13-16 february 2006 corp 2006 idena spatial data infrastructure of navarre maría cabello and...

13-16 February 2006CORP 2006

idenaSpatial Data Infrastructure Spatial Data Infrastructure

of Navarreof Navarre

http://idena.navarra.es

María Cabello and Andrés Valentín


GeographyGeography of Navarreof Navarre

It is one of the 17 regions in Spain.

Limits: France in the north with 163 km of frontier; Aragon to the East; to the west the Basque Country; and La Rioja and Aragón to the South

Only one Province.

Surface: There extension is 10.421 km2 (2% Spain). 50% is public land.

Crops: 352.000 ha (34 %) Forest : 655.000 ha (64 %)

• Wooded: 363.000 ha• Unwooded:292.000 ha

The rest, other uses


NavarreNavarre isis BiodiversityBiodiversity

High environmental value: 24,57% in Natura 2000 Network (42 ICSs), front to 11,6% EU-15 3 bioregions: Alpine, Atlantic and Mediterranean (Bardenas: steppe desert in the south)

Altitudes: From Mesa de los Tres Reyes (2.433 m) to Bera (18 m.)

54,11% are mountain areas (13,72% population).

20,78% are unfavoured areas (13% population).


PopulationPopulation

272 municipality . Only 15 over 15.000 inhabitants.

Region of Pamplona : 305.000. (Pamplona, 190.000)

Tudela and South of Navarre : 140.000. (Tudela, 31.000)

Atlantic Mountain : 54.000. (Alsasua, 7.000, Baztan, 8.000)

Estella and region: 36.000. (Estella, 14.000)

Tafalla and region: 32.000. (Tafalla, 11.000)

Pyrenean Mountain : 10.000.


PopulationPopulation

Density: 54 Inh/kmDensity: 54 Inh/km22

(Spanish average: 83 Inh/km(Spanish average: 83 Inh/km22))


Navarre is progressNavarre is progress

EDUCATION : THREE UNIVERSITYS :

UPNA (Pamplona and soon Tudela) with 8400 students, Universidad de Navarra (Pamplona) with 9800 students, and

UNED (centres in Pamplona and Tudela) with 3200 students.

21.400 students register.

EDUCATION NON UNIVERSITAIRE : 82.000 students (51.000 in public network and 31.000 in private network).

HEATH : PROSPECT LIFE (years) :

NAVARRE SPAIN UE -15 Men 76,8 75,5 75,3Women 83,6 82,7 81,4


Towards IDENA Towards IDENA (1)(1)

XIX Century: Crops Maps

1929 – 1931: 1st flight - Aerial pictures for 60% Navarre surface

1966 Cartographic Plan of Navarre

1974 Cadastral Modernisation - experimental

1982 Trabajos Catastrales S.A.

1st Maps Cadastre

XIX 1974

TRACASA

1982


Towards IDENA Towards IDENA (2)(2)

1991 Environmental Information System

1996 First Spatial Statistic of Population

1997 Urban Information System

Sep 2000 Web SITNA

Sep 2004 SDI Proposal

March 2005 IDENA

SIAN STAT IDENA

today1991 1996

SIUN

1997

WEB SITNA

2000


The Government of Navarra has devoted a

great deal of effort to the integration,

management and dissemination of

information concerning the territory of Navarra

The goal is to promote e-government and

the regional business initiatives


Navarre was lacking aSpatial Data Infrastructure:

There was no catalogue of spatial data with its relative metadata.

Though SITNA had a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) used for integration with e-Government initiatives, O.G.C services were not included at the very beginning


IDENA is the answer of the Territorial

Information System of Navarre (SITNA) to

the INSPIRE (INfrastructure for SPatial

InfoRmation in Europe) and IDEE

(Infrastructure for Spatial Information in

Spain) requirements for promoting the

harmonization, dissemination and use of

spatial data.


IDENA is defined by these parameters:

The principles of the INSPIRE proposal for a EU directive

The framework defined by IDEE (Spanish Spatial Data Infrastructure)

Its development as a SITNA component, in order to facilitate a standardized and interoperable access to the geographic information of Navarre


GOALS:

To provide the user with a set of procedures and tools on the web for

searching, identifying and retrieving the territorial information allowing

interoperability with other SDIs.

To standardize the treatment of metadata for the available information

in SITNA.

To place SITNA inside the SDI space, contributing to the development

of INSPIRE, IDEE and any other cooperation initiative that could be

considered.


MAIN OBJECTIVE

Provide access through Internet to the

Corporative Territorial Information

System of Navarre (SITNA) in an

integrated and open way

ObjectivesObjectives


OTHER GOALS – DATA

Standard Metadata.

Metadata Catalogue Searching Criteria

Free visualization

Download of basic data

Download data using e-commerce



OTHER GOALS – COMPONENTS

Map Viewer

Spatial Data Services

Feature Server (WFS)

Coverage Server (WCS)

Map Server (WMS).



ArchitecturArchitecturee

Telematic Telematic PlatformPlatform

Chain services:Chain services:• GazetteerGazetteer• Data extractionData extraction• AnalysisAnalysisSOAP

O.G.C.

.NET

CatalogueCatalogueMap ServerMap Server Feature Feature ServerServer

Serv

ices

Serv

ices

MapMapViewerViewer

MetadataMetadataBrowserBrowser ““Shop”Shop”

Clie

nts

Clie

nts

MetadataMetadata

Data

DataGeographic DataGeographic Data

GeoreferencedGeoreferenced


MetadataMetadata

Metadata must be maintained up-to-date by the data responsible

Metadata must present a background compatible with the standard ISO19115.


Metadata – IDENA ProfileMetadata – IDENA Profile

IDENA PROFILESpanish Metadata Core +

Additional Elements

ISO19115

ISO Core

Quality

AdditionalElements

SMC

Dublin Core


MetadataMetadata

XML

O.G.C.

CatalogueCatalogue

CatMdEdit

DocumentalistDocumentalist

ArcCatalog

Gateway

IDENA profile

OwnerOwner

XSL

DocumentsMetadata Metadata BrowserBrowser

ApproachApproach to IDENA metadata to IDENA metadata


Map ViewerMap Viewer


Interoperability with otherInteroperability with other SDIs SDIs


ShopShop

Actually is available free download in two different formats:

SHP – Data PDF – Map elaborated – generally for Din A-3

Through the telematic platform of the Government of Navarre, it will be possible to buy geographic information (with electronic signature, a payment method and Safe Electronic Communication).


ShopShop


IDENA is registered as a

Spatial Data Interest

Community (SDIC) to support

the preparation of the INSPIRE

implementing rules

ConclusionsConclusions


ConclusionsConclusions

Both with SITNA and IDENA, then Government of Navarre

Is the leader in the project CROSS-SIS with German, Dutch and Austrian partners

Participates in other European projects

GRISI Geomatic Regional Information Society Initiative

IRGIS Independent Regulators Group Information Sharing


THE ENDTHE END

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