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Arnold Bregt From GIS-application to geo- knowledge infrastructure
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Two Developments Two from data to knowledge From vertical to horizontal information systems
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Data Information Knowledge Wisdom
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Framework VerticalHorizontal Data Information Knowledge
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Framework VerticalHorizontal DataGeo-data Information Knowledge
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Geo-data Collected with geographical phenomena in mind e.g. water, soil, topography One responsible organization From 1960 conversion from analog to digital In NL government 25 000 geo-datasets
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Framework VerticalHorizontal DataGeo-data InformationGeographical information system (GIS) Knowledge
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Geographical Information systems (GIS) GIS applications for a specific problem or question Started around 1980 Special software (e.g. Esri) Applied within one org. Development and maintenance of applications expensive Problem: changing questions
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Framework VerticalHorizontal DataGeo-data InformationGeographical information system (GIS) KnowledgeSpatial Decision Support system (SDSS)
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Spatial decision support systems Started around 1990 Data, processing and knowledge Data integration and for specific domains Problems: not really used by decision makers Decision making is complex
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condition suitability scenario quality
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Framework VerticalHorizontal DataGeo-dataSpatial Information Infrastructure (SDI) InformationGeographical information system (GIS) KnowledgeSpatial Decision Support system (SDSS)
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Spatial data infrastructure Started around 1991(Canada) Clinton order in 1994 The same data for many applications (horizontal) GI becomes a policy and organization issue Standards are crucial (ISO, OGC, W3C) Problem very data driven
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Definitions of SDI Utility view: SDI is a network facility for accessing and sharing spatial data. Component view: spatial data, standards, policies and service technology and institutional framework Utility and goal: a network facility for advancing knowledge in a given context through accessing and sharing spatial data
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3-DBaseMap(Cache) 2-DBaseMap(Cache) OpenWebServicesTrackingServices GIS Data Data Streams BrowserCatalogServices Catalog Mobile Desktop GISGeo-processingServices Search Search Channels Channels Link Browser Map Link Browser Map Download: Download: ArcGIS Explorer ArcGIS Explorer Toolbar for ArcMap Toolbar for ArcMap … … Collaboration Collaboration Web Services Platform 2-D &* 3-D Desktop Viewers Enterprise GeoPortalData Warehouse GeoPortal Client Applications
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Access Network Component
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Which countries are involved?
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ASDD GeoInsight Portal
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Framework VerticalHorizontal DataGeo-dataSpatial Information Infrastructure (SDI) InformationGeographical information system (GIS) Geo-information Infrastructure (GII) KnowledgeSpatial Decision Support system (SDSS)
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Move from data to services User oriented Started 2002 View services, but others identified Some organizations are also implementing (RWS) Called “second generation infrastructures”
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Current INSPIRE Geoportal
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Framework VerticalHorizontal DataGeo-dataSpatial Information Infrastructure (SDI) InformationGeographical information system (GIS) Geo-information Infrastructure (GII) KnowledgeSpatial Decision Support system (SDSS) Geo-knowledge Infrastructure (GKI)
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Geo-knowledge infrastructure Still on the drawing board! Technical component: Knowledge components for certain functions (knowledge agents) Human component: training experience, collaboration experiments
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End-user WMS Single Service WMS WFS Multiple Service Same Data Coord Trans. Service Only No Data FTP Data Only No Service Catalog Service Inventory Access http: //ce os.o rg 100, 50,2 300, 75.4 X=5 6 Directory Inventory Large Data System i n t e r n e t Knowledge Services
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Thank you ! © Wageningen UR
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