HARMO-DATA Project Cross border spatial data harmonization using INSPIRE model

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1 HARMO-DATA Project Cross border spatial data harmonization using INSPIRE model Blaž Barborič, Raffaela Cefalo, Alessandra Chiarandini, Silvano Dezorzi, Tomaž Petek, Martin Puhar, Mauro Zanardo, Tatiana Sluga, Agostino Tommasi, Umberto Trivelloni and Fabio Raicich Program sodelovanja INTERREG V-A Italija-Slovenija Programma di cooperazione INTERREG V-A Italia-Slovenia Strateški projekt sofinancira Evropski sklad za regionalni razvoj Progetto strategico co-finanziato dal Fondo europeo di sviluppo regionale 1

2 funded by EU Interreg V A Italy Slovenje Programme started on 19 September 2017 duration: 18 months Total budget: Programme Area & Project Partners 2

3 The HARMO-DATA Project open problems Not-harmonized cross-border spatial data (roads, rivers, railways) and administrative data (land cadastre, spatial units, planned areas) Inconsistent spatial database management system not-harmonized databases separate maintenance procedures not-harmonized standards regarding data content Need for data harmonization for efficient spatial management and sustainable development planning at cross border area Need to strenghten cooperation between the institutions - data providers, data users - and stakeholders 3

4 Main HARMO-DATA Project Objectives - to strengthen the institutional capacity and cooperation of public authorities and key actors in the area of spatial planning in the program area - to develop common solutions for more efficient cross border spatial management using a crossborder platform for the harmonization of spatial data. Improving capacity building and cross-border spatial management 4

5 Project specific objectives and indicators I. Strengthening crossborder cooperation => Protocol for spatial data harmonization II. Improvement of cross border spatial management => Common spatial data platform III. Harmonization of educational programs => Participants at common educational program of spatial management 5

6 Case Study: Cross border Data Usage Data usage scenarios: 1. Search & Download 2. Search & View & Download 3. Search & Download & Harmonized 4. Search & View & Download & Harmonized Data harmonization: Inspire based (target data model = Inspire Data Specifications) 6

7 Data harmonization levels Comparable datasets identified Datasets can be discovered Datasets are very well documented Datasets available in multilanguage Datasets can be easily downloaded Datasets are harmonized Datasets are edge matched Basic Advanced Full 7

8 From original source data to harmonized data Identification of Inspire theme Transformation with Hale Studio View results Validate results Inspire Validator Complex GML Info USE CASES SPATIAL DATA PLATFORM 8

9 Case Study: Cross border Data Usage using Earth observation data (Sentinel-2 data) Data usage levels: 1.Basic: the data source is identified; the finished products are downloaded and used for photointerpretation and as image material 2. Advanced: basics + the possibility to download products, apply corrections, modify them; involve the data into raster analysis scenarios (indexing etc.); data classification using different approaches (pixel based, object-based image classification) 3. Full: advanced + comparable datasets are edge matched at the border 9

10 Case Study: Urban 3D Modelling Interactive 3D Zoning Modelur: urban design software tool Calculation of key urban control parameters on the fly (e.g. FAR or required number of parking lots) Many benefits for cities: 2,4x faster => more design alternatives 4,5x more accurate => better informed design 3,5x less prone to errors => less mistakes Data source: Building Cadastre, Inspire bu-core2d schema Planned Land Use, Inspire plu schema 10

11 Case Study: Mapping and Assessment of Ecosystems and their Services Measure and evaluate the value of ecosystem service contribution Consider the ecosystem service contribution in urban planning evaluation Many benefits for land and cities: Evaluate plan scenarios with ecosystem service value Instrument for a sustainability plan solution Land use Ecosystemic Value Data source: Planned Land Use, Inspire plu schema Existing Land Use, Inspire elu schema Other Data for local evaluation of ecosystem service (i.e. cultural sites) 1. Industrial area 2. Green Neiborhood 3. Rural Area

12 Case Study: Mapping and Assessment of Ecosystems and their Services total 12

13 Case Study: Disaster Management CAP Alerting protocol 13

14 Case Study: Disaster Management Impact of Mean Sea Level (MSL) rise and extreme events Annual number of storm surge events enhanced effect of storm surges more difficult discharge of rivers and sewers water table rise salt water intrusion increased erosion impact on harbour activities planning relative to a fixed plane relative to seasonal MSL 14

15 Case Study: Public Infrastructure Cadastre Data source: Public Infrastructure Cadastre, Inspire us-net-* schemas Public infrastructure location and buffer zones in Celje Municipality: NO or limited construction within protection buffer zone Mandatory or recommended connection to infrastructure Evidence based Mapping of Underground Infrastructure and Services Public Infrastructure Cadastre is a framework for registration of network connection points Capacities of network connection points - grid mapping based on average broadband network capacity Facilitate and optimize Infrastructure re-use (faster times and lower costs) to realize new high speed Telco Network (high demand) 15

16 Joined Common Spatial Data Platform From harmonized data to spatial data platform Metadata for dataset Implementation of services Metadata for services Harvest to Inspire 16

17 Joined Common Spatial Data Platform Main components to be realized within the project: Common WEB GIS viewer Common data searcher Metadata catalogue (bi-lingual) Atom feed services (Inspire) + (very important) Spatial management protocol 17

18 Common Educational Programme on Spatial Management Two separate workshops, addressed to italian and slovenian participants in Trieste, Italy and in Ljubljana, Slovenje (February 2019) The workshops contents will be presented by joint personnel belonging to the partner organizations. The education will be addressed to: target groups in the framework of environmental management (public employees, owners and managers of territorial data at national, regional and local level) territorial data users (engineers, architects, geometers, civil protection agents, protected areas managers, students, professors and researchers belonging to fields related to the environmental structure and management). 18

19 Educational Programme Educational Courses and Workshops Educational Courses - topics: Geodata download, GIS import & management/inspire directives/ HARMO-DATA platform Coordinate transformation/digital data geo-referencing Educational Workshops on practical HARMO-DATA platform and Case-Study scenarios applications: University of Trieste, Italy 5-6 th February 2019 Ljubljana, Slovenje in the framework of Slovene INSPIRE Days 7-8 th February

20 HARMO-DATA Questionnaire 20

21 HARMO-DATA Questionnaire - some results Membership organization type Do you use spatial data compliant with INSPIRE Directive? 21

22 Tipology of examined data Cartographic data Environmental data Digital Elevation Models (DTM/DEM) Urban spatial planning Cadaster data GIS thematic content Other 22

23 Problems encountered by spatial data users 23

24 Specified/dedicated Courses organization To which topics will you be more interested? 24

25 Program sodelovanja INTERREG V-A Italija-Slovenija Programma di cooperazione INTERREG V-A Italia-Slovenia Strateški projekt sofinancira Evropski sklad za regionalni razvoj Progetto strategico co-finanziato dal Fondo europeo di sviluppo regionale 25