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Copyright 2017 Open Geospatial Consortium The Arctic SDP project will ensure that the facts we collect in their data formats are interoperable and can be shared from local to global partners in a seamless way To date there has been no such effort to do this and this project is for the A ID: 654626

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The (Arctic SDP) project will ensure that the facts we collect in their data formats are interoperable and can be shared from local to global partners in a seamless way. To date, there has been no such effort to do this and this project is, for the Arctic, a game-changer.Prashant Shukle

Director General, Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation, NRCanSlide3

The Arctic is surrounded by eight different countries. Bringing together a group like that around some common standards and some common goals in terms of information is really critical. Kevin Gallagher

Associate Director, Core Science Systems, United States Geological SurveySlide4

Image from Inuit Circumpolar Council-Alaska. 2015. Alaskan Inuit Food Security Conceptual Framework: How to Assess the Arctic From an Inuit Perspective. Technical Report. Anchorage, AK. modified. Original image by Carolina

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discovery

data

access

analytics

visualization

data

discovery

visualization

access

analytics

data

discovery

visualization

access

analytics

Spatial Data InfrastructureSlide13

data

discovery

visualization

access

analytics

Process Analysis PlatformSlide14

data

discovery

visualization

access

analytics

Integrated Research EnvironmentSlide15

data

discovery

visualization

access

analytics

Decision Support ToolSlide16

binary

statistics

maps

CSV

models

imagery

Spatial Data Infrastructure

The goal is to demonstrate to Arctic stakeholders the diversity, richness and value of a Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) based on Web services and standardized exchange formats to address critical issues impacting the Arctic.

What is the Benefit?

Support a Data Rich Arctic SDI

Demonstrate Good Data Management Practice

Advance Standards & Technology

Arctic SDP Results

available online http://bit.ly/arcticsdp

Key Results

Spatial Data Infrastructure standards work Discovery of relevant data still an issueAutomated crawling finds servicesManual annotation would make them more usefulLots of data not available @ standardized interfacesProprietary interfacesLots of different login procedures/registrationsLots of non-standardized formats

Arctic Geoportal needs to guide usersbase mapsintegration of dataThe North is special: low bandwidth

Contact

The OGC Arctic Spatial Data Pilot has been executed between December 2015 and April 2017. If you need any further information, please contact us. ADDRESSOpen Geospatial Consortium, OGCDr. Ingo Simonis35 Main Street, Suite 5, Wayland, MA, 01778, USAEMAIL

IP@opengeospatial.orgWEBOpen Geospatial Consortium