1. Forest Change Detection in Fiji transparent through Web Display 21-Nov-2013 Naomi Jackson

2. OUTLINE  Forest change detection mapping 1:50000  Web Platform Used  Method  Other Assistance provided  Challenges  Future Plans

3.  Forestry officers come to SOPAC-SPC for training and map forest areas  Completed 1:50,000  Layers ready for Web Display

4.  Public view and check  Any Misinterpretations can be clarified and changed

5.  Geonode is a web-based application and platform for developing geospatial information systems (GIS) Open Source Software - QGIS,UDIG and ATLAS STYLER

6.  Different projects, different data, different requirements, different access levels :  ONE SOLUTION  Singular Platform  Geonode Platform Version 2  (development stream)  Used internally within the division by all programmes  Unified Approach to Cataloguing,  Archiving and Exposing Diverse  GIS/Spatial Datasets

7.  Raster (.tif) format instant upload  Vector (.shp)format i. Create a.sld file (using ATLAS) ii. Uploaded with.shp file (Editing)  Co-ordinate reference System  Upload  Login

9.  DEMO

11.  GIZ – Redd++ poject maps hosted in SOPAC

12.  Weekly Updates to MOA and MOF

13.  A staff of the GIS unit would go and install the updates at the Forestry Department to update maps  Email the Layers - (Error)

14.  Updates on Geonode Accessible as long as you have internet connection

15.  Formats  Co-ordinate reference system (Reproject)  View and download (If you can view you can download)

16.  Provide more Change Detection Updates on Geonode to GIS clients  Have data available on PacGeo( PIC DataBank)April 2014  Provide the same assistance to Pacific Island Countries

17. VINAKA