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GeoDatawarehouse
Contents
• Objectives of the platform for geo-information in
Agricolture
• Organisation
• Architecture
• Use Cases
• INSPIRE compliance
• Future Plans
GeoDatawarehouse
Objectives
• Reuse of the Agricultural geoinformation
• Dissemination of geoinformation services coming from
spatial processing (mainly Location Intelligence using a
Geodatawarehouse)
• Cooperation with other entities using standards
• Develop an INSPIRE compliant SDI
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SDI organisation
“The term “Spatial Data Infrastructure” (SDI) is often used
to denote the relevant base collection of technologies,
policies and institutional arrangements that facilitate the
availability of and access to spatial data”
“To make an SDI functional, it must also include the
organisational agreements needed to coordinate and
adminster it on a local, regional, national, and or trans-
national scale”
GSDI Cookbook, Version 2.0 25 January 2004
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SIN SDI main organisational models
• Model 1: Provide services on the basis of agreements
– Define an agreement for services provided to an entity (e.g. a
WMS service or a Web-GIS Application) which describe: users,
rules to the access to data,
– Define functional profiles which match agreement requirements
into the SDI security management console
• Model 2: Exchange geoinformation with other entities
– Define an agreement for exchange of geoinformation between
SIN and another entity
– Define technical interfaces in terms of Web Services encoding
(which must also comply with Italian SPC, the Public System of
Cooperation)
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Architecture Context
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MIPAAF
DPC
GDWH
LPISDB GIS
SDI
…
…
SIM
Personalizzazioni SIAN
Personalizzazioni
CFS
GEOWebEmergency
SDI
External Data
Source
Catalogue Browsing
Applications
WMS
WFS
CSW
Cross Compliance
Advanced Analysis
(Business
Intelligence)
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Technological Context
GEOWEB SDI GDWH
Openlayers
Google Web
Toolkit
Geonetwork
GeoserverOracle
Business
Intelligence
Oracle Spatial Oracle Spatial
GEOWEB: a
framework to
build Web-GIS
applications
accessing OGC
services
SDI: an
architecture to
provide secured
OGC services
GDWH: an
architecture to
perform
geographic BI
and Location
Intelligence
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Architecture SDI details
1. Access to Data through OGC standards
2. Access to CSW Catalogue
3. OGC based rules engine to define functional profile (rules
to filter data access using geometries, attributes, parameters override)
SDIModulo WEBGIS Base (librerie GWT)
Personalizzazioni SIAN
Personalizzazioni CFS
GEOWeb
Back-end
UsersUsers
WMS
WFS WCS
Modulo WEBGIS Base (librerie GWT)
Personalizzazioni SIAN
Administration Tools
CSW
DB GIS
SDI1
2 1
CSW
OGC Rules Engine
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WMS-C
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ETLGDWH
Architecture GDWH details
Back-end
UsersUsers Modulo WEBGIS Base (librerie GWT)
Personalizzazioni SIAN
Dashboard Composer
LPISLPIS
DB
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Modulo WEBGIS Base (librerie GWT)
Personalizzazioni SIAN
Personalizzazioni CFS
Cross-
Compliance
Modulo WEBGIS Base (librerie GWT)
Personalizzazioni SIAN
Personalizzazioni CFS
Agro
Enviromental
1. Geo-extended ETL procedures (quality, morphological
analysis)
2. Creation of OLAP Cubes with Geographic analysis
functions (e.g. distance, intersection)
3. Presentation using advanced analysis tools like BI
dashboards integrated with maps (e.g. dynamic color maps, dynamic queries, proximity analysis)
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Use Case 1: Emergency Application
Rapid mapping products to evaluate agricultural impact of
disasters (e.g. floods, fires)
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Farmers and Decision Makers need to
assess any agro-environmental
damage and impact during and
immediately after flooding
GeoDatawarehouse
Use Case 1: Emergency Application
Flood Maps are extracted from SAR imagery
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Flooded areas extraction
by SAR techniques:
Veneto region
November 2010
e-GEOS Flood Map, ASI Cosmo-SkyMed SAR data
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Use Case 1: Emergency Application
Intersection is shown on map and a report is produced
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Use Case 1: Emergency Application
1. Flood map is loaded into the system from an externalWFS (e.g. GMES Emergency Response Service)
2. GeoWEB application load the layer into the SDI and perform intersection calculation with land parcels
3. GDWH produces a report on the disaster by analysingreal impact in terms of economics and environmentalindicators
SDIModulo WEBGIS Base (librerie GWT)
Personalizzazioni SIAN
Personalizzazioni CFS
GEOWeb
WMS
SDI
DB
GIS
SDI
1
3
GDWHModulo WEBGIS Base (librerie GWT)
Personalizzazioni SIAN
Personalizzazioni CFS
Report GDWH DBGDWH
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External Data
Source
WFS2
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Use Case 2: GDWH analysis made available in the SDI
SIN system has a huge database (e.g. orthoimages, DTM,
land parcels, agrometeo sensor based data) which is
made available using SDI infrastructure
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Land Parcels over
Orthoimages as WMS
GeoDatawarehouse
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Use Case 2: GDWH analysis made available in the SDI
GDWH maps are made available as WMS/WFS using SDI
infrastructure
Lithologic Maps of
Italy as WMS
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Use Case 2: GDWH analysis made available in the SDI
1. Output of GDWH processing are made available in the SDI
2. The SDI publish the results as standard services likeWMS/WFS and through Web-GIS applications
SDIModulo WEBGIS Base (librerie GWT)
Personalizzazioni SIAN
Personalizzazioni CFS
GEOWeb
WMS
SDI
DB
GIS
SDI
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GDWH LPISDB
WFS
2 CSW
Desktop GIS
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INSPIRE Compliance: Metadata
• INSPIRE Rules:
– INSPIRE Implementing Rules: Technical Guidelines on
Metadata
• Italian Legislation:
– DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 27 gennaio 2010, n. 32 on Metadati
• Reference Standards:
– EN ISO 19115 – Geographic information – Metadata
– ISO/TS 19139 – Geographic information – Metadata – XML
Schema Implementation
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INSPIRE Compliance: Metadata
• Define a Metadata hierachy
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INSPIRE Compliance: Metadata
• Define XML templates compliant with INSPIRE technical
guideline
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INSPIRE Compliance: Metadata
• Edit new metadata starting from templates and validating
using the INSPIRE validation tool
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INSPIRE Compliance: Network Services
• INSPIRE Rules:
– INSPIRE Implementing Rules: Technical Guidelines on Network
Services
• No Italian Legislation (not yet)
• Reference Standards:
– EN ISO 19119 – Geographic information – Services
– CSW2 AP ISO OpenGIS Catalogue Services Specification 2.0.2
– ISO Metadata Application Profile
– OpenGIS® Web Map Service (WMS) Implementation
Specification (WMS)
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INSPIRE Compliance: Network Services
• Discovery Services:
– Use of Geonetwork guarantees the CSW 2.0.2 compliance
– Support for Multilingualism
• View Services:
– Use of Geoserver guarantees WMS 1.3 compliance
– Community INSPIRE plug-in is available to further support
Scenario 1 (include Metadata URL and Supported Language)
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ThankYou!
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