1. NZ Geospatial Strategy & Shared Data
GIS Summit 2009
22 June 2009
Dr Jim McLeod
Environment Waikato

2. Contents Challenges / Drivers Data supply NZ Geospatial Strategy
OneLand
Data Sharing
Collaboration
Opportunities
Questions
Check:
The Challenge
NZ Geospatial Strategy
Supercity
Forests, Farms, Fish and Tourists
Global financial /credit situation
Environmental services
Productivity

3. Challenges / Drivers Our unsustainable lifestyle
=> Behaviour change
Productivity
=> Forest, Farm, Fish & Tourist
=> Spatial Auckland
Global credit crunch
=> Collaboration

4. Challenge: Change Behaviour - Consumer Demand
Can we get the data?

5. Challenge: Change Behaviour - Augmented Reality
Can we get the data?

6. Can we trust the data? Challenge: Change Behaviour - Virtuality Energy
Food
Water
Can we trust the data?
Hear it > Read it > See it > Do it
Feed back loop
Mention
Trends
Comparisons
Context sensitive
Personalised

7. Challenge: Change Behaviour – Forecast / Scenario
nitrogen input x transfer of nitrogen = nitrate to
on the land through soil water
Can we mash the data?

8. Challenge: Productivity
“If you can’t measure it,
you can’t improve it” Lord Kelvin
Forest
Farm
Fish
Tourist
Data
Data
Data
Data
Can we get the data?
Water
Land
Air
See what has happened, what is happening and what could happen!
One Land

9. Data Supply Can we get the data? Can we mash the data?
Can we trust the data?
Analyse
Visualize
Decide
Act
Get
Data

10. Data Supply Can we get the data? Can we mash the data?
Can we trust the data?
Analyse
Visualize
Decide
Act
Get
Data

11. Data Supply Can we get the data? Can we mash the data?
Can we trust the data?
Check
&
fix
Data
Get
Data
Analyse
Visualize
Decide
Act

12. Data Supply Want data: just in time current reliable mashable
Can we get the data?
Can we mash the data?
Can we trust the data?
Get
Data
Analyse
Visualize
Decide
Act
Want data:
just in time
current
reliable
mashable
Requires a national
level intervention

13. NZ Geospatial Strategy
Governance structure for central government geospatial resources.
Management of government funded geospatial data.
Accessibility of government geospatial data.
Interoperability of central and local government geospatial resources.
- Why we have one... it's a response to... and how this differs from the
needs identified above.
- Broadly what it relates to, what its bits are, and what it will do.

14. OneLand: Vision
Good decisions in government and the community about our one land:
made with an understanding of links & sustainability
from robust analysis & a clear picture of land facts
using data pooled from many sources, including local & central government
enabled by the timely, reliable, responsive, and open sharing of land data

15. OneLand: Objective To effectively integrate land data:
enabling integrated planning and monitoring for evidenced based decision making, and
reducing costs & risks by sharing data & its collection & storage.
Why aren’t we doing this?
Because we don’t have a HUB or a Data Sharing Commons!

16. Data Sharing: OneLand Supply - Side Demand - Side Local Government
HUB
Forums
Policy
Funding
Protocols
Data directory
Discrepancies
Access control
Quality statement
Usage commitments
Sharing commitments
Supply - Side
Local Government
Central Government
Spatial Industry
Research & Training
Demand - Side
Citizens
Customers
Consumers
Communities
Businesses

17. Data Sharing: OneLand Datasets Outcomes HUB Community Official
Forums
Policy
Funding
Protocols
Data directory
Discrepancies
Access control
Quality statement
Usage commitments
Sharing commitments
Community initiatives
Catchments of interest
Points of Interest
Utilities
Mashups
Resource consents
Biodiversity
Environmental resources
Council plan zones
Navigational aids
Land value
Land cover (LCDB)
Land use
Biosecurity
LUCAS
School zones
Natural heritage
Mesh blocks
Elevation
Imagery
River / stream network
Legal boundaries
Road centre lines
Coordinate system
Individuals and groups able to identify, promote and protect community sustainability and climate change initiatives.
Community
Is land carbon-neutral?
What is creating the silt?
Roads are going where?
Civil defence
Commercial opportunity
Community futures
Community heritage
Environmental accounting
Environment markets
Heritage protection
House holder awareness
International commitments
LTCCPs
National defence
National infrastructure
National policy development
SOE Reporting
Sustainable communities
Official
Reference
(Council data is coloured red)

18. Data Sharing: Components

19. Data Sharing: Components

20. Data Sharing: Components

21. Data Sharing: Components

22. Collaboration within an Agency

23. Collaboration Across Agencies

24. Collaboration for Data Sharing

25. Collaborative Geospatial Projects
Central Govt
Economic Importance
Geospatial Standards
Fundamental Datasets
Govt Info Policy & Data Re-use (SSC)
Land Use & Carbon Analysis System (LUCAS)
KiwiImage
Data-Sharing Needs:
Standards
Discovery
Sharing Agreements
Use Agreements
Server support
Forums
Collaborative Partners
Central Government
Local Government
Spatial Industry
Teaching & research
Community ?

26. Challenges Our unsustainable lifestyle => Behaviour change
Productivity
=> Forest, Farm, Fish & Tourist
=> Spatial Auckland
Global credit crunch
=> Collaboration

27. Challenges Opportunities
Our unsustainable lifestyle
=> Behaviour change
Productivity
=> Forest, Farm, Fish & Tourist
=> Spatial Auckland New Zealand
=> Environmental markets
=> Land-on-Line 2
Global credit crunch
=> Collaboration

28. Questions?