The document discusses challenges with data for maritime spatial planning and provides potential solutions. It addresses what to do when there is no data, ideas that can be exported to improve data sharing, and whether data harmonization is possible. The key ideas are that data should be shared openly whenever possible, designed for clear understanding, and that harmonization is achievable by taking existing standards into account.

1. REFLECTING
ABOUT DATA
Plan Bothnia
Manuel Frias
5th HELCOM-VASAB MSP Workgroup meeting DG MARE
14.9.2012 www.planbothnia.org

2. WHAT TO DO WHEN IDEAS THAT CAN BE IS IT POSSIBLE TO
THERE IS NO DATA? EXPORTED HARMONIZE DATA?
?

3. WHAT TO DO WHEN
THERE IS NO DATA?
?

4. Where is the shipwreck?
Problem 1: Data does not exist
Maritime Archaeology @ University of Southern DK's

5. Dick Jensen

6. IDEAS THAT CAN
BE EXPORTED

7. Make it
OPEN
Whenever possible!

10. Make it
CLEAR
Think design for
better understanding

11. IS IT POSSIBLE TO
HARMONIZE DATA?

12. Yes, it is!

14. WHAT TO DO WHEN IDEAS THAT CAN BE IS IT POSSIBLE TO
THERE IS NO DATA? EXPORTED HARMONIZE DATA?
?
Why not sharing whenever
Data does not exist Take into account INSPIRE
possible?
?
Data exists Luckily we have HELCOM
Design for clarifying
but not shared
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15. Thank you!
Manuel Frias
manuel.frias@helcom.fi