Settlements: A new producción system of GRD in the IGN_ES according to INSPIRE. Eduardo Núñez Maderal, T. Gullón, L.Camón, J.

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Settlements: A new producción system of GRD in the IGN_ES according to INSPIRE Eduardo Núñez Maderal, T. Gullón, L.Camón, J. Delgado 1

Geospatial frame Look others User needs Changes Human Resources Look inside organization GI Manage_ ment 2

Introduction Settlements for the basic cartography 1990 2014 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION FOR THE TOPOGRAPHIC MAP PROJECT (1:25.000) Topographic MAP Production: Scale 1:25.000 Manual capture Captura (photointerpretion) Geographical name Built up areas mask Topographic DATABASE Capture and maintenace for cartographic purposes 3

Introduction Settlements for the Geospatial Reference Information (GRI) project 2014 GRI PROJECT Accurate (XY) and updated automatic boundaries extraction from cadastrial data to define settlements Production: Normalized: according to INSPIRE Automatic High resolution (cadastre) Maintenance cycle is in relation to user needs Capture and maintenace for cartographic and territorial management purposes according to INSPIRE 4

Settlements: A new GRD producción system in the IGN_ES according to INSPIRE Directive INSPIRE National frame law IGN E fundamental datasets GRI Project Annex 1 IGR Geodesy and Coordinates Annex 1 IGR Geographical names Anexo 1 IGR Admin. Boundaries Anexo 1 IGR Transport Networks Anexo 1 IGR Hydrography elements IGR Settlements Anexo 2 IGR Althimetric data Anexo 2 IGR Referenced images Anexo 2,3 IGR DTF Land cover Land use 5

Índice IGR POBLACIONES (Asentamientos de población) Knowledge and technical criteria Production v1 Maintenance 6

1. Knowledge, technical criteria 7

Spanish settlements Administrative organization 17 Regions (NUT2) 52 Provinces (NUT3) > 8.000 Municipalities Settlement Database v0, IGN ES Base de datos de poblaciones V0, IGN_ES (manual photointerpretation) 8

Spanish settlements Spatial escenarios Urban Rural 9

Spanish settlements Spatial escenarios NorthWest: Small and dispersed High density 10

Spanish settlements Spatial escenarios Center: Grouped Low density 11

Spanish settlements Spatial escenarios Coast: Group and dispersed High density 12

Spanish settlements Settlement types Metropoly Urbanization City Isolated house Village, place Abandoned 13

Spanish settlements Definition of settlement Scope and purpouse Geographical areas that define a clearly differentiated occupation of territory by the human population Quantity: an estimation of 180,000 settlements 14

Users: Requirements and needs Statistical populated entities gazeteer: 30 % identified (National Statistics Institute of Spain) Identificación estadística (Nombre y código) 600 population 112,000 population 3,400 population Disseminated Real territory Urban core: Disseminated: Resolution: no geometry updating: annual 15

Users: Requirements and needs National cartography: 120,000 settlements captured by manual photinterpretation Resolution: 5 20 meters Updating: 4 8 years Geographic informaction production Cartographic production 16

Users: Requirements and needs Regional cartography: Higher resolution but it is not complete and not homogeneous nationwide Resolution: 1 metre Updating:? Source: images from IECA 17

Users: Requirements and needs Postal adresses: supported with a settlementent spatial database with point geometry Código postal 28035, dónde está? A B Resolution: 10 metres Updating: continuous 18

Users: Requirements and needs Catastre: cadastral parcel, adresses and buildings At municipal level Resolution: < 1 metre Updating: 6 months 19

Users: Requirements and needs Risks and emergencies: Flood zones Earthquakes Affected settlements 20

Users: Requirements and needs European settlement map http://land.copernicus.eu/pan european/ghsl/view Resolution: 10 metros (raster) updating: anually 21

Users: Requirements and needs Monitoring settlements: urban sprawl in Europe Global alarm due to a high scatter Monitoring settlements to manage a sustainable growth : Spatial distribution (location and land cover Intensity of use (population) Source: Application of a new GIS tool, T.Soukup et all., 2015 22

Design Objetives to produce settlements Standarization: based on INSPIRE implementing rules User requirements: What, how, when and how much Automatic production, homogeneous nationwide Full detail geospatial data (bottom up aproach) Based on urban data (catastrial data) Legal frame Design Strategy 23

Design for the settlements DATA MODEL FOR THE SETTLEMENTS GRD, IGN ES, according to INSPIRE A3. Statistical units class Settlements Statistical Units «featuretype» Statistical Units +spatial Base:: StatisticalUnit 1 «version» «featuretype» Statistical Units Vector::VectorStatisticalUnit + inspireid :Identifier + thematicid :ThematicIdentifier [0..*] + country :CountryCode «datatype» + geographicalname :GeographicalName [0..*] +geometry Statistical Units Vector:: + validityperiod :TM_Period [0..1] VectorStatisticalUnitGeometry + referenceperiod :TM_Period 1..* + geometry :GM_Object «voidable, lifecycleinfo» + geometrydescriptor :GeometryDescriptor + beginlifespanversion :DateTime + endlifespanversion :DateTime [0..1] constraints «datatype» {AreaStatisticalUnitsConstraint} Statistical Units Vector:: Population Distribution - Demography «datatype» Population distribution - demography::dimensions +dimensions 1 «datatype» Population distribution - demography::statisticalvalue + value :Number [0..1] + specialvalue :SpecialValue [0..1] + conventionallylocatedproportion :Number [0..1] + approximatelylocatedpopulationproportion :Number [0..1] + comment :PT_FreeText [0..1] + flags :PT_FreeText [0..1] + status :StatisticalDataStatusValue «voidable» + periodofmeasurement :TM_Period [0..1] constraints {valueorspecialvalue} A3. Demography GeometryDescriptor {TopologicalConstraint} Hierarchical composition +predecessors +lowers «voidable» 0..* «voidable» «lifecycleinfo» 0..* Lineage «featuretype» +uppers Statistical Units Vector:: «voidable» AreaStatisticalUnit +successors 0..* + areavalue :Area «voidable» 0..* «voidable» + landareavalue :Area + livableareavalue :Area + geometrytype :GeometryTypeValue + mostdetailedscale :Integer [0..1] + leastdetailedscale :Integer [0..1] constraints {GeneralisedGeometryConstraint} {ScaleRelationConstraint} «codelist» Statistical Units Vector:: GeometryTypeValue Land Use «featuretype» Existing Land Use::ExistingLandUseObject + inspireid :Identifier + geometry :GM_MultiSurface + hilucslanduse :HILUCSValue [1..*] «lifecycleinfo, voidable» + beginlifespanversion :DateTime + endlifespanversion :DateTime [0..1] «voidable» + hilucspresence :HILUCSPresence + specificlanduse :LandUseClassificationValue [1..*] + specificpresence :SpecificPresence + observationdate :Date Settlements A1. Administration boundaries «featuretype» «codelist» PopulatedPlace INECode + code :INECode tags + populatedplacenumber :int owner = INE ::AreaStatisticalUnit + areavalue :Area ::VectorStatisticalUnit + inspireid :Identifier +landuse + thematicid :ThematicIdentifier [0..*] + country :CountryCode 1 {TopologicalConstraint} + geographicalname :GeographicalName [0..*] + validityperiod :TM_Period [0..1] + referenceperiod :TM_Period «voidable» Administrative Units ::AreaStatisticalUnit 1..* + landareavalue :Area 1 + livableareavalue :Area «voidable, lifecycleinfo» «featuretype» ::VectorStatisticalUnit IGNE_TerritorialAndAdministrativeDelimitations:: + beginlifespanversion :DateTime IGNE_AdministrativeUnit + endlifespanversion :DateTime [0..1] 0..1 {TopologicalConstraint} «featuretype» AdministrativeUnits::Administrativ eunit + validfrom :Date [0..1] + validto :Date [0..1] «featuretype» IGNE Existing Land Use:: LandUseObjectInPopulatedPlace 1..* + buildingssurface :double [0..1] + numberofbuildings :int [0..1] «codelist» IGNE Existing Land Use:: LandUseForPopulatedPlace + abandoned + greenareas + industrial + residential + servicesandinfaestructures + urbanisednotbuilt tags owner = NRC LU&SP Statistics code A3. Land use for settlements (linked to Hilucs) Cadastral Parcels 1..* «featuretype» CadastralParcels::CadastralParcel constraints {CondominiumsAtCountryLevel} {AdmininstrativeUnitHighestLevel} {AdministrativeUnitLowestLevel} 0..1 Geographical Names «datatype» Geographical Names::GeographicalName + spelling :SpellingOfName [1..*] A1. Geographical names A1. Cadastral Parcel +administrativeunit + geometry :GM_Object «voidable» + inspireid :Identifier + label :CharacterString + nationalcadastralreference :CharacterString «featuretype» «voidable» BuildingsExtendedBase:: + areavalue :Area [0..1] BuildingAndBuildingUnitInfo + referencepoint :GM_Point [0..1] + validfrom :DateTime [0..1] «voidable» + validto :DateTime [0..1] + connectiontoelectricity :Boolean [0..1] «lifecycleinfo, voidable» 0..* + connectiontogas :Boolean [0..1] + beginlifespanversion :DateTime + connectiontosewage :Boolean [0..1] + endlifespanversion :DateTime [0..1] +cadastralparcel + connectiontowater :Boolean [0..1] «voidable» constraints + document :Document [0..*] {geometrytype} + energyperformance :EnergyPerformance [0..1] + heatingsource :HeatingSourceValue [0..*] {areavalueuom} + heatingsystem :HeatingSystemValue [0..*] {validto} {endlifespanversion} + address :AddressRepresentation [0..*] A + officialarea :OfficialArea [0..*] Buildings «featuretype» BuildingsExtendedBase::BuildingInfo «voidable» + heightbelowground :Length [0..1] + numberoffloorsbelowground :Integer [0..1] + floordistribution :FloorRange [1..*] + floordescription :FloorDescription [0..*] + rooftype :RoofTypeValue [0..*] + materialoffacade :MaterialOfFacadeValue [0..*] + materialofroof :MaterialOfRoofValue [0..*] + materialofstructure :MaterialOfStructureValue [0..*] «featuretype» BuildingsExtended2D:: Building A3. Buildings + officialvalue :OfficialValue [0..*] 24

Design for the settlements FISICAL DESIGN (SETTLEMENTS GRD, IGN ES) Catalog Settlement geometries (Parcels and polygons linked to the settlement id) 1, 2 Boundaries M M 1 25

Design for the settlements FISICAL DESIGN (SETTLEMENTS GRD, IGN ES) How to give different answers? taking into account land use Settlement boundary HILUCS SETTLEMENT USE Settlement land use areas 26

2. PRODUCTION 27

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION Roadmap GRDv0 GRDv1 Topographic Compilation Carto DB: 2015 Automatic extraction IGR DB: 2015,16 Production sys. IGR DB: 2016 28

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION Settlements GRD v0 Existing cartography from topographic maps GRDv0 Manual capture (photointerpretation for topo maps) Resolution: 5 20 metres -> 2015 29

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION Settlements GRD V1 GRDv1 2016-> Automatic production 70 80% automation Vectorial capture: cadastrial data Vectorial extraction: automatic Names: based on official sources Objetive and homogeneus: common technnical criteria nationwide Execution time: 2016 Zone1: product. Zone2: analisys 30

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION Production methodology developed PARCEL ALLOCATION LOAD DATABASE PostGIS DDBB MANUAL EDITION BOUNDARY EXTRACTION VALIDATION 31

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION PARCEL ALLOCATION Unique identifier assigned to each one of the urban parcels Geometry: detail part of the settlement Urban (93%) URBAN PARCELS Rural (7%) BUILDINGS IN RURAL PARCELS 32

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION PARCEL ALLOCATION Unique identifier assigned to each one of the urban parcels 1. Geometry + cadastral reference Automatic process [Cadastral ref.] = 6004901UL9560S Id settlement= 123456789 Id = 123456789 Geo. Name: Urbanización las Mimosas-La Chismosa Gazeteer code = 03099000817 2. Settlement (name, id and code): Adresses, Population gazetteer, streets, Cartography Id = 123456788 Geo.Name: Las Piscinas-Sector J-1 Gazeteer code = 03099000828 33

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION PARCEL ALLOCATION Unique identifier assigned to each one of the urban parcels Results: 13 M loaded parcels 3 % without id 25% conflicts > 70% automation 34

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION MANUAL EDITION Error in geographic name 8 10 months of manual edition Parcels without link Parcels in wrong settlement Parcels that are not settlement 35

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION BOUNDARY EXTRACTION Automatic result without editing 1. Data extraction 2. Dispersion Automatic process 3. Auxiliar info. allocation 4. Boundaries 36

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION Current production state Leyend Pending Proposal with region Manual EDITION QUALITY control Loaded DB 80% Produced Finish in December 2016 Loaded in early 2017 37

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION Technologies Design Development Edition and quality Load and management Platform 38

3. Maintenance. Production system 39

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION SYSTEM Production system GRDv1 DB SETT Official sources Content updating Resolution Metodology Production Fundamental(core): urban areas Complete urban, rural and others areas for live and work 1 year for the core: automatic 3 years complete (new version): automatic + manual review <= 1 metre Automation of production > 70%, automatic change detection, manual review Coordinate updating at national and regional levels Bottom up approach 40

SETTLEMENTS PRODUCTION SYSTEM Lines of work: Complete the rest of the territory through agreements with the regional agencies Stablish harmonized work flows between national and regional organizations to automate the production (statistical units, geograhical names, parcels and buildings) Bottom up approach. Coordinate a joint and single production of settlements with all regional agencies: technical specifications and production cycles Maintenance: o o Develop automatic processes to link cadastrial data Develop automatic change detectors based on Lidar, images, to reduce cost and time of production 41

Conclussions IGN_ES is promoting and coordinating the production of this fundamental data set at national and regional level Achieve automation > 70% Homogeneous and objective nationwide Metodology based on cadastrial data provides the concept of real state and official boundaries of the territory We delay in the availability of data this year to early 2017 mainly due to the current economic and politic situation and its impact significantly on the ability to involve resources in the project 42

Thank you for your attention Eduardo Núñez Maderal National Geographic Institute of Spain enmaderal@fomento.es July 15th 2016 ISPRS 2016 43