The Swedish National Geodata Strategy and the Geodata Project
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1 The Swedish National Geodata Strategy and the Geodata Project Ewa Rannestig, Head of NSDI Co-ordination Unit, Lantmäteriet, Ulf Sandgren, Project Manager Geodata Project, Lantmäteriet, Abstract The Swedish Government and Parliament has given Lantmäteriet the Swedish Mapping, Cadastre and Land Registration Authority a role as coordinator of the national geodata infrastructure. The responsibility comprises coordination of production, cooperation, dissemination and research and development. The responsibility also includes coordination of the implementation of EC directives related to geodata, such as Inspire. The Swedish Government has also established a Geodata Advisory Board supporting Lantmäteriet in its coordination role. Furthermore, a National Geodata Strategy has been developed covering all strategic issues related to the handling of geodata in Sweden. Lantmäteriet is responsible to work out this strategy in close cooperation with the Geodata Advisory Board and other stakeholders. The basic aim of the National Geodata Strategy is to build up a national infrastructure for geodata and encourage increased co-operation within the geodata sector. The strategy should provide guidelines for all involved parties in Sweden. It should be the platform for creating the infrastructure and for participation in the European and international collaboration in this field. The implementation of the EC directive Inspire is an important part of the strategy. A Geodata Project has been established. During a period of three years the project will create a business model and technical infrastructure for how geodata and services will be made available for Swedish society and Europe. Keywords: National Geodata Strategy, National Infrastructure for Spatial Information, INSPIRE 1. BACKGROUND, KEY PRINCIPLES AND VISION In June 2006 the government gave Lantmäteriet, together with the Geodata Advisory Board, and in consultation with other affected government agencies and the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions, the task of formulating a national strategic plan for the integrated provision of information within the geodata sector. The plan, with the title a National Geodata Strategy, was presented to the government on March 30 th In Lantmäteriet s annual appropriations directions it is stated that a revised version of the geodata strategy should be presented annually. The work with the geodata strategy has, amongst other things, had a number of special influencing factors as a starting point. For example, the implementation of the EC directive Inspire will have a major influence on the building up of a national infrastructure for geodata. Other EC directives and initiatives, such as the directive concerning reuse of public service information (PSI), the directive concerning assessment and management of flood risks, Galileo and GMES (Global Monitoring for Environment and Security will also influence development within the geodata sector. The Swedish government intends to increase the efficiency of public sector administration and accessibility through e-governance. In January the 17 th 2008 the government, therefore, decided on an action plan for e-governance. The government's action plan for e-governance points out the implementation of the EC directive Inspire and the development of infrastructure for the provision of geodata as priority issues during 2008.
2 1.1 Key Principles The strategy should provide guidelines for all involved parties in Sweden. It should be the platform for creating the infrastructure and for participation in the European and international collaboration in this field. The key principles for the strategy are the following: Support the development of the private sector and create favourable preconditions for the further refinement of geodata and the creation of valueadded products and services. Contribute to the development of Swedish e-governance and be a model for the development in other information areas and sectors. The provision of geodata should also utilise existing solutions concerning e-governance. The strategy is part of the implementation of the Inspire directive in Sweden. User demands - a user perspective which should stimulate the use of geodata on local, regional, national and global levels. Flexibility - rapid and easy adaptation to the new pre-conditions, new requests and technical development. Co-operation between different stakeholders should be so well developed and carried out in such an efficient way that costs for the use of geodata can be decreased. Networks for co-operation between central and local government and the private sector are an important basis for the infrastructure. The cooperation should be based on voluntary agreements and satisfy the needs of local, regional and national applications. The networks should stimulate the development of services that meet the requirements of individual citizens in both private and public sphere of activity. The implementation of the EC directive Inspire is an important part of the strategy. 1.2 Vision The vision for the national geodata strategy, in a 10-year perspective, is that organisations that manage geodata should: Generate increased benefits for society through the use of geodata based on co-operation across organisational boundaries at the lowest possible price. Link information resources in a network and make them available via homogenous services and uniform descriptions of the information. Serve the public and private sectors and citizens and satisfy demands at local, regional, national, European and global levels. 2. WORK PACKAGES To realise the intentions of the strategy, the following eight areas of activity have been identified together with strategic targets, direction and prioritised activities: Co-operation in networks as the basis for the infrastructure Information structure Technical infrastructure National metadata catalogue Geodetic reference systems Research, development and education Legal framework Financing and price models. 2.1 Co-operation in network as the basis for the infrastructure
3 The national geodata infrastructure comprises a well-developed co-operation between the central government, local government and private sectors which is based on voluntary agreements. Future work will be oriented towards developing co-operation between independently managed organisations which, together, have responsibility for the provision of geodata at the national level. Requirements at local, regional, national and international levels will be satisfied. The platform for co-ordination of the provision on geodata will be developed within the framework of the Geodata Project (described in chapter 4) based on the development of a general co-operation model. The model will describe organisation, division of responsibility and financing. The cooperation model is also an important pre-condition for the implementation of the EC directive Inspire. 2.2 The information structure The exchange of information in a national infrastructure for geodata should be based on a homogeneous, general framework with uniform descriptions of the information and services. The framework should include rules and methods for model-based concepts and descriptions of information, as well as rules and method for servicebased exchange of information. As far as possible, implementation should be based on international standards and, to the extent that Swedish standards are available, they should be used. Standardisation in the geodata sector must be co-ordinated with on-going work to formulate implementation rules for the EC directive Inspire. Inspire contains mandatory requirements in this sector of activity for government agencies. Government agencies datasets which are covered by Inspire should be adapted to meet the directive's requirements or, alternatively, be made available with the help of transformation services. This means that government agencies must develop the necessary data and data exchange models. 2.3 Technical infrastructure and metadata The functionality in the infrastructure should support easy access to data and services. A national geodata portal will be developed in order to create an access point for the supply of geodata and associated services. The portal will facilitate searching, locating, viewing and downloading geodata from different sources. The portal will meet the requirements that apply for data services in the EC directive Inspire and will form the Swedish node against the Inspire Community Geoportal. In conjunction with the development of the geodataportal a proposal for a Swedish profile for the SS-ISO metadata standard and the implementing rules for Inspire has been prepared. The profile will make it possible to create homogeneous metadata in both a national and international context. 2.4 Geodetic reference systems A homogeneous reference system facilitates the production, processing and use of geodata; it also makes compilation of data from different sources easier. For these reasons, a rapid transition to the national geodetic reference system, SWEREF 99 and the height system, RH 2000 should take place, which are well adapted to corresponding European systems. So far, the transition to SWEREF 99 has taken place in more than100 municipalities and preparations are underway for a change to the new reference system in 130 more municipalities and 10 government agencies. 2.5 Research development and education A programme for research, development and education in the geodata sector has been prepared. In the programme the focus is on describing needs in the sector relative to the areas of activity which have been given priority in the geodata strategy. The following strategic goals have been identified: The creation of a better national overview and co-operation
4 A clarification of where the responsibility for research in the geodata sector lies Provide better co-coordinated information concerning the availability of funds for R&D which supports the geodata strategy The development of better international co-operation The establishment of a testing environment The stimulation of development in the private sector Make available the necessary competence 2.6 Legal framework The legislation that currently regulates the management of and use of geodata requires changes in order to meet the use of new techniques and more automated processes. The regulations are important to guarantee a commonly accepted balance between the needs to protect important interests and the user needs of easy access to the actual information. Issues that we need to take into account are security, vulnerability, integrity and copyright. The Swedish government has proposed that Inspire should be incorporated into Swedish legislation as a new law. 2.7 Financing and price models The creation of a national infrastructure for geodata will require investments. Above all, this will be the case regarding the need for financing to cover the costs of implementing the EC directive Inspire and for the coordination which will be required in connection with it, such as development, operation and management of the national geodata portal, adaptation of data volumes and services and the necessary investments in IT. The focus of the work are on obtaining a clear picture of the investments that must be made to ensure that the implementation of the Geodata Project and the implementation of Inspire are not hampered by financial insecurity. Lantmäteriet has by the Swedish government been assigned to analyze and evaluate economic and other consequences of the implementation of the EC-directive Inspire. A report was sent in to the government in November 2008 that analysis accounts for the costs and benefits that the realization of the directive imposes to society as a whole and for different stakeholders. Furthermore the work with the development of price models for geodata should be concentrated, as far as possible, on removing obstacles that could have a negative effect on their efficient use, and to seek to develop homogeneous price models. 3. INSPIRE ACTION PLAN A programme of actions for the implementation of Inspire has been formulated and the conclusions in the programme are reflected in several of the action areas. The plan contains the time schedules which should apply in accordance with Inspire, the activities that must be carried out in order to achieve the purpose of the directive and the responsibility for different actions. In the Inspire action plan there are five actors, or groups of actors, who in different ways have responsibility for the implementation of the directive. The European Commission responsible for the adoption of the implementation rules. The Commission is also responsible for the creation of a geoportal at the EU level, and for the follow up and supervision of the implementation of the directive. Parliament and the government responsible for the inclusion of the directive in national legislation. By delegating to government agencies, the government can ensure that the necessary measures are carried out. The government has given Lantmäteriet, together with the Geodata Advisory Board and in consultation with other involved government agencies and the Swedish
5 Association of Local Authorities and Regions, the task of formulating a national geodata strategy. The geodata co-coordinator (Lantmäteriet) responsible for coordination and supervision of the practical implementation of the directive. In addition, Lantmäteriet as the contact point is also responsible for reporting to the Commission, in accordance with the directive. The Geodata Advisory Board supports Lantmäteriet in its role as coordinator. A Geodata Secretariat has been established at Lantmäteriet in order to organize and coordinate the work concerning the National Geodata Strategy. The Geodata Project responsible for preparing a national geodata portal through which datasets can be made available to government agencies and the general public, in accordance with the Inspire directive. Government agencies and organizations responsible for producing metadata and certain services. These bodies are also responsible for adapting services (alternatively to make transformation possible), datasets and for adapting the technical architecture to satisfy Inspire s requirements. An Inspire working group has been established on the initiative of the Geodata Advisory Board with the task of coordinating activities and issues related to Inspire. The group comprises representatives from public sector authorities that have a responsibility for the provision of information in accordance with the requirements of Inspire. Figure 1: Overview of players, activities/roles and results 4. THE GEODATA PROJECT There are clear links between several of the work packages. Those that have the strongest links have been included in a project the Geodata Project. During a period of three years the project will create a business model and technical infrastructure for how geodata and services will be made available for Swedish society and Europe. The technical and practical implementation of the EC directive Inspire will be done within the project. The solution will be developed together with other actors who are involved in the provision of geodata. The objectives for the project are to: increase the value for customers of the provision of geodata
6 increase co-operation within and between public and private sector create flexible business processes decrease the costs for the provision of geodata increase growth and competitiveness for private sector which provide geodata products and services. The project comprises two parts business model and technical infrastructure. The technical infrastructure includes the development of: a geodata portal a network for making services available search and metadata services Work on the business model includes co-operation and organisational issues as well as contractual, pricing and financing issues. The basic task for the project is to investigate issues related to the full scope of the provision of geodata. It is also important that the technical infrastructure functions together with the business models. Data, services and metadata from producers should be made available to users without obstacles, at the same time as licences, prices and costs are handled in a flexible and reliable way. The basic idea behind the project is process orientation with focus on the user s processes. By end of May 2009 the architecture of the future business model will be ready to present, including the handling of organisational issues and the structure of different kinds of agreements being needed to implement the model. REFERENCES Reports The National Geodata Strategy 2009
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