Urban Ontologies COST C21 Ontologies for Sustainable Development CYTED (Ibero-american) IDEDES Project 606AC0294 Dra. Tatiana Delgado Fernández IDEDES.

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Urban Ontologies COST C21 Ontologies for Sustainable Development CYTED (Ibero-american) IDEDES Project 606AC0294 Dra. Tatiana Delgado Fernández IDEDES Project Coordinator

Urban Ontologies COST C21 Summary 1.Motivation 2.IDEDES Project (Participants and Objectives) 3.IDEDES Results on IDEDES Context Perspective 5.IDEDES Ontology Perspective 6.Expectations from COST

Urban Ontologies COST C21 Motivation CYTED Project “Evaluation and strengthening of Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI) for sustainable development in Latin-America and the Caribbean Countries” (IDEDES) ( ): - To bridge the gap between sustainable development needs and SDIs by means of domains ontology creation and the corresponding semantics services - To strengthen the NSDIs in the region

Urban Ontologies COST C21 From GIS to SDI (Adapted from ESRI – Environmental Systems Research Institute) Aceptation Time Project GIS Department GIS Enterprise GIS Society GIS SDI is all about facilitation and coordination of the exchange and sharing of spatial data

Urban Ontologies COST C21 Evolution of Spatial Data Infrastructures Future Developing Countries Emerging Economies Product-Based SDI development model Process Based SDI development model Push by the technology Data-centric Push by the technology Data-centric Pull by the demand User-driven Pull by the demand User-driven 1 st Generation Developed Countries Developed, Emerging and Developing Countries 2 nd Generation Towards the Next Generation SDI to support spatially enabled society Delivery of a Virtual Environment in support of spatial enablement of society as part of an e-government strategy (Adapted from Abbas Rajabifard, 2007)

Urban Ontologies COST C21 Participants AR1UNPSJB-IGEOPATSDI AR2UNPASustainable Development (Planning) CO1IGAC-CIAFSDI CU1IDERC-ONISDI + Ontology CU2CETDIRModeling CU3IGTSustainable Development CU4GEOCUBA IC & UAHSustainable Development + Ontology CL1IGM-GITBSDI ES1UPMSDI ES2IGNSDI MX1CIC-IPNOntology MX2Tecnológico Monterrey(Spatial) Ontology UR1DNT-MTOPSDI UR2TDMSDI BR1IBGESustainable Development CU5SIGForestalSustainable Development CU6MatAplicada-CUJAEModeling + Statistics

Urban Ontologies COST C21 Liaisons RGI 005 Project into the framework of Space for Information Program in The Netherlands

Urban Ontologies COST C21 To evaluate and strengthen the Spatial Data Infrastructures for sustainable development, including scenarios that embed new semantic-based spatial services in order to contribute to decision making process in Latin-American and the Caribbean countries. General Objective

Urban Ontologies COST C21 1.Defining the thematic research limits into the context of sustainable development 2.Assessing the development of the SDIs in countries of Ibero-America and selecting several scenarios in order to apply research experiments 3.Creating domain ontologies focusing on sustainable development 4.Harmonizing ontology models with standards provided by W3C, ISO TC 211 and OGC in order to use them in a heterogeneous and interoperable context. 5.Designing conceptual and logical models of ontology-based applications (Web Services) that might support SDIs for sustainable development at national and regional levels. 6.Determining and applying SDI impact indicators for sustainable development 7.Supporting the Permanent Committee of Spatial Data Infrastructure for America (PC IDEA) in a way that contributes to the development of national as well as regional initiatives relating to sustainable development. 8.Making use of existing PhD e-learning Programs and other similar education initiatives to prepare the researchers involved. 9.Creating a methodology for implementing sustainable development oriented SDIs and suggesting an implementation plan with focus on Latin-American and Caribbean countries. Specific Objectives

Urban Ontologies COST C21 CYTED IDEDES Related to Objective 1: Several themes (from UN sustainable development indicators) were selected to be object of the domain ontology creation: Environment dimension Forestry Forestry Agriculture Agriculture Hydrography Hydrography Institutional dimension Science & Technology Science & Technology Disasters Risks Disasters Risks Social dimension Urban/rural territory Urban/rural territory Related to Objective 2: Assessing of SDI - SDI readiness index in 15 countries of the region - SDI State of Play in 11 countries

Urban Ontologies COST C SDI Readiness index

Urban Ontologies COST C – SDI State of Play

Urban Ontologies COST C21 IDEDES Context perspective

Urban Ontologies COST C21 Sustainable development Domain n Ontology Creation Domain 3 Ontology Creation Domain 2 Ontology Creation Domain 1 Ontology Creation IDEDES Ontology Perspective Domain Ontology Methodologies KD & Support Tools Data Mining Fuzzy Logic Grid, etc Domain Ontology Application Ontology Spatial Data Infrast. Domain n Ontology Creation Domain 3 Ontology Creation Domain 2 Ontology Creation Domain 1 SDI building Semantic Services Development KD Services Development

Urban Ontologies COST C21 ¿Conclusions or Expectations? ¿How we could maximize the sinergy between COST and IDEDES? -Collaboration in Domain Ontology Methodologies? -Collaboration in the Urban Domain Ontology creation? -Collaboration in the generation of use cases (Urban SDI)? -Collaboration in the integration of services to satisfy use cases in Urban Contex? -Collaboration in disemination and education?

Urban Ontologies COST C21 Thank you Tatiana Degado Fernández