September 19–20, 2013 | Herwijnen, Netherlands

Geodesign Summit EuropeSeptember 19–20, 2013 | Herwijnen, Netherlands

Jene van der Heide

“A spatial snapshot” A boost for infrastructural projects

Linkedin: jenevanderheide

Twitter: @jenevanderheide

Email: jene.vanderheide@kadaster.nl www.kadaster.nl

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Twitter: @Het_Kadaster

The Netherlands’ Cadastre, Land Registry and Mapping Agency -in short: Kadaster.

New roads in the Netherlands

• About 10 years; from plan to realisation – need for speed; revision of laws

• The A4 (7km long) is the winner: started in the fifties, in 2013 €641mln available for realisation

What are we talking about?

Uitgaven hoofdwegennet 2013

03.02 Verkenningen en planuitw erkingen

15%

04.01 GIV/PPS15%

06.01 Apparaatskosten RWS

13%02 Beheer, onderhoud

en vervanging15%

03.01 Realisatie39%

01 Verkeersmanagement

1%

06.02 Overige netw erkgebonden

kosten2%

Total length 138.199 km

National roads 5.191 km

Budget on national roads 2013

0.41 bn 1.04 bn

0.41 bn

0.42 bn0.37 bn

188 projectsYear 2014: 2.8bn

Planning procedures

Initiative Exploration Plan development MaintenanceRealization

Start Preference Final route Completion

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Bo-Rijk-Regio

Draft initiative documentAlternatives developmentJudge initiativesDecisionmaking initiativesParticipation

Determination effectsParticipation and decisionmaking

Completion key

Contract and constructMain activities

Phase

Decision times

Various scenarios Validation

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Challenge

• High and not always transparent costs on location based information;

• Not always logical (re-)use of location based information;

• Area development, instead of one road;

• Fact based policymaking;

• Changing roles between government and market parties (BIM, DBFM, ...)

• The political and social challenge to realise faster and better infrastructures

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Use case Amsterdam

• Accessibility region under pressure / robust infrastructure / years 2020-2030

• Ministry of infrastructure, province NH and city region Amsterdam need help:- Research on possible solutions- Showstoppers, constraints, opportunities.....”kosten olifanten”- Path of the least resistence

Amsterdam

HoornAlkmaar

Haarlem

Purmerend

A spatial snapshot

Starting point: matching available (governmental) geo-information with information needs

What do we know about the area?

Land ownership

Landscape, Nature

Cultural history

Soil

Noise

Topography

Networks of cables and pipelines

Spatial plans

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Housing plansPlanned and existing industrial area / offices / ...Compaction public transportBasic network commercial shipping and 'Staande Mast Routes'Reconstruction regional networksBulbfieldsStrategic reserve Schiphol industrial areaStrategic reserve areadevelopment SchipholRoDSExisting built-up area

Spatial plans

Nature and Landscape

Cultural history

Soil and subsidence

Land ownership

Noise

Topography

Spatial plans

Constraints and opportunities

Severe pollution and subsidence

Afbeelding 3 Begraafplaatsen binnen de buffer van de A7

Cemeteries

Natura 2000, National Ecological Network

Workplace

Benefits

• Lower investments in data, because one (governmental) investment in organizing geo data is needed in stead of multiple times during multiple project phases by multiple parties;

• Accepted information source for all participants (common operational picture);

• Visual based information instead of spreadsheet data;

• Instant feedback on constraints and possibilities;

• The spatial snapshot is an example of fact based policymaking;

• Link between government and market parties

Even more challenges

• Connecting BIM and environmental (open) data

• Quantifying the benefits of smart use of geo-information....and BIM

• 3D/4D

• Transboundary projects (highways, waterways, cables and pipes, ...)

• Knowledge about the (open) data

• Increasing accessibility and usability of (geo-)data

• Information manager in infrastructural projects

• Geo data infrastructure and the revision of environment & planning laws

Thank you for your attention

Spatial snapshot