1. OGC ArcticSDP Scenario & data overview
Luciad
27 February 2017
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2. 2. Shipping activities & the Arctic wildlife
Story:
The Arctic encompasses a number of shipping routes, grouped into a Northwest Passage and a Northeast Passage
Each passage crosses a number of Large Marine Ecosystems (LMEs), potentially impacting their large amount of wildlife species by disturbances and implications from shipping activity
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Data overview
Electronic Navigational Chart (ENC) basemap
Source: NOAA; format: S-57
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Marine observations data
Source: NOAA; format: KML with network links for live updates
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Satellite AIS data with ship positions and tracks
Source: ESRI – ExactEarth; format: GeoJSON
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Large Marine Ecosystems
Source: CAFF / ABDS GeoNetwork catalogue; format: OGC WMS web service
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Red List of Threatened Species - Marine Mammals spatial data
Source: International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN); format: SHP
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Fish data
Source: Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF); format: CSV
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4. Data integration highlights
Having data sources available that adhere to well-adopted standards makes a big (positive) difference (e.g. OGC)
Styling information is often missing for raw raster & vector data sources
Yet having raw data is very interesting for client-side analysis
E.g., sea ice age, maritime mammals data, sea fish data, …
Solution: custom styling. Alternatives: provide ready-to-use OGC SLD styles.
Extremely detailed vector data could benefit from tiling and the use of LoDs
E.g., maritime mammals data
Solution: integrated into local vector tile pyramid. Alternatives: provide as OGC CDB.
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