ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 27 th October Towards an integrated Address System M. Cabello, TRACASA A. Valentín, Gobierno de Navarra

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October

Our experience Gestor de Direcciones de Navarra Modelo único de direcciones de la AGE ISO standards on addresses Universal Postal Union

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October What are we talking about? Set of elements for common use that allows localize objects or events in the territory Torre Eiffel Plaza Mayor Madrid Calle Mayor, 2 Pamplona – NAVARRA España Carretera La Habana – Varadero, Km 62 Del lago, tres cuadras al sur, dos al este hasta el arbolito. Managua - NICARAGUA

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October Address Scope Postal addressesTransport NetworkToponymsPoints of Interest

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October Functionality Searching – geocoding / reverse geocoding Viewing Downloading Connectivity Navigability

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October Data model From use case studies to data specifications…

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October Administative Unit Name Postal Designator Address Area Name To identify an address in a more wide context, should be associated to several address components that define their localization in an specific geographical area. INSPIRE Data Model: Thoroughfare Name House A 64 Addresses From Alicia González. IGN/CNIG.

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October Interrelationship Addresses Transport network Geographical names Cadastre Administrative units Buildings

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October Specific Metadata profile: Technical Guidelines Profile specific for address data Fulfill INSPIRE (D.S, IR-M) and metadata standards Based on 15 metadata profiles used in Europe Proposal for Evaluation metadata: detailed data description General of the whole data base Particular of each address component Metadata Address data base Admin Units Name... Postal Descriptor AddressAreaName Thoroughfare Name

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th OctoberBut… Address data model is not enough Address data model and metadata are neither enough We need more…

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October Considering Data Flow…

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October Experience with Data Flow  Definition of a European prototype workflow (framework) … to realise a national address interface … to fulfil the INSPIRE directive!  The data flow framework is a practical toolbox  to help to establish a data flow or  to help to improve existing data flows in the Member States.

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October 1.Suppose 35% of economic activity improves its efficiency by 1% as a result of obtaining more accurate or comprehensive addressing 2.Suppose half of 35% (17%) increases its economic activity from better addressing by 1% The total EU value would be Euros 6,3 billion per annum….. Absurd? Perhaps but there is supporting evidence Of extra property tax of Euros 200,000 pa in one local government area from better addressing [total EU area equivalent Euros 554 million pa] and of more efficient refuse collection Euros 134,000pa [EU equivalent Euros 370 million] Of general local government efficiency gains of Euros 112,00 [EU equivalent Euros 308, million pa] Of more lives saved, of CO2 emissions reduced, of more successful eCommerce applications Business model

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October Key recommendations for Address business model There should be a single national “official” address reference database; The process should be sponsored and controlled by the Public Sector; The data should be owned by the Public Sector and probably the State and fit for the purposes of central and local government; The data must be comprehensive, up to date, capable of national integration and of following the INSPIRE requirements for subsequent Pan-European integration; There should be an integrated creation and maintenance process. The basic data should be free for increasing added value of services

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October EURADIN also demonstrated the viability of an European Address Gazetteer Gazetteer service MS … Gazetteer service Central

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October What we need… Go beyond Data specifications Implement the services according to user requirements Collaboration and cooperation

ESRI 2011 – Madrid – 28 th October Thank you for your attention