Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI)

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Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI) EAtHC Seminar Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI) IHO Publication C-17

SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURES - "THE MARINE DIMENSION" Guidance for Hydrographic Offices Publication C-17 Second Edition Version 2.0.0 - January 2017

What is Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI)?

Change in the landscape The need for greater access and sharing of public data; open data initiatives; the development of new and potentially disruptive technologies and the advent of the power of "place" driven by the expectations of users viewing, analyzing and using spatial data

Change in the landscape This means increased communication and data exchange between maritime/hydrographic agencies and the stakeholders (both ways)

Change in the landscape Shift from a product based to a data centric organization

The Data Information Knowledge triangle

Why is MSDI important to a HO? Involvement in MSDI will elevate the importance of hydrography across a wider marine sector in-country and regionally as well as giving a wider user community exposure to the data and information that can be provided by the HO. It will also provide politicians with the information necessary for government per se, to gain a greater interest and understanding of the role of hydrography nationally.

Supporting the blue economy

Change in the landscape Publication presents: Step by step approach to MSDI involvement Building the Team to deliver MSDI Steps required to be taken by HOs to make MSDI happen

The 5 star approach for MSDI

Change in the landscape Annex A - SDI Best Practice Annex B – Example Conceptual Model for a National SDI Annex C – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about SDI Annex D – Hydrographic Data Policy Annex E – Fundamentals of a Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI) Annex F – Example Uses of Hydrographic Data for Purposes Other Than Navigation

Change in the landscape Annex F – Example Uses of Hydrographic Data for Purposes Other Than Navigation Annex G – How HOs might engage in SDI Annex H – Stakeholders to be considered by IHO member states Annex I – SDI Business Plans – Links to examples

IHO Secretariat, here to help you! www.iho.int alberto.neves@iho.int