The Queen’S Anniversary At Risk
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The document discusses the role of geospatial information in emergency response and disaster management. It outlines Kadaster's services related to registry, mapping, and geospatial data. It also discusses challenges around information sharing between organizations and across borders during emergencies. New technologies and standards are needed to improve situational awareness and decision making using integrated geospatial data.
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The Queen’S Anniversary At Risk
- 1. The Queen’s anniversary at risk the role of geo-information Jene van der Heide Senior projectmanager Kadaster Ruimte en Advies [email_address]
- 9. Public Safety and Cadastre? Disaster management (pro-active) Terrorism (re-active) Fraud (re-active) Data Infrastructure Network / knowledge Independant Nationwide
- 11. The Queen’s anniversary 30 th april 2009
- 12. What could be the role of GIS before, during and after this incident? Challenge Pro action Repression After care Prevention Preparation Safety as part of government’s policy Clear cut measures to improve safety To be prepared Back to normal (geo) information
- 13. 3D animation
- 15. Before the incident (foto: nieuwland)
- 16. Before the incident (foto: nieuwland)
- 19. Architecture CCS Nieuwland (bron: nieuwland)
- 21. Challenges Organisational issues 25 Safety regions? National police? Command structure? Ministry of public safety? X Border coop? Multi-disciplinary processes? New government - Economic crisis - money
- 23. Challenges Sharing information Having information Some needed information is not available Much needed information is not (fast) accessible Part of the information is not usable Needed information isn’t being structural gathered well Part of the information is not being interpreted well Information isn’t being shared enough with other disciplines Information isn’t being shared enough with safety regions Information isn’t being shared enough within the hierarchy Information isn’t being shared enough with ministries Information isn’t being shared enough with press and population Coördination and adjustment is inadequate / insufficient
- 25. Challenge compound house road parcel building street affected victims accident incident
- 27. IM OOV
- 32. Can we learn from Asia?
- 33. ICCM 2009 - ESRI
- 34. ICCM 2009 – University of Illinois
Editor's Notes
- Openingsdia met titel en subtitel. Kadaster blauw – geschikt voor grote donkere ruimtes (meer dan 50 personen). Een handleiding met tips voor het gebruik van dit Powerpoint sjabloon staat op Inka > Thema’s > Huisstijl > Sjablonen.
- Foundation Kadaster formally started in 1832. Initially, its primary objective was a fiscal one: supplying reliable data for the levying of a uniform land tax. This is the reason why Kadaster came under the Ministry of Financial Affairs. Since 1832, Kadaster has been systematically collecting data on the ownership and location of parcels (later also on ships and aircraft), recording this data in registries and maps, and making it available to interested parties, including private citizens, businesses, government en social organisations. In doing so, Kadaster enables these parties to execute legal actions and offers legal security for society as a whole.
- Role in society For the benefit of judicial matters in real estate, Kadaster provides up-to-date information to Dutch society as a whole. Real estate data is also essential for the Dutch economy, for example when it comes to available space in the Netherlands, land reorganisation, or data on the purchase price of houses and apartments. Kadaster accurately records real estate data in public registries, in the cadastral registration and on cadastral maps, in order to guarantee legal security in the Netherlands. Innovation and change Society justifiably sets great demands on our services . The information must be reliable and offer legal security. Increasingly, the information must also be available fast, independent of place and time. The nature and volume of the demand for legal security and geographic data is changing. Information and communication technology are developing rapidly, as we can see in our daily lives. Unprecedented opportunities arise for the registration, processing, storage and accessibility of geographic and topographic information. Kadaster wishes to formulate its own unique answers to these changes and thus shape its future. We want to do so in a way that leads to the best possible results for society and added value for customers, co-operating partners and employees. Development of the organisation During the next five years, Kadaster will develop its organisation in order to become an efficient and effective supplier of geographic and topographic data. Kadaster is innovating and is a ‘knowledge’ partner for other organisations in the real estate chain. Compared to the current situation, Kadaster will be present at a smaller number of physical locations across the country. On the other hand, Kadaster will be more accessible through the Internet, offering more and better products.
- Ordnance Survey Kadaster Ordnance Survey supplies uniform small- and medium-scale topographic data on all of the Netherlands. An increasing number of municipalities, provinces, water boards, ministries, public utility companies, but also consultancy agencies, producers of geo products and military institutions are making use of this digital topographic information. The files can be used by national and local authorities for town and country planning, allocation, administration and development. Kadaster Ordnance Survey’s activities Kadaster Ordnance Survey creates both digital and analogous products and is also responsible for their updating and management. Topographic maps can be downloaded from the Internet.
- IT developments Electronic conveyance has been implemented. Deeds, seizures and cancellations are provided digitally to Kadaster. National registration of personal data concerns the uniform registration of persons. This is an update compared to the present system per district in order to enhance the quality of registration. The supply of information on persons at national level has been regulated since the end of 2005. National registration by person in Kadaster-on-line is now available. The download service for mass provision of information and maps in the browser is available online. It is also possible to make area selections online in the cadastral map and to have them delivered online. EULIS: Efforts are currently being made to link Kadaster-on-line and a portal at European level. Through this portal, customers in connected countries will be able to have information from Kadaster on-line delivered to them and customers in the Netherlands will be able to use Kadaster on-line to retrieve information from the other connected countries (in English). Automated data delivery: In the next few years, additional applications of automated data delivery will be developed. The retrieval model means that Kadaster retrieves information on municipal public law restrictions from a central database of the municipalities at the moment when a customer uses KOL to request cadastral information. (Public law restriction : a restriction imposed by government, e.g. a listed building). Using GPS increases the efficiency of the measuring process, provided that the processing software is efficient.