Benefits from INSPIRE: Groundwater information management. Carla Nikkels Manager GIS applications, Bij12/GBO-P

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1 Benefits from INSPIRE: Groundwater information management Carla Nikkels Manager GIS applications, Bij12/GBO-P

2 About Bij12 : a Shared service for 12 NL Provinces Information managment of 19 shared IT systems on behalf of 12 Provinces and other government partners Bij12 Information systems in this case National groundwater permission registration INSPIDER: open source INSPIRE SDI

3 Content About Groundwater: situation in NL Information cycle Groundwater management Benefits from INSPIRE: For data users and data providers Improvement: challenges, data management and wishes

4 A quiet village, with a busy underground Aquifer thermal energy systems Agricultural water facility Drink water facility Ecological protection zone Groundwater protection zone Thermal energy regulation zone Local government boundaries Needs rules and regulations on groundwater use

5 Groundwater management situation in NL : Many local governments share responsibility on groundwater management Competences: permissons, protection zones, spatial planning and more. Municipalities, Water boards, Provinces and the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment Public demands more e- based government and transparancy All on the same m 2 : Sharing information is essential

6 Solution: Groudwater Information cycle Public Public webmap / feasibility tool E service facility National Groundwater permission registration US UN Managed areas PF, AF, HH Administrative borders Protected sites

7 Yes, We used INSPIRE because : Easy to find datasets and services : No more need to call organisations for administrative border updates or protected sites Sustainable datasets and services: No one-of project downloads but a reliable source for time to come Fixed data model : Less need for software changes because of data model changes Approachable owners and managers of data via details in meta data

8 ... And we like being an INSPIRE data provider as well: Easy to find datasets and services : No more need to produce a database dump for anyone who asks Fixed data model : Less need for software changes because of data model changes We are a more approachable provider of data through details in meta data: Users give us quality checks for free :

9 Further Improvement : Our challenges Data quality as a priority demands data management (and a lot of effort) : Data Quality Reference model INSPIRE PF data model : Not always usable for specific applications : still need for custom made services or datasets Lack of knowledge outside the GIS community relation facilty permission Installation capacity X and Y Installation part

10 Data Quality Reference model A different point of view: (<>ISO 25010/25012) The User / owner perspective and governance Quality : the content, processes and management are considerend An integrated context for several objectives and data quality aspects One quality aspect can have different appliances, depending on context The model applies to several stages (PDCA): measurement, improvement and securing of data quality Referentiemodel Datakwaliteit: CC BY-SA 3.0 NL license

11 Legislation/V alidity Verification Conformity Reliability Traceability Real life Governance & Regulations & References Data models & specifications Content Source Business rules: from Inbound >> Data store >> Outbound >> INSPIRE directive + IR Data specifications /TG Conformity checks Conformity checks Technical Guidance, QOS Deploy and Use Usability Sustainability Maintenance & Management Maintenance community NL/Bij/GBO Provinces

12 Wishlist A wishlist of datasets or services that are not (yet) available INSPIRE is a EU directive among others: more integration could improve use and support

13 @12: Works for Provinces Carla Nikkels Manager GIS applications