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Spatial Data Infrastructure, data sharing and data accessibility

Spatial Data Infrastructure, data sharing and data accessibility The New Caledonia experience. f rederic.guillard@gouv.nc. Suva. Noumea. Etat Gouvernement de la NC Province Nord Province Sud Province des Iles Loyauté 33 communes Instituts de recherches (IAC, IRD, IFREMER)

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Spatial Data Infrastructure, data sharing and data accessibility

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  1. Spatial Data Infrastructure, data sharing and data accessibility The New Caledoniaexperience frederic.guillard@gouv.nc

  2. Suva Noumea

  3. Etat Gouvernement de la NC Province Nord Province Sud Province des Iles Loyauté 33 communes Instituts de recherches (IAC, IRD, IFREMER) Etablissements publics (OPT, ADRAF, etc.…) Groupements (CNRT, SERAIL, CEN, Observatoires, etc.…) Industriels (SLN, KNS, ValeInco) Privés, Bureaux d’Etudes …

  4. Etat Gouvernement de la NC Province Nord Province Sud Province des Iles Loyauté 33 communes Instituts de recherches (IAC, IRD, IFREMER) Etablissements publics (OPT, ADRAF, etc.…) Groupements (CNRT, SERAIL, CEN, Observatoires, etc.…) Industriels (SLN, KNS, ValeInco) Privés, Bureaux d’Etudes … Manyorganizations Many data sets Lowlevel of coordination Lowlevel of standardization Lowlevel of communication Difficulties for studies, management, monitoring, ... time & money consuming

  5. But beforesharing data weneed : • Data (and even more: up to date data) • Tools (interoperability) • Collaboration between data producers • Political agreement And if possible, all together! • At the beginning (2005) we have decided to priorize : • Collaboration between data producers • Build the technical system (server / clients / databases / networks) • And in a second time, progressively : • Work on the data • Build the politicalunderstanding

  6. Speciallinkwithgovernment : • Allowsome coordination (withouthierarchicalauthority) • Allowpoliticalsensibilization • Speciallinkwithinformaticdpt : • To implement the technical solution (server side) • To insert the solution inside the global infrastructure

  7. The results • On the collaborative axis : • Manyworking groups, whichnow deal alsowith data quality • Publication of a magazine whichiswidelydistributed • Data producers are proud to have their data in the system (security, visibility, accessibility, ...) • All the data are in the central system communications working group happy user Projet web2.0 (social network) intranet

  8. The results On the technical axis : technical infrastructure (server)

  9. The results On the technical axis : metadata catalogue (www.georep.nc)

  10. The results On the technical axis : metadata catalogue

  11. The results On the technical axis : metadata catalogue

  12. The results On the technical axis : metadata catalogue

  13. The results On the technical axis : data viewer (www.georep.nc/explorateur-carto)

  14. The results On the technical axis : Web Services (WMS)

  15. And about « data accessibility » ? All of thisis not enough Westillneed to have a generalpolicy on data access

  16. vinaka frederic.guillard@gouv.nc

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