ArcGIS for INSPIRE. Paul Hardy. ArcGIS. ArcGIS for INSPIRE Enables Esri ArcGIS users to implement and comply with INSPIRE. INSPIRE Data Themes

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1 Enables Esri ArcGIS users to implement and comply with INSPIRE Paul Hardy EuroGeographics INSPIRE KEN (Schema Transformation) 8/9 October 2013, Marne la Vallée INSPIRE Data Themes Annex I Coordinate reference systems Geographical grid systems Geographical names Administrative units Addresses Cadastral parcels Transport networks Hydrography Protected sites Annex II Elevation Land cover Ortho-imagery Geology Annex III Statistical units Buildings Soil Land use Human health and safety Utility and governmental services Environmental monitoring facilities Production and industrial facilities Agricultural and aquaculture facilities Population distribution and demography Area management/restriction/regulation zones & reporting units Natural risk zones Atmospheric conditions Meteorological geographical features Oceanographic geographical features Sea regions Bio-geographical regions Habitats and biotopes Species distribution Energy Resources Mineral resources provides - Compliant services - Data models - Integrated tools Reduces complexity of implementing compliant nodes Discovery View Download ArcGIS

2 Extends ArcGIS Discovery, View, Download, Metadata, Data Models : What s Included Web GIS Desktop GIS Mobile GIS INSPIRE Geoportal ArcGIS Desktop Extension for data management and authoring services Web Map Viewer INSPIRE Web Portal View Download Discovery Monitoring ArcGIS Server Extension for View and Download Service Geoportal Server for Discovery Service I E P NL F D GB - ESA - Eurostat - EEA - Geodatabase Templates Metadata Catalog LMOs e.g. National Mapping Agencies EU Agencies Software requirements requires - ArcGIS Desktop 10.x - ArcGIS Server 10.x Standard or Advanced Supported DBMS include: - PostgreSQL 9 - Oracle 11g - Microsoft SQL Server 2008 See Online help for details - 0pn000000/.

3 - Resources INSPIRE Compliance INSPIRE Implementing Rule Regulation on INSPIRE Network - INSPIRE View Service Regulation on INSPIRE Network -INSPIRE Download Service Regulation on INSPIRE Network -INSPIRE Discovery Service Regulation on INSPIRE Metadata Regulation on interoperability of spatial data sets and services Implemented in ArcGIS 10.1 for INSPIRE Technical Guidance for the implementation of INSPIRE View 3.1 Technical Guidance Download 3.0 Technical Guidance for the implementation of INSPIRE Discovery Service 3.1 Technical Guidelines based on EN ISO and EN ISO (Version 1.2) Technical Guidance on Annex I data themes (Administrative Units, Cadastral Parcels, Geographical Names, Hydrography, Protected Sites, Transport Networks, Addresses, Coordinate Reference Systems, Geographical Grid Systems) Implementation Pattern quick start Existing Information/ Storage Systems Data Models and Web Consumers 1. Install Software 2. Load geodatabase with INSPIRE schemas 3. Populate the geodatabase (ETL) 4. Create INSPIRE network services ETL European SDI 5. Create and publish metadata 6. Discover and consume INSPIRE resources 7. Tune performance for Quality of Service Requirements 1. Integration into business processes and transformation of data to INSPIRE 2. Data repository for spatial data sets optimized for INSPIRE data specifications 3. Delivery via INSPIRE network services

4 Schema XML Installing schema template Installing schema template cont Mapping INSPIRE schema to Geodatabase schema To Feature Class if object has geometry, object class if not - Single geometry type, so mixed geometry to xxxp, xxxl, xxxs Names limited to 30 characters - AdministrativeUnits::AdministrativeUnit becomes auadmunits Attributes with a maximum multiplicity greater than one are converted into their own object class. - Attribute values are associated through foreign key references (fields RID to IFCID). - Attribute name of AdministrativeUnits::AdministrativeUnit is converted to the object class auadmunits_name Attributes that are voidable have additional field with the suffix _void to distinguish unknown/unpopulated/missing Code Lists -> database domains + URL of reference list

5 Help Geodatabase modelling Populate the geodatabase 1. Understand source and target data models 2. Develop ETL process to populate the INSPIRE geodatabase The INSPIRE geodatabase schema designed and optimized for publishing INSPIRE services, it is not optimal for being the geodatabase used to collect and update the information Use the geodatabase documentation to learn about the target geodatabase schema with INSPIRE data models for Annex I Link Schema documentation Spatial ETL Extract Transform Load Several possible solutions: 1. ArcGIS Bulk import (ArcCatalog or ArcMap) 2. ArcGIS geoprocessing tools (and ModelBuilder/Python Scripts) 3. ArcGIS Data Interoperability Extension 4. FME Esri Edition 5. INSPIRE Solution Pack for FME (con terra) Choice depends on the frequency of the schema translation process and the complexity of the models

6 Loading data via ArcCatalog, or by GP tool Build GP tools into geoprocessing models for reuse 2 1 Python scripting of geoprocessing tools Geoprocessing tools for schema manipulation

7 Load data via Workbench ETL using DIE (Data Interoperability Extension) Load data via Workbench ETL (DIE) - continued 3 Load data via FME for ArcGIS Optionally add INSPIRE Solution Pack from con terra add-ons from partners con terra s sdi.suite add-ons for - sdi.suite securitymanager: access control, security, single sign on - sdi.suite licensemanager: ecommerce and elicensing for INSPIRE - sdi.suite servicemonitor: Monitoring & Reporting Add-Ons Access Control View ecommerce Discovery Monitoring Reporting Download Also INSPIRE Solution Pack for FME ArcGIS 4+5

8 INSPIRE Schema needs table joins INSPIRE and ArcGIS Online and Apps for GIS professionals, Citizens, Developers Data View and Download services Other INSPIRE Where Is This? ArcGIS Online providing context to INSPIRE data INSPIRE View Service (Administrative Boundaries) Plus Geocoding Service Plus imagery Plus Protected Sites

9 Luxembourg Germany Poland

10 Lithuania Estonia Portugal Spain

11 Austria Italy Istituto Superiore per la Protezione e la Ricerca Ambientale - ISPRA (Institute for Environmental Protection and Research) Slovenia Romania ArcGIS Online and Romanian INSPIRE Geoportal

12 Northern Ireland Ireland Ireland Cadastral Parcels Ireland Protected Sites

13 Conclusions 2013 Esri International User Conference July 8 12, 2013 San Diego, California Schema transformation to INSPIRE is not trivial can help with - INSPIRE-aware services for discover, view, download - template geodatabase schemas and documentation - Transformation tools (internal and partners) - Modelbuilder models to automate, document, update - Best practice examples Helps to think as pull rather than push process - (suck into INSPIRE from source schema) Benefiting from INSPIRE the Northern Ireland approach Michael Byrne standing in for Trevor Steenson The challenge => INSPIRE Be compliant! The choices! Essentially, just 2 of them Synchronise Discover Share Data Producers Data Producers Consumer or Data Producers Data Producers LPS Consumer Data Producers Federated? Data Producers Centralised? But also or COTS national SDI? Benefiting from INSPIRE the Northern Ireland approach Benefiting from INSPIRE the Northern Ireland approach

14 Spatial NI - conceptual architecture Google Earth/Maps Web 2.0 Spatial NI Portal Website Administrator Pages Metadata Editor Geoportal Viewer Search Pages External Catalogs Spatial NI - physical architecture sdi.suite (servicemonitor, securitymanager, licencemanager) Web Bus KML REST OGC (WMS/ WFS/WCS) INSPIRE View INSPIRE Download INSPIRE Discovery ArcGIS for Desktop ArcGIS for Server CS W Catalog Geoportal Server INSPIRE ETAL (FME) INSPIRE Data Models INSPIRE Annex Data LPS Sources Other Northern Ireland SDI data 3 rd Party Web Benefiting from INSPIRE the Northern Ireland approach Spatial NI usage As per Google Analytics! Spatial NI use case G8 summit mid May- mid June - ~ 4,150 unique visitors - ~ 10 minute stay - ~ 23% new visitors Civil contingency what if? Benefiting from INSPIRE the Northern Ireland approach Benefiting from INSPIRE the Northern Ireland approach

15 Spatial NI results Delivering the original need! Delivering INSPIRE Metadata and discovery services View services Download services Data transformation services Licencing services Delivering quality of service Spatial NI Summary Savings ( ) Quick deployment Ease of use Key? = INSPIRE and beyond! Expansion Opportunity Benefiting from INSPIRE the Northern Ireland approach Benefiting from INSPIRE the Northern Ireland approach