Chances are that Hans thereby gets more and different information than Bert…
In both cases, the informative is often incomplete and insufficiently reliable ...
Hereby, more research is needed which takes time and causes irritation and delay…
That is why the Dutch government is working on a new Enviromental Act which makes everything simply better…
One law that simplifies and bundles all laws and rules in the field of the environment.
Towards one digital counter with all information adapted to needs of its users…
… and which gives Hans and Bert access to the same information.
This requires a central facility with the digital counter, the registers with information and infrastructure…
Avenue of the environment information homes with registers for different areas
Water, Nature, Air, Safety, Noise, Heritage, Spatial, Soil, Building, …
Dutch system of government base registrations…
… with most spatial datasets available as open data...
… based on OGC standards in the Dutch SDI portal.
Success of Dutch SDI for public sector is arrived: now towards making datasets also available to non-geo experts.
Via the infrastructure between the digital counter and the public registers…
… information is conveyed from, for example, the Dutch government base registrations…
… the register with all Dutch laws, decrees and regulations…
The data provided to Bert and Hans should meet (in Dutch) a triple-B requirement…
… or in English, a triple-A requirement.
Developing a prototype which presents a concept
… using an interactive map as user interface.
Starting question: “Do I need an environmental permit for… “
“… for applying a change in business activity?”
Impact assessment of air quality to determine the effects on nearby nature reserves.
Initiator indicates the location of the expanding cattle barn on the map and fills in the requested details…
… and a request is sent to a remote web service of the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)…
… which returns the grid cells (GeoJSON) where limit values of emissions are exceeded.
Calculating the emissions of nitrogen and ammonia after expanding a waste management company.
If user does not know the meaning of a particular concept, the definition is provided via a tooltip...
…which gets legislation and definitions of concepts in information models from a central register: avenue catalogue.
Semantics of legislation and information models are seperated from data and information services and connected via Linked data.
Again, a request is sent to a remote web service of the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)…
… which returns the grid cells (GeoJSON) where limit values of emissions are exceeded.
The design and construction of this entire infrastructure (including standards and techniques) is now being implemented…
… so IT gets simply better for Bert and Hans in the near future .
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