The document discusses the evolution of Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) from its 1.0 version, which was expensive and inefficient, to the more collaborative and user-driven 2.0 model influenced by web 2.0 and neogeography. It highlights the importance of crowd sourcing, user-generated content, and decentralized authority in the new model, as well as the challenges posed to traditional government roles. The author emphasizes the need to adapt to these changes in order to effectively leverage the wealth of geodata available.

1. SDI 2.0
INTO THE 21ST CENTURY
MAURITS VAN DER VLUGT
Spatial Information strategist

2. OVERVIEW
SDI as we know it
SDI 2.0
Examples
Challenges

3. SDI 1.0 - AS WE KNOW IT

4. BUT… NOT VERY SUCCESSFUL
Expensive
Slow
Supply Driven
Plenty of YAPs – but no users

5. SO WHAT ABOUT SDI 2.0?

6. SOME BUZZWORDS
Web 2.0 / Social Media
Crowd Sourcing – Volunteered Geo-
Information (VGI)
User Generated Content
Augmented Reality
Geotagging
And many more…

7. The “[...] usage of geographical techniques
and tools used for personal and
community activities or for utilization by a
non-expert group of users”
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neogeography
NEO-GEOGRAPHY?
The “[...] usage of geographical techniques
and tools used for personal and
community activities or for utilization by a
non-expert group of users”
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neogeography

8. EXAMPLE: OPEN STREETMAP

9. HARNESSING THE LONG TAIL OF
GEODATA

10. TOURISTS AND LOCALS

11. KEY DIFFERENCES
Users are Producers
 and there are plenty of them!
Decentralisation of “Authority”
 E.g. Open Streetmap, Wikipedia
Quality is in the eye of the beholder
The Internet is the Marketplace
Fast, Cheap, Demand driven!

12. From Andrew Turner, Fortius One

13. HOW NEOGEOGRAPHERS SEE GIS-ERS
They don’t
From Andrew Turner, Fortius One

14. CHALLENGES
Ignore at our peril
Where does this leave government?
Next big things
 The long-tail model of Spatial Data Collection
 From YAPs to ‘fine-grained‘APIs for mash-up purposes
 R&D: Validation & Filtering
 R&D: What Licencing and Business models work?

15. SUMMARY
SDI as we know it? “so last century!”
SDI 2.0
 Driven by Web 2.0 and Neogeography
 No more distinction between users and producers
 Harnessing the long tail
 Dramatically shifting role for government
Ignore at our peril!

16. MERCURY PROJECT SOLUTIONS
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 Maurits.vandervlugt@mercuryps.com.au
 http://spatial21.blogspot.com
 Twitter: @mvandervlugt