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• What’s DataCove and Ghosting
• EuroStat as a Data Resource
• DataCove Statistical Viewer
• The Was from Here to There
• Conclusions
3. DataCove e.U.
• Data Modelling: OGC & ISO / INSPIRE based data
modelling
• Data Harmonization: Transforming existing data
to align with standardized data models
• Data Provision: Making data available via OGC &
ISO / INSPIRE compliant web services (WMS,
WFS, SOS)
• Ghosting: Provision of existing data aligned with
INSPIRE
• Observations: Special focus on observational
data on spatial objects (O&M Data Model, Sensor
Web)
4. DataCove INSPIRE Ghosts
Various datasets online with INSPIRE Formats
• CDDA Protected Sites
• Land Use Data
• Utility & Government Services (Schools)
• Eurostat data for Statistical Units and
Population Distribution (more than
demography!)
• Eurostat dictionary as GML Dictionary
5. eurostat
• Statistical Office of the European Union
• Wide range of statistical data, i.e.
Demography, Employment, Education,
Migration, Economy
• Spatial Data available, but NUTS regions or
topology
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
9. • What could we do if this data was available via
INSPIRE...
At DanubeHack2 we started seeing what we
could do with INSPIRE compliant services for:
• suv:VectorStatisticalUnit
• pd:StatisticalDistribution
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15. How did we get there?
• Eurostat Data Ghosted using INSPIRE Data
Specifications and GeoServer:
• suv:VectorStatisticalUnit
• pd:StatisticalDistribution
• Viewer using OpenLayers
• But – there were still quite a few bits missing!
16. Missing bits
• Queries - no standardized stores queries in
INSPIRE:
• List of all measures
• List of classifications with items per measure
• Features available for a specific measure
• Filters – some pd:StatisticalDistribution
features large
• Filter by selected classification items
17. PHP Filter
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features can be very large (the Data, not the
Geometry!)
• Statistical Data Provided for different
classifications:
• Male/Female/Total
• Age Groups
• Level of Education
• …
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download!
18. PHP Filter
• Provide FeatureId & Classification Items (and
Service URI if not default). Example:
• classItem=http://code.datacove.eu/codeList/age/
Y_GE25,http://code.datacove.eu/codeList/sex/M
• featureId=AT_lfst_r_lfu3rt_age_sex_2015
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corresponding to classItem
• http://bolegweb.geof.unizg.hr:2017/danubeh
ack2/pd-viewer/api/PD_Filter2.php
19. Problems Encountered (GeoServer)
• No Stored Queries on Complex Features
→ Made simple features from same tables
• No Stored Queries on Views (simple feature)
→ Created tables instead of views
• Problem with WMS on MultiSurface
→WMS from Simple Features
• Crash when querying multiple complex
features
→Query features individually
20. Architecture
PostGIS
GeoServer
OGC Services
INSPIRE (WFS):
• Statistical Units (SU)
• Population Distribution (PD)
Additions:
Simple Feature SU (for WMS)
Simple Feature: All Measures for PD
Simple Feature + Stored Query: Classifications for
Measure PD
Simple Feature + Stored Query: FeatureId for Measure,
Country & Year
Web Viewer - Visualize PD Data
by SU:
1. One Measure
2. Aggregate Measures, i.e.
measure1/measure2
Simplifier: return
values for one
classification set
21. Insights for INSPIRE
• Fitness for Use checks would be valuable:
while PD data logically structured, not ideal
for application development
include real use cases & usability checks
• Standardized Stored Queries for Data Themes
some usage dependent, but many reusable
• PD Structure logical in statistical context,
difficult in spatial context
usability checks
22. Conclusions
• More and more data online and available, but not
much harmonized ( essential for reuse!)
• INSPIRE Data Specifications good start, but:
• Difficult to implement with current technology
• Standardized Stored Queries missing
• Fitness for Use should be further analysed
• Important for enabling applications across data
sources
Statistical Viewer:
http://bolegweb.geof.unizg.hr:2017/danubehack2/pd-viewer/
23. Thanks for your attention!
Kathi Schleidt
Kathi (at) DataCove.eu
Tomas Kliment
Tomas (at) DataCove.eu
25. Some real National Services
WFS:
http://luft.umweltbundesamt.at/inspire/wfs?service=
WFS&version=2.0.0&request=GetCapabilities
SOS
http://luft.umweltbundesamt.at/inspire/sos?service=S
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