Jani Kylmäaho - Enabling Access to Arctic Location Based Information - Mindtrek 2016
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- 1. Jani Kylmäaho Arctic SDI Geoportal WG Lead National Land Survey of Finland MindTrek Conference 18 October 2016 Enabling Access to Arctic Location Based Information
- 6. 6 Improve access to reliable data for Monitoring, Management, Emergency preparedness and Decision making in the Arctic
- 7. 7 Participating Countries Canada Denmark Norway Sweden Finland USA Russia Iceland USGS, Chair 2015-2017 NLS FI, Chair 2017-2019
- 8. 9 Spatial Data Infrastructure is.. –Technology –Policies –Open standards –Human resources …necessary to acquire, process, distribute, use, maintain and preserve spatial data Graphic Source: OGC
- 9. 10 Spatial Data Infrastructure for the Arctic – Working with stakeholder organizations to make their key data available – Information Management best practices – Open standards and interoperability – Helping data contributors and users understand how to participateGraphic Source: OGC
- 10. 11 Arctic Council Working Groups
- 11. Capacity Building SDI Manual for the Arctic with guidelines & best practices Arctic Spatial Data Pilot with Open Geospatial Consortium – Climate Change Scenarios 12
- 12. 14 • Assisting CAFF WGs with use their thematic data • MODIS satellite data derived products: – Vegetation Indices (incl. NDVI) – Land Cover Type – Snow Covered Area – Sea Surface Temperature (SST) – Marine Chlorophyll-a • Time-Series Migratory Bird Index • … 2012 Land Cover Type Land Surface Temperature Sea Surface Temperature Technical Support
- 13. 15 • Pan-Arctic Digital Elevation Map • Marine Data • Gazetteer Database and Search • Arctic Reference Basemap Pan-Arctic DEM Data Resources Shaded relief for depthsGazetteer search
- 14. Provided Directly from the 8 Arctic National Mapping Agencies • Common Cartographic Specification • A Trusted Source of Detailed Information Authoritative Reference Basemap Southern Svalbard: Arctic SDI Basemap vs. Google Maps
- 16. 18 Embedded Maps
- 17. Oskari – Geoportal solution for ASDI • Open Source Framework for Geoportals • Easy-to-use tools for consuming and disseminating data • Embedded Maps Tool and Integration API - like Google maps with rich SDI content • Time Series Data Visualization • Thematic Mapping with Statistical Information 19
- 19. 21 Roadmap 2017-2018 • Improved Time Series, also in Embedded Maps • Data Download • Arctic Projection support • Combining Spatial and Statistical Data from the Arctic Region • Sensor data
- 20. Arctic SDI Video on YouTube Arctic SDI Fact Sheet Information on Oskari
Editor's Notes
- How can we stay informed of the effects of Climate change and disseminate information about it?
- How do we find out the current status of Endangered species over the Arctic?
- How can we help to Conserve Rare Arctic Flora?
- How can we help to improve Emergency Response in extreme circumstances? These are all challenges the Arctic area is facing
- Part of the solution is providing relevant and reliable data, which is a basis for monitoring, management, emergency preparedness and decision making in the Arctic -> This is the Arctic SDI
- Arctic SDI is … a voluntary collaboration of the 8 National Mapping Agencies … endorsed by the Arctic Council in 2009 … supported by voluntary commitments by the eight Arctic countries and a signed MOU Key messages: - Towards a common baseline (common approach and helping to set a baseline) - Arctic SDI should be presented and sold as an IM tool to help answer issues affecting the Arctic
- 2015 – 5-year Strategic Plan and Governance Documents approved by the Board. Significant work to “Deliver on the Strategic Plan” 2016 - Active progress being made working on an Arctic SDI Manual, User & Data Provider Guides, Data Evaluation Framework to assess growth and progress, Glossary of Terms 2015-2016 – OGC Arctic Spatial Data Pilot with a Goal to demonstrate the diversity, richness, and value of SDI Web services to Arctic SDI stakeholders using Arctic Council Relevant Scenarios Elevation Experts and NMA Representatives from the eight Arctic SDI countries collaborated to enrich the process towards delivery of a Pan-Arctic DEM, an initiative of the Arctic Council US Chairmanship.
- SDI is the technology, policies, standards and human resources necessary to acquire, process, distribute, use, maintain, and preserve spatial data Improving data sharing on local, national, regional and global levels We are working.. In order to achieve this, we need to understand the needs and requirements of stakeholders and Develop and Identify Use Cases, like data dissemination and reportin We try to educate them on Data management and sharing best practices, as well as on Standardized Web Services
- SDI is the technology, policies, standards and human resources necessary to acquire, process, distribute, use, maintain, and preserve spatial data Improving data sharing on local, national, regional and global levels We are working.. In order to achieve this, we need to understand the needs and requirements of stakeholders and Develop and Identify Use Cases, like data dissemination and reportin We try to educate them on Data management and sharing best practices, as well as on Standardized Web Services
- Collaboration has been started with Arctic Council Working Groups CAFF (Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna) PAME (Protection of the Arctid Marine Environment) Other working groups to follow are e.g. EPPR (Emergency Prevention, Preparedness and Response as well as AMAP (Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme)
- Collaborating with Arctic Council Working Groups to develop common data sharing methodologies and best practices Data modeling and standardization guidelines Standardization guidelines (web services) Contributing to the data management plan of the Biodiversity Monitoring Stations (Iceland, Canada, Greenland) Collaborating with CAFF and PAME to enable time series embedded maps of the new protected areas database for the last century Assisting with CAFF’s Earth Observation Plan to acquire and distribute derived products for Landsat EO data (70’ to present) SDI Manual for the Arctic: To provide guidance on the planning, management, development and maintenance of the Arctic SDI to the various involved groups. Arctic SDI should be presented and sold as an IM tool to help answer issues affecting the Arctic
- With NRC Canada and USGS as key sponsors, Arctic SDI participants are involved in Arctic Spatial Data Pilot lead by OGC. Will create a scenario based video to showcase how open standards and common approaches to data management can Specific Objectives: To increase awareness of the Arctic SDI To foster data sharing and interoperability in the Arctic To improve Arctic SDI architecture To apply geomatics best practices to the North To improve usage and user experience
- Assisting CAFF WGs with use of remote sensing for Arctic biodiversity monitoring and assessment activities From CAFF: Arctic SDI is providing: Technical support Information exchange Advice: OGC model …… CAFF Work Plan: Digital Elevation Model Reporting to Arctic Council ……
- Like INSPIRE, Arctic SDI aims to be a trusted source of authoritative information from the arctic area, provided by the 8 Arctic National Mapping agencies, especially in form ot the Arctic Basemap. As you can see in this comparison of Arctic Basemap and Google, the information in the previous one is much more detailed. There is a common cartographic specification which will result in a unified view over the entire arctic.
- In addition to data and APIs, the Arctic SDI features a geoportal with tools for both key stakeholders and other users. You can search for metadata and compile data layers …
- …but most importantly, the same fully functional map client can be placed on the website with the context information with the Embedded Maps tool provided by Oskari geoportal software.
- A few words about the Geoportal software itself. Oskari is completely open source, and offers multilingual tools for consuming distributed SDI’s like INSPIRE, ELF and Arctic SDI. Oskari has built-in capabilities to read complex schema data products. That means all the rich content from the SDI’s can be further displayed on other websites using Embedded maps like, a bit like in Google maps, then integrated with the website using a JavaScript API. Further features include e.g. support for WMS Time Series and Spatial data and statistical data integration. Time series is already working for some layers on the current ASDI geoportal
- Apart from some GIS professionals, it is rarely the general public who download data and consume services directly, but rather go to the website dealing with e.g. climate change, and that is where we need to present the valuable information we can stream down from our SDIs.
- Topics in Video Arctic: Size, scope, 8 countries, population, languages Discusses the focus of the 6 WGs of the Arctic Council Discusses Data Sets, data sharing, publishing, diverse sources: predict, understand and react to a changing arctic 8 countries NMAs, MOU Geoportal: View & Discover: Authoritative Reference data, trusted source: Monitor, Management, emergency preparedness, and decision making Geoportal provides data, maps and tools Arctic SDI will deliver documentation There is the Fact Sheet for 5-minute overview of the project, updated on a regular basis.