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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 1 Pan-European datasets: challenges and lessons from SABE Nick Land, EuroGeographics
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 2 Presentation overview EuroGeographics background SABE product Lessons learnt
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 3 EuroGeographics Association of European NMAs (40 members) Topographic & Cadastral interests Head Office in Paris Share best practice Products & Services
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 4 Vision Achieve interoperability of European mapping (and other GI) data within 10 years
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 5 Presentation overview EuroGeographics background SABE product Lessons learnt
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 6 Seamless Administrative Boundaries of Europe The first European commercial product from NMAs It was started in 1992: v1991, v1995, v1997 The most detailed admin. units from “official sources” GIS compatible data (line, polygon, attributes) Cross-border data with uniform structure and in one reference system
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 7 Available SABE 1997 v2.1 Coverage – 30 countries Scale – 1:1m (200m) and 100k (30m) Maintained and updated Number of products (standard, USE levels, centroids) Price – single, multiple user, internet
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 8 New version – SABE2001 Update of existing countries Reference to recent census (2000-2002) New countries: –Moldova, Malta, Turkey –Bulgaria, Belarus, Romania, Russia, Ukraine Integration of statistical codes (SIRE) Revised pricing/licensing
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 9 SABE production Project management and production – BKG, Germany Product marketing – EuroGeographics All Partners work “in a spirit of collaboration, with goodwill and positive involvement”
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 10 Data harmonisation Pre-processing (completeness with the specification) Coordinate transformation Processing of geometry (mosaic at lowest level, fit with neighbours, codes, names, hierarchy…) Generalisation (semi-automatic) Final quality check
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 11 Customers
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 12 Marketing Channels to market: –Via EuroGeograpics HO –Via VARs –Via NMAs Price –Significant decrease in price in 2001 –To avoid competition at the national level –Simple and “fit to use”
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 13 Presentation overview EuroGeographics background SABE product Lessons learnt
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 14 Lessons learnt (production) Inconsistent source data –Scale 1:5000 to 1:750 000 –Reference systems Culture, remits, objectives Quality / definitive –Takes time –Cost
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 15 Lessons learnt (customers) Need for definitive admin. boundaries across Europe Consistency between all European datasets (e.g. SABE/EGM/ERM) Flexible and acceptable pricing and licensing policy Public private partnership –More consumer products –VARs services
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GSDI 6 conference, 16-19.09.2002, Budapest 16 Thank you!
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