IMPUL S  a   c r o s s   ‐ b o r d e r   S D I   p r o j e c t   i n  We s t e r n   B a l k a n

Peter Wasstrom, Lantmäteriet, Sweden Lennart Johansson, Lantmäteriet, Sweden Sanja Zekušić, State Geodetic Administration, Croatia

IMPULS project ‐ basic factsFinancing:

Implementation:

Sweden SGA, Croatia

Duration: June 2014 ‐ ‐ June 2018

Total amount: 38 900 000 SEK app. 4,1 mil EUR

Beneficiaries:8 institutions in the WB region in charge of 

cadastre, state survey and SDI

Previousregional project: 

INSPIRATION

EU IPA 20102012 ‐ 2013

FGAFederal Administration for Geodetic

and Real Property Affairs

GARSRepublic Authority for Geodetic

and Property Affairs

RGARepublic Geodetic Authority

REAReal Estate Administration of

Montenegro

IPROImmovable Property Central

Registration Office

ASIGNational Authority for Geospatial

Information

ARECAgency for Real Estate

Cadastre

KCAKosovo Cadastral

Agency

Beneficiaries

IMPULS

Outcome

Statements- using data from other sources, both national

and regional, and using the different

components in the SDI (meta data, portal,

services etc.) when producing, using

and providing data

- using data from other sources, both national

and regional, and using the different

components in the SDI (meta data, portal,

services etc.) when producing, using

and providing data

- proactively driving the SDI-workand removing obstacles to share

data in the region

- actively developing and promoting National SDI’s

- proactively driving the SDI-workand removing obstacles to share

data in the region

- actively developing and promoting National SDI’s

- understanding of contribution to an

efficient SDI

- clear view of the different SDI roles

(user, producer and coordinator)

- understanding of contribution to an

efficient SDI

- clear view of the different SDI roles

(user, producer and coordinator)

Work Packages ‐ WP

Achievements

increased knowledge regarding NSDI establishment

Regional agreement signed at the last INSPIRE conference 

support in drafting: NSDI law and agreements on data sharing (national & cross border)

increased knowledge in reading INSPIRE data specifications

BO harmonized (in HALE and FME) 4 data themes according to INSPIRE specifications: AU, EL, GN, OI.

Achievementsknowledge regarding metadata and INSPIRE TG for Metadata

Regional Metadata profile (1.0) developed

BO educated in producing metadata according Regional Metadata profile in GeoNetworkBO developed INSPIRE compliant catalogue services (GeoNetwork & ArcCatalog); metadata for AU, EL, GN, OI developedKnowledge on set up of view and download service

BO’s developed INSPIRE compliant view services ‐ AU, EL, GN (in process for OI)BO started to develop INSPIRE compliant Dw services ‐ AU, EL, GN, OI

…to show the benefits of NSDI by applying the results of the NSDI’s in a real-word use-case …. to ensure that the work in different IMPULS WP makes it possible for one organization to find and access data from several other organizations, even if they are in other countries.

• Risk, flood hazard mapping• Mass valuation• Urban planning• Utility cadastre

2 phases:

1. Test the feasibility of accessing harmonized AU, EL, GN, OI data through services from the BO.

2. Test the feasibility of accessing TN, HY, PD data through services from selected data producers.

selected use case

WP 6 - pilot

AchievementsOctober 2016 WS ‐ 1st phase

AU, EL, GN, OI : have metadata published in the national geoportals AU, EL, GN, OI : data harmonized view services (AU, EL, OI, GN) available

download services (AU, EL, OI, GN) available

AU, EL, GN, OI: data can be accessed by all BOsupport given in working with stakeholders to make them involved in NSDI establishment (NWS’s)

AchievementsPlan for next phase

datasets from other stakeholders (TN, HY, PD):• will have metadata published &• data will be provided through view‐services

other data in the countries: • at least metadata will be published 

(in order to make the datasets possible to search and find in a country)

in their role as coordinators, the BO should use the result of the pilot as a means to engage other stakeholders to provide data/services

P r e s e n t a t i o n   o f p r e ‐ p i l o t

A m i r   S o g o j e v a ,   K o s o v o   C a d a s t r a l   A g e n c y

In order to test the accessibility to the different metadata catalogues, the KCA catalogue was set to harvest metadata from the other catalogues. It was then possible to search and find the metadata available by the other BO in the KCA geoportal.

What was presented:• there are metadata available for selected datasets and services

for cross-border purposes • the metadata is made according to a regional profile• the metadata catalogues can be harvested from BO• data can be viewed by the use of view services• these data also can be viewed together with data from another

BO in the region

Introduction to SDI

ImplementingSDI componentsin BO- Metadata- Harmonised data- Services- National Geoportal- Data sharing

Introduce SDI to other stake-holders

Coordinators act as drivers and support other stakeholdersOther

stakeholders implement SDI components- Metadata- Harmonised

data- Services- Data sharing

First step of establish an SDI

Include additional data sets

Include other stakeholders in SDI

Well working SDI

Develop and maintain SDIImpuls step‐by‐step

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Thank you!