Dynamic GIS –

GIS Ireland 2014Ciarán Kirk,

General Manager, IMGS

We deliver innovative spatial solutions for the desktop, web & mobile

Built on our partner’s technology

Designed to meet the challenges of Government, Mapping Agencies

and Utility & Communications Customers

Our customers include OSI, OSNI (LPS), ESB, Eircom, NIE, BT, Irish

Naval Service and every Local Authority in Ireland

Static Spatial Systems

Spatial systems map and model the real world

But there is a separation of real and digital

worlds caused by time needed to collect,

prepare and move data

THE CHALLENGES WE FACE

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Scarce Natural Resources

Lough Melvin

Natural Disasters

Cork

Blackrock

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Urbanisation

Image courtesy of The Rural

Economy Research Centre

(Teagasc)

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Aging Infrastructure

Malahide

10/29/20149

Security Risks & Threats

CHANGING MARKET

> 1tablets in use

in 2017

billion

(40% in EMEA)

in 2020CONNECTED SENSORS

Billion

every day

,500,000,000,000,000,00

0

bytes

…that will generate

2.5 EXABYTES2or

THOUSANDQUINTILLION QUADRILLION MILLIONTRILLION BILLION

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Economic value of geospatial data

could reach $700 billion/year by 2020 (McKinsey Global Institute)

Courtesy of Ordnance Survey Ireland

Geospatial Trends

1. Proliferation of point cloud data

2. Emergence of low-cost, high-fidelity micro-satellites (Planet Labs, SkyBox Imaging, Urthcast)

3. Increased emphasis on 3D for Analytics

4. Adoption of UAS

5. Higher adoption of light weight ‘purpose built’ mobile and web apps coupled with content.

6. Increasing adoption of crowd sourced data and ‘Spatial –Social Networks’ supporting the ‘Human Sensor’ concept.

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Change Drives the World

GROWING DATA SOURCES

The truth data is out there

Sensors ‘Sense’ and Collect

Raw Content

Space

Air

Ground

Too Much Data –

Not Enough Information

We have the technology…

Land and Property ServicesAutomated Rock Classification

Mobile Field Engineer

GISTransport

Work Orders

GNSSHR

Doc. ManagementScheduling SAPCRM

Enterprise Mobility

Increased Productivity

Effectively Adds 345

Officers

$240M Predicted

Savings

“We’re saving at least half an hour per day per officer”

Anne Speden, Manager of Innovation and Alignment, New Zealand Police

“In my experience over 30 years, this is the greatest change in policing”

Viv Rickard, Deputy Commissioner, New Zealand Police

Actionable Analytics

Intergraph helped

Oncor Electric

Delivery detect and

correct 20 percent of

outages before

customers knew they

occurred.

On-line Self ServiceDublin City Council

24X7 website to capture customer service requests e.g. Water leak

Uses web mapping to allow customer locate incident and improve response times

Sligo County Council

Self Service – Pre Planning Enquiries Website

Purpose:To assist in the consultation process between a planning authority and members of the public (in terms of a proposed development)

In practice:Planning authority configures a spatial report

Members of the public visits the Site and makes submission

The report is auto generated and can be used as a basic reference to how the planning authority may advise on their proposed development

Waterford required ability to record environmental incidents e.g. Graffiti, Abandoned Vehicles etc

Waterford required a secure mobile GIS that can instantly over a wireless connection (iPhone) update enterprise systems

Benefits:

Reduce delay in responding to customer incidents

Public can see that incidents are resolved in a timely manner

Waterford City Council

Sustainable Neighbourhood Unit

Geospatial Content As a Service

Image Content

Terrain Content

Feature Content

3D Content

Information Layers

CaaS

IaaS

CloudEO

Dynamic GIS Vision

As an industry we need to do a better

job of making sense of our

dynamically changing world by

combining sensors, with software

focused on providing solutions that

work together to solve the challenges

we meet today.

Thank You