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Current status and perspectives of the
development and use technology tools in the
Chilean SDI
Matías Fortuño Soto
Executive Secretary NSDI-Chile
¿Chile?
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Our country
Population: 16.572.475 (2012)
Area: 775.776 Km2 (IGM 2007, without Antartica)
Length: 4.337 Km2 (IGM 2007, without Antartica)
Number of regions: 15
Number of communes: 346
GDP: US$ 18.000 aprox. (estimation IMF)
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Our country
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Our country
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Our country
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Our country
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¿So,
why does
Chile
needs
(g)data?
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Many needs …
to name a few
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By regional atribute
NORTH: minery cadastral information
CENTRAL: local scale
SOUTH: Indigenous people, emergencies
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By sector
• Other: Efficiency, Efficacy.
Enviromental: Enviromental Evaluations
Infraestructure: cadastral and project developments
National properties: cadastral administration
Education: school status
Agriculture: Public spending
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By level of the institution
Local: local cadaster, parcels.
Regions: planification
Central government: regulations
¿So,
who
produces
the
(g)data?
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Organizations producing GI
National Mapping
Agencies
• Military
Geographic
Institute
• Aerophotogrammetric
Service of the Air
Force
• Hydrographic and
Oceanographic
Service of the
Navy
Ministries
• 20 ministries,
from a total of 22
and their
corresponding
subordinated
agencies (some of
them producing
huge amount of
data)
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Subnational
Governments
• 15 regions of the
country
generating data
and information
supporting
regional planning
Local Governments
• 346 municipalities
potentially
producing
geospatial data
for urban and
rural management
Now,
let’s
talk
about
tech
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Vision of the technological national network
Sector
level
(Ministries)
Local
Governments
National
Geoportal
Subnational
level
(Regions)
Publishing GI in different ways
Organization
Level
Type of map
service
Ministry of Environment – SDI Geoportal
Central Government
ArcGIS Server
Ministry of Energy – Superintendence of
Electricity
Central Government
ArcGIS Server
Ministry of Mining – National Service for
Geology and Mining
Central Government
ArcGIS Server
Ministry of Infraestructure
Central Government
ArcGIS Server
Ministry of National Property – Division of
Cadastre
Central Government
Map Server
Ministerio de Agriculture- Ministerial SDI
Geoportal
Central Government
GeoServer
Ministry of Education
Central Government
ArcGIS Server
Ministry of National Defense – Aerophotogrammetric Service (SAF)
Central Government
GeoServer
Ministry of National Defense – Military
Geographic Institute (IGM)
Central Government
ArcGIS Server
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Publishing GI in different ways
Organization
Level
Type of map
service
Regional Government of Antofagasta
Regional
Map Server
Metropolitan Regional Government
Regional
Map Server
Regional Government of Coquimbo
Regional
ArcGIS Server
Regional Government of Los Ríos
Regional
Geoserver
Regional Government of Magallanes
Regional
Map Server
Municipality of Maipú
Local Government
ArcGIS Server
Municipality of Las Condes
Local Government
ArcIMS
Municipality of San Antonio
Local Government
ArcGIS Server
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Geoportal of Chile – a central gateway for
accessing to geospatial data
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Geoportal of Chile – a central gateway for
accessing to geospatial data
Geoportal of Chile
National
Catalog
Map
Server
Map
Viewer
(ArcGIS Server)
(Java Script)
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Metadata
Manager
Geoportal of Chile – a central gateway for
accessing to geospatial data
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Geonodo – supporting
abilities for publishing data
Distributed free of charge
Open source platform
Web site for promoting
Cost of building Geonodo is around US$70.000
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Geonodo – supporting abilities for publishing data
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Geonodo – technical features
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Geonodo – technical features
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Connection between Geonodo and Geoportal of Chile is realized by means of the
URL of the WMS appearing in the metadata record of map services (ISO 19119).
Geonodo administrator must have a user account in the Geoportal of Chile for
uploading the XML of metadata records generated by Geonodo.
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Upload xml
Geoportal
of Chile
Geonodo
Read WMS
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Any addition made to one geonodo must be shared to the community!
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Geonodo – current situation of distribution
Regional Governments
Delivered
Delivered
Central Government
In operation (Internet)
Installed and testing
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•
In operation (Internet)
Installed and testing
INTEGRA Foundation
National Institute for
Agriculture Research
Delivered
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Superintendence of
Sanitary Services
Requested
•
In operation (Internet)
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Ministry of Justice (Project
for building a national
atlas for justice)
Technical support – disseminating standards and
specifications
Platform for capacity building
Structured by
topics and lessons
Support material
Evaluation test
Web Links
Glossary of Terms
Technical
Document for
downloading
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Finally,
an idea:
It’s not about tech
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Finally,
an idea:
It’s not *just* about tech
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SDI: Polities, institutional
arrangements,
standards, tech, &
Communication
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As we have focused on a citizen approach, many good
things had happened:
1. Our authorities understand *better* our work
2. We have boosted up the interoperability of
Geoportal
3. We have had press appearences, a little step
towards having a spatial enabled society.
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Next steps
Understand the needs from municipalities so to help the
build useful geoportals - geonodos.
Work on parcel or cadaster information.
Attend new needs through geoportal: for instance,
implement basic geoprocess.
Launch the national geoportal.
The new SDI law will change the scenario.
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Thank you
Matías Fortuño Soto, MBA
Executive Secretary NSDI-Chile
[email protected]
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