It provides information about the OGC Innovation Program and how to respond to the Maritime Limits ad Boundaries Pilot Call for Participation

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© 2019 Open Geospatial Consortium
OGC Innovation Program and
Maritime Limits and
Boundaries Pilot
Luis Bermudez
2019

2. Challenge

3. Eyjafjallajökull, Iceland, April 17, 2010
20 countries closed
airspace to commercial
traffic
10 million travelers
affected

4. Notice to Airmen (NOTAM)
NOTAM
2010
Put in place in 1947
2010 > 1 M texts per year
2015 FAA posted 2 M NOTAMS
Uses codes and mostly free text
Not meant to be displayed on a map

5. Challenge
Agile prototyping

6. Collaboration under the OGC Innovation Program
to solve aviation interoperability challenges
EUROCONTROL
+
Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA)

7. OGC Aviation Initiatives 2010-2015
Testbed 7 - 2010
SAA Pilot - 2011
Testbed 9 - 2013
Testbed 10 - 2014
Testbed 11 - 2015

8. Digital NOTAM
Basemap
Runway
Geometry
Text

9. Challenge
Agile prototyping
Guideline

10. EUROCONTROL Guidelines2016
“The Digital NOTAM concept and AIXM version 5.1 were
developed jointly by EUROCONTROL and the Federal Aviation
Administration of the United States (FAA). Prototyping activities
at EUROCONTROL and SESAR
and in OGC testbeds and by industry have
demonstrated the technical feasibility of the
Digital NOTAM project….”
https://www.eurocontrol.int/sites/default/files/publi
cation/files/eurocontrol-guidelines-pre-digital-
notam-templates-ed-1.3.pdf
EUROCONTROL Guidelines
Edition Date: September 2016
EUROCONTROL-GUID-0155

11. What is the OGC
Innovation Program?

12. INNOVATION
PROGRAM
Organizations
Requirements
Funding
Pull of sponsors

13. INNOVATION
PROGRAM
Organizations World
experts
Requirements
Funding
Pull of sponsors

14. INNOVATION
PROGRAM
New
technologies
Organizations World
experts
Requirements
Funding
Pull of sponsors

15. INNOVATION
PROGRAM
Open
standards
New
technologies
Organizations World
experts
Testing
Acceptance
Requirements
Funding
Pull of sponsors

16. Benefits to Sponsors
Confidence and
advancement of
solutions
Influence
technology
Leverage investment
(cost sharing/ pool
of sponsors)
Lead new
standards
New
tools
Get early
insights
from
experts

17. Benefits to Participants
Get
funded
Increase
Business
Interact with
sponsors and
technical experts
Position themselves
in the global
marketplace
Opportunity to
market company
and solutions
Improve
their
solution
Participant X did
Y work

18. Structure of an
Initiative

19. Initiative phases
Concept
development
Call for
Participation
ExecutionTeam
formation
Demonstration
and outreach
Identify pool
of sponsors

20. OGC
®
Types of Initiatives – Agile Prototyping
Testbed
Variety
HackathonPlugfest
Interoperability
Experiment
Pilot
100-2000-3
Number of Participants
Regular Ad hoc

21. Example selected from more than 110 initiatives

22. Schedule
Feb 25 2019 Call for Participation
March 12 2019 Clarifications Webinar
Mar 19 2019 Response due Call for Participation
Mar 23 2019 Selection of Participants and Bidder
Notifications
Mar 28 2019 Participation Agreements
May 14-15 2019
(TBC)
Kickoff Phase I
Sep 26 2019 End Prototype Development Phase 1
Sep 26 2019 Draft Report Phase 1
October 2019 (TBC) Virtual Kickoff Meeting Phase 2
Feb 21 2020 Engineering Report
Mar 18 2020 Demonstration
Mar 31 2020 End Prototype Development Phase 2

23. OGC Maritime Limits and Boundaries Pilot
Sponsors:
• Geoscience
Australia
• Canadian
Hydrographic
Service
• Natural Resources
Canada
• United Kingdom
Hydrographic Office
Main Page
Call for Participation

24. Goal
The pilot will advance the implementation of the S-121 data
model and architecture, and will implement operational
prototypes to support the creation, management,
integration, dissemination and onward use of official data
for maritime baselines, limits, zones and boundaries. Will
support:
– Country level publication, as a national obligation, of
their maritime baselines, limits and boundaries
– Standards-based geospatial interoperability between
supplier, user and partners, within and across
governments, public and commercial users
– Facilitating strategic awareness and operational
decision making in the maritime environment supporting
good governance and effective and efficient operations

25. Phase 1 will focus
on advancing GIS
Applications to
implement the S-121
Data Model. The
primary task is to
develop a GML
Application Schema
that properly
represents the data
model. GIS
Applications, based
on the GML
Application Schema,
will read raw data
and convert it to S-
121.

28. Data
The Canada’s 2013 Atlantic submission to the UN’
Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf.
Encoding of the files must support multi-lingual
outputs and at a minimum both official languages of
Canada (English and French). Data is available at
the UNEP GRID-Arendal (Continental Shelf Program)
website (see entry #70).
Territorial Sea Geographical Coordinates Order -
C.R.C., c. 1550. The conversion files must support
multi-lingual outputs and at a minimum both
official languages of Canada (English and French).
-> OGC will support on the translation

29. How to Respond
Technical Proposal:
https://portal.opengeospatial.org/files/?artifact_id=82493
Cost Proposal:
https://portal.opengeospatial.org/files/?artifact_id=80084
Submit to techdesk@opengeospatial.org
By Tuesday March 19 11:59 US Eastern

30. Links and contact information
• OGC Innovation Program
• Active Initiatives
• Sponsors testimonials Innovation Program
• Contact information
Luis Bermudez
lbermudez@opengeospatial.org
@berdez