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WISEds & Proposed implementation plan
WISE workshop November 12th, 2008
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Introduction - context
WISE implementation plan 2010 WISE as a distributed system Automated data transfer ... INSPIRE Roadmap up to 2019 SEIS Building blocks WISE, INSPIRE
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Distributed system Benefits Drawbacks Distributed workload
Distributed responsibilities Re-use of data and software components data management at the level where it is created Drawbacks Management/coordination Large number of critical components that can fale Complex data aggregation
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WISEds: fundamentals Multiple dataflows IN/OUT
Obligatory reporting: WFD, BWD, UWWD, etc Voluntary reporting: SoE IN/OUT
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WISEds: fundamentals flow types Supported Not supported
Frequency/mechanism Supported Type A, D Type A -> service oriented Type D -> reportnet Not supported Type B, C
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WISEds: funadmentals Use case driven
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WISEds: Architecture Level 1: business
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WISEds: Architecture Level 2: logical components
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WISEds Architecture Level 3: Technical
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Overview implementation
Step by step approach Participatory approach MS/EU/others Attention thematic/technical 4 phases Phase P: pilot phase -> 05/2009 Phase I: Priority I data flows -> 2011 Phase II: Priority II data flows -> 2013 Phase III: priority III data flows -> 2018
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Phase P Pilot Type A art 8 data WISE data model WISE web services
Includes candidate MS WISE data model Exercise to draft data entities -> logical and physical data model Identify overlaps between directives/reporting requirements WISE web services Beta of WMS service for art3, art8 data Beta of WFS service for art3, art8 data
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Phase I Define PI data flows Directives PI WISE services PI
Differentiate reporting elements to type A, D Define WISE data model Setup QA/QC rules Implement flow A directives P1 Modify REPORTNET to use WISE QA/QC engine WISE services PI WMS based on WISE GIS reference datasets e.g. large rivers, lakes… (WFD art3 & 5 data) WFS based on WISE GIS reference datasets e.g. data large rivers, lakes…
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Phase II Data flows PI Define PII data flows Data flows PII
Report via predefined data flow Define PII data flows Data flows PII See actions PI Phase I WISE services PII Specific services for WISE community Development components to facilitate integration WISE services
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Phase III Data flows PI and PII Define PIII data flows Data flows PIII
Report via predefined data flow Define PIII data flows Data flows PIII See actions PI Phase I WISE services operational
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Critical MS contributions (proposal)
Phase P: Request for candidates WISE test programme Report according current guidelines + new methods (on specific requests) Test services Evaluate A, D flow differentiation Evaluate QA/QC mechanism Evaluate services
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Critical MS contributions (proposal)
Phase I, II & III To do: Decide on A, D flow differentiation QA/QC rules approval Evaluate/adapt reporting sheets & schemas Start reporting over flow A Benefits: Datasets available through WFS, WMS Reduced work load through Reporting streamlining Quick feedback on data quality Automatic reporting/evaluation
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Summary WISEds is ongoing 4 implementation phases
Implemented and operational by 2018 Member states Strong collaboration MS – EU required to define tools that work at both sites Agree on A, D reporting Reporting sheets and schemas Mutual benefits through easier data exchange
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