1. Review of the project carried out in cooperation between NSI and NMA
Marja Tammilehto-Luode
EFGS 2015

2. Presentation outline The project in short Cooperation framework
User stories
Main results incl. examples
Concluding remarks
22 November 2018
Marja Tammilehto-Luode

3. Spatial Statistics on WEB – SSW
Collaborative project between Statistics Finland and the National Land Survey of Finland
To improve services of the national geoportal from the viewpoint of statistics
To gain experiences about an open source web application
Focus on analysis tools for grid-based data
Learning from each other – promoting cooperation between the NSI and NMA
Funded with a Eurostat grant ( )
22 November 2018
Marja Tammilehto-Luode

4. Cooperation framework
Supported by both DGs (SF and NLS) SF acts as the project leader Steering group (2 from SF and 2 from NLS + 2 project leaders) Project group (5 from SF and 4 from NLS)
Grant agreement by SF + mutual agreement with the roles of both organisation
Combination of traditional project methods and agile methods Software development by Scrum
Communication in face-to-face meetings, by , Basecamp and slack, and via OSKARI online video reviews - later in youtube
22 November 2018
Marja Tammilehto-Luode

5. SSW-project group
22 November 2018
Etunimi Sukunimi

6. SSW-project group

7. From user stories to analysis tools
SF writes user stories
NLS translates them to several individual tasks
NLS provides resources for application development/programming
NLS supervises SCRUM team
SF tests tools and gives feedback
NLS adds supplements or corrections to a task
SF tests and approves
NLS publishes tools in ”Paikkatietoikkuna”
22 November 2018
Marja Tammilehto-Luode

8. Main results
Interface service for spatial data and statistics for viewing and downloading – open data
Integration of spatial statistics with other data belonging to the national spatial data infrastructure 201 map layers (WMS, WFS) by SF published in ”Paikkatietoikkuna”
Developed Analysis tools (ANALYSE (BETA) on Web for spatial statistics
Integration of developed tools to OSKARI platform – participating in OSKARI network in Finland – open source sofware development
22 November 2018
Marja Tammilehto-Luode

9. Start-up window of ANALYSE (Spatial analysis tools)
22 November 2018
Marja Tammilehto-Luode

10. Analysis results can be exported

11. Maps can be published on your own website

12. A case study using the Finnish National Geoportal for deciding the location of a potential waste burning plant

13. 1) Selection of data

14. 2) Searching the area of interest
22 November 2018
Marja Tammilehto-Luode

15. 3) Defining potential sites

16. 4) Defining the area of influence for a potential site

17. 5) Clipping the data by buffer zones (areas of influence)

18. 6) Calculating the population in the area of influence

19. 7) Defining the Natura2000 protected sites in the area of influence

20. 8) Measuring distances to the nearest protected areas

21. 9) Comparing the analysis results of two potential waste burning plants
22 November 2018
Marja Tammilehto-Luode

22. Conclusions
Open source application on the web feasible - Further development is promising (graphs and tables)
Functionalities implemented, user interface still challenging
Interoperable data and services require cooperation on many levels
Inspiring cooperation between the NSI and NMA - Beneficial to both participants - Increased understanding of the role and value of each organisation - Supported exchange of knowledge on the latest developments, common standards…
Cooperation with other Oskari platform users
22 November 2018
Marja Tammilehto-Luode