Competing for the Future

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1 98th CIG Conference: Geomatics Empowering the Future Competing for the Future he Panel: he Sector Leaders oday! erry arle, Bob Moses, Keith hompson, Brian Maloney, Jeff Labonte and You.. Will they be the leaders in 2020? 1 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

2 he 1994 Strategic Architecture In 1994 a number of managers in NRCan led by Ed Shaw developed the strategic architecture perspective of the future of geomatics, to improve the competitive position of the Canada in this sector he vision of the future turned out to be amazingly accurate; foe example at that time a GPS watch was foreseen to deliver and store real time information. his diagram was actually used in the strategic plan to visualize the planned progress within a 5 year time horizon ( ) 2 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

3 Merging Visions of the Future: heirs and Yours Multi-Stakeholder Model DAA SUPPLIERS * ENABLERS END USERS GOVERNMEN LOCAL GOVERNMEN FEDERAL/ PROVINCIAL core services VALUE-ADDED RESEARCH VALUE-ADDED PRIVAE SEC. GENERAL PUBLIC EDUCAION/ ACADEMIC CORPORAIONS RESOURCE SECOR INERNAIONAL GOVERN. NON GOV. PRIVAE/ SEMI PRIVAE EO CORPORAIONS OHER VALUE-ADDED GOV./ INSIUIONAL * many data suppliers are also end users CORPORAIONS OHER GOVERNMEN FED. / PROV. GOVERNMEN/ LOCAL CIG Conference Futures Dialogue Futures Panel Futures on the web 3 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

4 Invitation and Worksheet to Participate in the Geomatics Futures Dialogue June 15, 8:30 am, Plenary Hall, Westin Hotel, Ottawa Geomatics Powering the Future Contribute your Vision of the Future! 1. he note speech by Jack Smith sets the stage: Combining Foresight and Strategic Geomatics: Developing Next Generation echnology Policy Approaches and ools; June am 2. he multi-stakeholder future s panel will start the dialogue at 8:30, June 15. he Panel: Bob Moses, erry arle, Brain Maloney, Jeff Labonte, Keith hompson and Jean hie 3. he virtual CIG web conference/ dialogue will continue the dialogue as contribution to next years Conference 4. his page can be your worksheet. Use it to prepare for the dialogue, and please hand it in to Jean hie, moderator of the Futures Panel after the dialogue. FUURE development 3 Barrier?? Strategic Intent/ Outcome PAS Core Specialty development PRESEN development 3 Approach : 10 years ago a number of NRCan Managers met to prepare a geomatics strategy map to the Future. his map turned out to be amazingly accurate. We would like to create a not jus a map, but a knowledge base like this for the next 20 years, accessible on the CIG website. 1. Develop your strategy line to the future in your unique competency area; R&D, technology, data supply, value-adding, end user. We are after a multi-stakeholder, multi-technology perspective. 2. Build on your knowledge of key developments of past/ present and forecast/ foresee your future for the next years. Summarize the key developments as simple headings on the cards and provide more detail on the back of the sheet, if necessary. Organization/ discipline: ;Name: 4 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

5 Strategic Architecture Approach development 5 Barrier?? Strategic Intent/ Outcome development 4 development 3 Barrier?? development 3 FUURE development 2 PRESEN development 1 PAS 5 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

6 erry arle, Sierra Systems Wireless Coverage in Rural Areas Accurate Base Map Data Ubiquitous Location Information and Services anytime/anyplace RFiD/Location tags < $0.01 each Cont. Improved LBS/Wireless echnology Cost of Location reduced by New LBS echnology GPS Declassified Location Accuracy Improves to 3M 6 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

7 Bob Moses PCI Geomatics Geomatics is a governance tool Strategic Intent: Good Governance in Canada Soft Power Internationally Governance Geomatics Standards, OGC, GeoConnections Barrier?? Automation, Automation, Automation Business and Geomatics FUURE Geomatics At the Cross Roads Interfacing, integration with very large systems Government Dependence PAS PRESEN 7 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

8 Keith hompson- GEOIDE 1- HEN Main frame computers for image analysis software High spatial and spectral resolution satellite data (30m, 20m: several spectral bands) Landsat 5,1984 Spot 1, 1986 GIS Science was developing rapidly Geospatial Data Start of HR satellite data 2- NOW It s all on your Laptop! Image analysis GIS Mapping Connection to Internet I Visualisation of data 2D 3D WWW & Computers, GPS Geospatial Information & visualisation Nano technology 3D visualisation Challenges for spatial data SDI National Regional & Local 3- Challenges: «geo-slavery» or individual liberation by the new technologies? he industrial economy is being shaped by the creation of global markets, but do these forces apply to the highly localized nature of location-centred geographic information? obstacles for Spatial Data Infrastructures (global scale) spatial analysis, ie turning data into information, is lacking Networking for Canada 8 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

9 CGDI Strategic Architecture 1st Approximation Discussion with Jeff Labonte, Oct Digital data Data provider environment ools ransition to Digital mapping sectoral Paper Maps computer data bases Digital Information knowledge Integration of data provider and users Regional Integration;cross Major sectoral Barrier Application orientation Integrated approach partnerships; unique Federal Barrier national framework data sets Sectoral environment, one primary client clients Spatial standards spatial integration meta data User controlled invisible network intuitive access; wide user base Real time response to existing and emerging issues User control environment Societal integration intersectoral, interdiscipline scaling: global to local Resource managers/ planners/policy as client multi sectoral integration; still resource management focus Harmonization: social, environmental, economic 9 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

10 A Geospatial Infrastructure Perspective June 2005 Digital data ools Data provider environment Digital Information ransition to Digital mapping sectoral Paper Maps computer data bases clients Integration of data provider and users Integrated approach partnerships; unique national framework data sets Sectoral environment, one primary client Knowledge Regional Integration; cross sectoral application orientation Resource managers/ planners/policy as client multi sectoral integration; still resource management focus Spatial standards, spatial integration, meta data User control environment Societal integration, intersectoral, interdiscipline; scaling: global to local Real time response to existing and emerging issues Community Challenge User controlled invisible network intuitive access; wide user base Harmonization: social, environmental, economic Next Challenge Building new models and partnerships for harnessing the user/supply dynamic Integrating geo-into broader communities: -- I/IM technical communities -- decision-support domain -- policy world -- operational business lines

11 Brian Maloney (Survey Resources) Legislative Change Increased multidisciplinary activity changing role for surveyors (consultant) Emphasis on broader Geomatics U of closes program Broadening Definition of Surveying Geomatics Programs created Survey Profession support Shrinking Profession Company consolidations FUURE Post War Construction Boom PAS PRESEN Land Surveying Human Resources 11 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

12 Brian Maloney (Positioning) Increased access by the public to GPS; increased expectation for positioning GPS Modernization Galileo DGPS systems VLBI enhancements FUURE SA Removed RK Systems proliferating CBN GPS VLBI Doppler survey systems Positioning PAS PRESEN 12 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

13 Brian Maloney (Mapping) Specialized RS Services/ Increased raster data usage ; higher public demand; lower cost Hyper-spectral Satellite Imagery Increased processing power Off-shore competition High Resolution Satellite Imagery Gov. Policy High-resolution Digital cameras Landsat LIDAR FUURE Digital Mapping Mapping Domain PRESEN PAS 13 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

14 Visualizing the Future Information Specialized available User RS controlled to answer Strategic Intent: Services/ business Increased Increased SDI problems access National invisible raster usage with by network data of the little knowledge public Good cadastre; Governance usage to changing GPS; of ; higher geomatics changing increased in Canada Ubiquitous Regional intuitive Location & role public Local access; role for need expectation Soft for Power surveyors Internationally demand; Information wide for lower positioning and user (consultant) cost base Challenges Governance (consultant) Services for Geomatics Real spatial time data response anytime/anyplace to GPS Coordinates Modernization Increased Automation, existing Interoperability Increased and Only emerging multidisciplinary activity issues processing power Societal Surveys Hyper-spectral Nano RFiD/Location Automation, integration technology tags Standards, OGC, intersectoral, Automation Satellite Imagery Publicly Galileo 3D visualisation < $0.01 interdiscipline each GeoConnections scaling: global to local available Regional Main quality stream Cont. Company cadastre I Business Improved and Geomatics LBS/Wireless Integration;cross competition Geospatial consolidations echnology High-resolution VLBI sectoral Emphasis Off-shore Application Information Digital cameras on broader enhancements orientation & GI driven Geomatics competition Integrated approach visualisation from DGPS databases systems partnerships; High National Geomatics Cost of Location Stds for Integrated Broadening Resolution WWW At unique the & Cross Roads Interfacing, integration with national reduced framework by Surveys Definition New data sets of Satellite Computers, very large systems LBS echnology GPS Surveying Imagery RK Web Systems GPSService proliferating U of SA closes Removed ransition program to Landsat Digital Digital mapping Shrinking LIDAR Profession Open Start Cadastre/plans Geospatial of HR CBN Consortium FUURE GPS GPS sectoral Declassified Government Geomatics Location satellite Dependence data Programs Accuracy created Paper Meta-data Digital Maps Integrated Mapping Improves discovery/portals to itle 3M Insurance VLBI Doppler computer survey Post data bases War systems Geospatial Core Specialty PRESEN Construction Internet Surveys Data development Boom Mapping Positioning Land Surveying Domain PAS Barrier?? Survey Survey Profession Profession support support Gov. Policy Wireless Coverage in Rural Areas Accurate Base Map Data Legislative Change Streamlined Privacy boundary Concerns arbitration Information Land Surveying Access Human 14 Domain Resources Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique

15 Cost of Location reduced by New LBS echnology GPS Declassified Accuracy 3M Geospatiallocation Geospatial Data Geospatial Infrastructure Private Sector Summary Strategic Architecture 2005 Geomatics Futures Dialogue Cont. Improved LBS/Wireless echnology WWW & Computers, GPS Start of High Res. Satellite data Digital Data Paper Maps computer data bases Government dependence RFiD/Location tags < $0.01 each Geospatial Information & visualization Wireless Coverage in Rural Areas Accurate Base Map Data Spatial analysis weakness ransition to digital mapping sectoral Nano technology 3D visualisation Ubiquitous Location Information and Services anytime/anyplace Challenges for spatial data Integrated approach partnerships; unique national framework data sets Digital Information Geomatics At the Cross Roads Shrinking Profession SDI National Regional & Local Real time response to existing and emerging issues Digital Knowledge Societal integration intersectoral, interdiscipline scaling: global to local Regional Integration; cross sectoral Application orientation Business and Geomatics User controlled invisible network intuitive access; wide user base Standards, OGC, GeoConnections Broadening Definition of Surveying; Emphasis on broader Geomatics Data provider environment Integration of data provider and users Survey Profession support Strategic Intent: Good governance build on a widely accessible highly automated and scalable geospatial- knowledge base and a multi-disciplinary geomatics sector Automation, Automation, Automation User control environment Interfacing, integration with very large systems Company consolidations Governance Geomatics Legislative Change Geomatics Land Surveying U of Programs Human Resources closes program created 15 Canadian institute of geomatics Association canadienne des sciences géomatique changing role for surveyors (consultant) Increased multidisciplinary activity