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Regional l Committee of of Unit ited Na Nations Gl Global l Ge Geospatia ial Information Man In anagement for or Arab St States 5th Plenary Meeting Muscat, Sultanate of Oman 19th 21st February 2018 Day 1 15:00 16:30 Session 4


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Regional l Committee of

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ited Na Nations Gl Global l Ge Geospatia ial In Information Man anagement for

  • r Arab St

States

5th Plenary Meeting Muscat, Sultanate of Oman 19th – 21st February 2018 Day 1 15:00 – 16:30 Session 4 Agenda Item 6 (Part #A) Working Group Fundamental Datasets and Standards

“Cross Border Geospatial Data Sharing Between Arab States”

Erik van der Zee (The Netherlands)

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Contents of this presentation

1. Introduction 2. Supra-National (Cross Border) Geospatial Collaboration 3. Supra-National SDI Best Practice  EU INSPIRE 4. Supra-National Geo Collaboration between Arab States 5. Conclusions

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1. . In Introduction

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Subject Matter Expert

  • Drs. Erik van der Zee
  • Senior Consultant Geo IT and GIS
  • 20+ years experience in designing and

implementing (N)SDIs in Netherlands and EU

  • Working at Geodan IT Amsterdam (Netherlands)
  • Geospatial System Integrator (180 employees)
  • “Geo is our core business”
  • Contact
  • Email erik.van.der.zee@geodan.nl
  • Twitter @erikvanderzee
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Supra-National Geospatial Collaboration

  • Europe  INSPIRE

(INfrastructure for SPatial InfoRmation in Europe)

  • Arab States  INSPIRAS

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_League

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2. . Supra-National Geo Coll llaboration

Geospatial data exchange across country borders

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Need for Supra-National Data Sharing

  • Natural disasters and as well as
  • ther environmental phenomena

(e.g. earth quakes, river pollution, forest fires, smog) do not stop at national borders

  • 20% of the EU citizens (115

million) live within 50 Km from a border

  • 70% of all fresh water bodies in

Europe are part of a transboundary river basin

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Need for Supra-National Data Sharing

  • Cross boundary transporta-

tion networks (road, rail, rivers, air) need to be aligned

  • Cross border geology  Oil and

Gas fields (exploration and production) and Water Aquifers

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Need for Supra-National Data Sharing

  • High quality data is needed for cross-border decision making

and sustainable development across countries

  • Data needs to be uniform across countries for comparison
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Supra-National Data Issues

1. Data is NOT SHARED between countries

  • Islands of Information

2. QUALITY OF DATA differs across countries (not uniform)

  • Different semantic definitions (meaning) of objects
  • Different attribute and domain value definitions
  • Differences in data capture (scales, level of detail, method)
  • Geometries not match at borders (edge matching problems)
  • Cartographic differences (styles, symbols)
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Example – Administrative Units

  • Edge Matching

problems due to different data definitions and capture rules

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Example – Transport Networks

  • Differences in level of detail and edge matching issues
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Example – Protected Sites

  • Differences in cartographic representations
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Example – Elevation

  • Different geodetic datums (hor. + vert.) used by countries
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3. . Best Practice  EU IN INSPIRE (S (Supra-National SDI)

INfrastructure for SPatial InfoRmation in Europe

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Goals of INSPIRE

1. Make data of countries discoverable (catalog) 2. Share data between countries (web services) 3. Harmonize geodetic reference frames between countries 4. Harmonize data models between countries

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EU INSPIRE Directive

  • Directive 2007/2/EC of

the EU Parliament and of the Council of 14 March 2007 establishing an INfrastructure for SPatial InfoRmation in Europe

  • Scheduled to be

completed in 2021

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INSPIRE Architecture

  • Reference document register
  • Theme register
  • Layer register
  • Application schema register
  • Code list register
  • Metadata code list register
  • Enumeration register
  • Feature concept dictionary
  • Media-types register
  • Glossary
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Service Oriented (Publish-Find-Bind)

  • Currently many countries only share data through geoportals  Barrier

for System to System exchange of geospatial information

  • INSPIRE  Create a services catalog and disseminate geospatial data As-

A-Service

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  • Quality of Service of INSPIRE web services very well defined

Service Levels (QoS)

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Fundamental Datasets

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Data Harmonization

NATIONAL Datamodels and Systems European SDI EU INSPIRE Harmonized Data models and Web Services

ETL

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Geo Rights Management (GeoRM)

  • Data may be confidential
  • Classified
  • Personal data (privacy)
  • Critical
  • Data may be valuable
  • Marketable
  • Investment protection

 Geo-Rights Management

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EU INSPIRE Supra-National Geoportal

http://inspire-geoportal.ec.europa.eu

Functionality

  • Search data
  • View data
  • Metadata Validator
  • Metadata Editor

NSDI Country A NSDI Country B NSDI Country C NSDI Country …

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4. . Arab States (S (Supra-National SDI) I)

Arab States Cross-Border Geospatial Collaboration

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UN GGIM Arab States Members

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Arab States Geo Collaboration

Examples of Geo Collaboration between countries 1. Cross-border applications 2. National applications that use data from other country/countries 3. Arab States Geoportal (includes data from all Arab Legue NSDIs)

NSDI Country A NSDI Country B NSDI Country C

National Application Country B Cross Border Application Country A+B

Arab States Geoportal NSDI Country …

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Arab States Geoportal Architecture

NSDI Country A NSDI Country B NSDI Country C Arab States Geoportal NSDI Country … C V D C V D C V D C V D C V D

Catalog Service View Service Download Service

Search View Download International Standards (OGC)

Develop the AS Geoportal under UN GGIM Each Country Provides Data As-A-Service

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Assess available data in AS Countries

  • 1. Survey of Available Fundamental Datasets and

Metadata Descriptions (ISO19115)

  • 2. Compare  Harmonize available data models
  • 3. Compare  Harmonize cartographic representations

Country A Country B Country C …

Available Data Available metadata (ISO19115) Available Data Available metadata (ISO19115) Available Data Available metadata (ISO19115)

FDS 1       FDS 2       FDS 3       …

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Assess available web services in AS Countries

  • Survey of availability of National Catalog Services (CS-W)
  • Survey of availability of Data Services (per dataset)
  • View service (WMS)
  • Download service (WFS)
  • Web Service Metadata (ISO 19119) descriptions of WMS and WFS

Country A Country B Country C … Catalog (CS-W)

   WMS WFS

Service MD

WMS WFS Service MD WMS WFS Service MD … … …

FDS 1          FDS 2          FDS 3          …

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Roadmap AS Geoportal implemenation

# Steps Responsible

1a DESIGN a (web service oriented) AS Geoportal Tunesia 1b Each country provides 1-3 DATASETS (e.g. Highways, Provinces, Geonames) as a VIEW service (WMS) + decribed with metadata in a CATALOG service (CSW) All Arab States Countries 2a Develop Service Oriented Arab States Geoportal Tunesia 2b Host Operational Arab States Secure Geoportal Saudi Arabia 3a Connect the VIEW service and CATALOG of each country to the AS Geoportal Tunesia + Saudi Arabia 3b Maintain Content of the Arab States Secure Geoportal (update the dataset) All Arab States Countries 4 Each country provides 1 dataset as download service (e.g. country border) All Arab States Countries

5 Repeat for other Fundamental Datasets

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6. . Conclusions

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Conclusions

1. Don’t forget the WHY of supranational collaboration  Cross-Border use cases and being able to compare and aggregate data across countries 2. Current problems

a. Data is NOT SHARED between countries b. QUALITY OF DATA differs across countries (not uniform)

3. Make country data discoverable through METADATA CATALOG SERVICES 4. Make country data directly accessible as GEOSPATIAL DATA SERVICES 5. Analyze geodetic differences between countries  HARMONIZE geodetic reference models 6. Analyze data differences between countries  HARMONIZE data models + cartographic visualizations 7. INSPIRE provides best practices for Arab States' supra-national data sharing initiative(s) 8. Integrate data from AS NSDI’s in the Arab States Geoportal using web services 9. Use International Geospatial Standards (W3C|ISO|OGC|HSO) for web services interoperability

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Useful links

  • Inspire Website http://inspire.jrc.ec.europa.eu/
  • Inspire Geoportal http://inspire-geoportal.ec.europa.eu/
  • INSPIRE Forum http://inspire-forum.jrc.ec.europa.eu
  • Powered By INSPIRE http://www.poweredbyinspire.eu
  • Inspire EU Channel on YouTube http://www.youtube.com
  • RSS feed http://inspire.jrc.ec.europa.eu/rssnew.cfm