1. Current status and perspectives of the development and use technology tools in the Chilean SDI Matías Fortuño Soto Executive Secretary NSDI-Chile

2. Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands ¿Chile?

3. Our country Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands 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)

4. Our country Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

5. Our country Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

6. Our country Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

7. Our country Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

8. ¿So, why does Chile needs (g)data?

9. Many needs … to name a few By regional atribute NORTH: minery cadastral information CENTRAL: local scale SOUTH: Indigenous people, emergencies By sector Enviromental: Enviromental Evaluations Infraestructure: cadastral and project developments National properties: cadastral administration Education: school status Agriculture: Public spending GSDI 13 Conference - May 2012 - Quebec By level of the institution Local: local cadaster, parcels. Regions: planification Central government: regulations Other: Efficiency, Efficacy.

10. Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands ¿So, who produces the (g)data?

11. Organizations producing GI Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands National Mapping Agencies Military Geographic Institute Aero- photogrammetric 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) 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

12. Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands Now, let’s talk about tech

13. Vision of the technological national network Sector level (Ministries) Subnational level (Regions) Local Governments National Geoportal

14. Publishing GI in different ways Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands OrganizationLevelType of map service Ministry of Environment – SDI GeoportalCentral GovernmentArcGIS Server Ministry of Energy – Superintendence of Electricity Central GovernmentArcGIS Server Ministry of Mining – National Service for Geology and Mining Central GovernmentArcGIS Server Ministry of InfraestructureCentral GovernmentArcGIS Server Ministry of National Property – Division of Cadastre Central GovernmentMap Server Ministerio de Agriculture- Ministerial SDI Geoportal Central GovernmentGeoServer Ministry of EducationCentral GovernmentArcGIS Server Ministry of National Defense – Aero- photogrammetric Service (SAF) Central GovernmentGeoServer Ministry of National Defense – Military Geographic Institute (IGM) Central GovernmentArcGIS Server

15. Publishing GI in different ways Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands OrganizationLevelType of map service Regional Government of AntofagastaRegionalMap Server Metropolitan Regional GovernmentRegionalMap Server Regional Government of CoquimboRegionalArcGIS Server Regional Government of Los RíosRegionalGeoserver Regional Government of MagallanesRegionalMap Server Municipality of MaipúLocal GovernmentArcGIS Server Municipality of Las CondesLocal GovernmentArcIMS Municipality of San AntonioLocal GovernmentArcGIS Server

16. Geoportal of Chile – a central gateway for accessing to geospatial data Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

17. Geoportal of Chile – a central gateway for accessing to geospatial data Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands Geoportal of Chile National Catalog Map Server (ArcGIS Server) Map Viewer (Java Script) Metadata Manager

18. Geoportal of Chile – a central gateway for accessing to geospatial data Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

19. Geonodo – supporting abilities for publishing data Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands Distributed free of charge Open source platform Web site for promoting Cost of building Geonodo is around US$70.000

20. Geonodo – supporting abilities for publishing data Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

21. Geonodo – technical features Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

22. Geonodo – technical features Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands 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. Geoportal of Chile Geonodo Upload xml Read WMS Any addition made to one geonodo must be shared to the community!

23. Geonodo – current situation of distribution Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands In operation (Internet) Delivered Installed and testing Regional Governments Central Government INTEGRA Foundation National Institute for Agriculture Research Installed and testing Superintendence of Sanitary Services Delivered Requested Ministry of Justice (Project for building a national atlas for justice)

24. Technical support – disseminating standards and specifications Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands Platform for capacity building Web Links Support material Evaluation test Technical Document for downloading Glossary of Terms Structured by topics and lessons

25. Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands Finally, an idea: It’s not about tech

26. Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands Finally, an idea: It’s not *just* about tech

27. Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands SDI: Polities, institutional arrangements, standards, tech, & Communication

28. 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 enabledsociety. GSDI 13 Conference - May 2012 - Quebec

29. Next steps Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands  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.

30. Thank you Matías Fortuño Soto, MBA Executive Secretary NSDI-Chile mfortuno@mbienes.cl mfortuno@mbienes.cl Geospatial World Forum 2013 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands