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This document discusses spatial data infrastructure (SDI) technologies and implementation patterns. It provides examples of SDI implementations at various geographic levels from local to global. It also describes how SDI can address issues like environment, social issues, and economics. The document highlights the INSPIRE initiative as an example of an SDI and how ArcGIS can be used to support INSPIRE. It discusses how SDI is evolving with new technologies and patterns like GIS online to make spatial data and services more accessible to a wider audience.
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Sdi technologies and implementation patterns (compress)
- 1. Click to editSubtitle (optional) SDI technologies and Implementation Patterns Marco Wagemakers
- 2. Content Click to editSubtitle (optional) • SDI Implementation - Inspire • SDI moving ahead • From developing in using • Extending the reach of SDI - ArcGIS Online
- 3. SDI Connects Peopleto Information to Make edit Subtitle Decisions Click to Better (optional) • … Applying Geographic Knowledge To Societies’ Challenges
- 4. SDI Elements Click toedit Subtitle (optional) • Policy and Data Sharing Agreements • Education on Policies and Best-practices • Host and Maintain SDI Components • Collaboration to Solve Issues
- 5. SDI Addresses Nationaland Global Issues Click to edit Subtitle (optional) • Environmental • Social • Economic • Security
- 6. SDI Supports ManyPolicy Initiatives Leveraging Government Information Click to edit Subtitle (optional) • Job Creation • Citizen Engagement • Open Government • Doing More with Less • Joint Problem Solving • Eliminating Redundancies • Improving Responsiveness . . . In a Flexible and Open Framework
- 7. Successful SDI Implementation RequireMore Subtitle (optional) Click to edit Than Technology • Vision and Leadership • Understanding Business Value • Executive Support • Governance and Finance Model • Planning and Implementation • Good People • A Spirit of Collaboration
- 8. Creating GIS Infrastructure Regionaledit Subtitle (optional) Click to and National US Russia China EU Geneva, Switzerland Bogotá, Colombia Singapore Indonesia Abu Dhabi India . . . Realizing SDI
- 9. Click to editSubtitle (optional) INSPIRE Example
- 10. INSPIRE Addresses Pan-EuropeanIssues INSPIRE edit legal framework facilitating the access at spatial data Click to is a Subtitle (optional) • Environmental • Climate change • Conservation • Health • Safety • Transportation • Urban planning • …and many more • Using Standardized Data Models, Services, and Metadata
- 11. INSPIRE thematic scope Clickto edit Subtitle (optional)
- 12. INSPIRE - aEuropean Geospatial Platform Click to edit Subtitle (optional) Government Data Infrastructure Research Mission Owners Developers Community General Application Data Infrastructure Public Developers Innovators GIS Services
- 13. ArcGIS for Inspire ExtendsArcGIS to Support INSPIRE Directive Click to edit Subtitle (optional) • Allows to comply with INSPIRE by extending their existing ArcGIS infrastructure • Meet compliance in a timely manner
- 14. ArcGIS for INSPIRE ExtendsArcGIS to Support INSPIRE Directive Click to edit Subtitle (optional) • ArcGIS for INSPIRE provides Discovery - Compliant services - Data models View Download - Integrated tools • Desktop and server extensions ArcGIS for INSPIRE • Reduces complexity of implementing compliant nodes ArcGIS
- 15. ArcGIS for INSPIRE Implementation Pattern Click to edit Subtitle (optional) Existing information/ ArcGIS for INSPIRE Consumers storage systems Data models and web services ETL European SDI 1. Integration into 2. Data repository for spatial 3. Delivery via INSPIRE business processes and data sets optimized for network services transformation of data to INSPIRE data specifications INSPIRE
- 16. Click to editSubtitle (optional) Demonstration ArcGIS for Inspire
- 17. Click to editSubtitle (optional) SDI Moving Ahead
- 18. GIS is Changing Evolvingedit SubtitleAnd Science Are Expanding Our Capabilities Click to Technology (optional) Services Scalable Usability Bandwidth Open Access Location Access GIS Volume Wireless Analytics 3D Collaboration Web Connectivity Mobile Big Data Data Enabled Social Networking Imagery Integration Ownership Collaboration Services Analytics Analysis Tracking Access Distributed Real Time Sensor Network Privacy Predictive Mobile Security Real Time GPS Measurement Computing Science Performance Modeling Crowdsourcing Visualization Collaboration Remote Sensing Cloud Lidar SaaS • Helping Us Better Understand Our World
- 19. GIS Online isa New SDI Pattern Click to edit Subtitle (optional) Enterprise Pervasive Desktop Server Online Web / Cloud
- 20. Intelligent Web MapsBring Currency to SDI Constantly updated with live services Click to edit Subtitle (optional) Intelligent maps Spatial Delivery Services and data
- 21. SDIs Can BeUsed by Everyone Anywhere Enhancing access and(optional) Click to edit Subtitle collaboration Smartphones Social media Tablets Websites Desktop Browsers One Map – Any Device ArcGIS Online
- 22. Click to editSubtitle (optional) From Developing to Using SDI
- 23. Focus on UsingSDI Click to edit Subtitle (optional) • Who ARE the users? • What do they NEED? - GIS Professionals - Information Products - Subject Matter Experts - Maps - New Media Editors - Data - Policy advisors - C#, Java, .NET, PHP - Executives - Developers • How would they want to consume it?
- 24. Connecting Science withPolicy and Decision Making Click to edit Subtitle (optional) Executive Viewer GIS Intelligent Specialists Maps Groups Discover Access Data & Services Request Form Request Additional Information
- 25. SDI is forEveryone An Intuitive Platform For Sharing, Discovery, Access and Use Click to edit Subtitle (optional) Subject Matter Experts Executives GIS Professionals Policy Makers New Media Editors
- 26. Web Maps area Medium for Information Products Integrating Services (Data, Maps, Models…) Click to edit Subtitle (optional) • High quality mapping • Pop-ups, charts, and graphs • Live links to web services • Temporal data (trend data) • Spreadsheets and map data • User annotation and sketching • Spatial analysis • Embedding in other applications
- 27. Information Products RequireGood Design Click to edit Subtitle (optional) • Understanding Issues • Appropriate Data • Analysis & Manipulation
- 28. Good Information ProductsAre …. Click to edit Subtitle (optional) • Timely • Disseminate Knowledge • Communicate Importance • Support Decision Making • Show Status • Illustrate Change
- 29. So What Now? Thepower of Subtitle (optional) Click to edit and • From building to using SDIs - SDI revisited - Focus on information products - Built around the concept of a webmap - Ubiquitous access to content - Hosted Services in the cloud • Are these solutions from two different technology generations, or are these complementary?
- 30. Extending the reachof SDI Click to edit Subtitle (optional) Applications Communities Mashups Sharing Maps and Data Discovery Traditional SDI
- 31. The Technology isHere Today – ArcGIS Click to edit Subtitle (optional) Easier More Powerful and Everywhere Cloud Web • Discover • Create • Manage Enterprise • Visualize • Analyze Mobile • Collaborate Local Desktop
- 32. Click to editSubtitle (optional) Examples
- 33. Eye on Earth Citizencentric portal (optional) Click to edit Subtitle • Partnership with Microsoft and European Environment Agency • Technology: Microsoft SharePoint + ArcGIS Online • Data providers use: ArcGIS Online, or ArcGIS on premises
- 34. ArcGIS Online asa platform Click to edit Subtitle (optional) Sharepoint ArcGIS Online ArcGIS Portal API • http://www.arcgis.com/apidocs/rest/
- 35. Extending the reachof INSPIRE Click to edit Subtitle (optional) Subject Matter Experts Executives GIS Professionals Policy Makers Services and Apps for GIS professionals, Citizens, Developers … New Media Editors Data View and INSPIRE INSPIRE INSPIRE Download services