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Title: ArcGIS Explorer BPC 2006


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Implementing Successful Geospatial Portals
Bern Szukalski Director, Technology
Strategies ESRI, Redlands, CA
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A GIS Portal is Not a Karst Information Portal
But GIS Portals
  • Include karst data and information
  • GIS datasets and published documents
  • Serve as a focal point for communities
  • Define procedures and methods for submission,
    storage, discovery, and retrieval of content

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A GIS Portal is Not a Karst Information Portal
But
  • Challenges may be similar
  • Technology, Standards, Procedures,Human factors
  • Geographic context is important
  • A map-centric approach and geographic search for
    content may be of interest
  • May include geospatial content

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What Is A GIS Portal?
  • A collaborative, multi-participant web site for
    publishing, sharing, discovering, viewing, and
    using geospatial information.
  • Provides a Gateway for access
  • Implements a published catalog (discovery)
  • Formalizes processes
  • Serves communities of Content Users and Content
    Providers

Not Just a Web Site A Framework for a Community
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GIS Information
  • Analysis and research requires external data
  • Is distributed
  • Information exists at a variety of
    scalesNational, Regional, Local, Domain
  • Users need to find dataMaps, documents, data
    models, models, tools
  • Users need information about the dataDate
    created, accuracy, scale, author/contact, etc.
  • Users need to share/publish data

Portals Provide The Framework
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Why GIS Portals?
  • Create community of stakeholders
  • Organize contents
  • Formalize processes of contribution,
    participation, and access
  • Archive information about the dataFormalized
    searchable metadata
  • Offer search and discovery tools
  • Offer access and use tools
  • Quality and assuranceReview processes, use of
    established standards

7
Portal Stakeholder Benefits
  • Increases organization profile
  • Increases visibility and value of projects
  • Validates funding and support
  • Fosters agency stewardship and sharing
  • Participation in a collaborative framework
  • Cost effective
  • Promotes participation through benefits

8
GIS Portals Organize Geographic Knowledge
A Framework for Geospatial Discovery
Portal
  • Data
  • Data models
  • Methods
  • Maps
  • Services

Metadata
Standards and Interoperability Support
Participation and Use
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GeospatialInformationPortals
  • GOS
  • India
  • EU-Inspire
  • GMSDI
  • Delaware
  • Texas
  • Shell Oil
  • Kentucky
  • Many more

10
www.geodata.gov
Table of Contents
Tutorial
Categories
Map Viewer
Search
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Geodata.gov
  • A destination
  • Organization
  • Community info
  • Standards
  • Best Practices
  • Tools
  • Data models
  • Whats New
  • Marketplace
  • Current Events

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Key Portal Elements
  • Data/information holdings
  • Web site and Admin framework
  • Metadata Catalog (documentation)
  • Formalized processes and procedures
  • Content and Documentation Standards
  • Search and Discovery tools
  • Delivery and Viewing capabilities
  • Focus areas for special interests
  • Publisher / Community Commitment

13
GIS Portals
Users
GIS CatalogPortal
GIS Dataand ServiceAuthors
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Portal Key Concepts
  • Not a warehouse, a catalog to content
  • Where it is current, updated, maintained
  • More than just GIS data
  • Maps, Live content (web services)
  • Templates for schemas and rule bases
  • Data Models, Workflow and Task Models
  • Documents, photos, videos, blogs, podcasts
  • Provides a formalized framework
  • Standard procedures, Metadata templates
  • Establishes a community (is a destination)

15
Content DocumentationMetadata is Important
Search
Create
Serve
Manage
Using Standards (CEN, FGDC, ISO)
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Collecting Metadata
Metadata Document in XML
Portal provides facility to upload metadata XML
document
Users having access to ArcCatalog can publish
directly from ArcCatalog
Administrators use Administration Tool to
review/approve published metadata
Metadata Repository
Portal provides facility to fill out an online
form containing FGDC or ISO metadata
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Metadata Administration
Formal Standards, Review Process, Methods
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Metadata Harvesting
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ContentDiscovery
  • Spatial
  • Keywords
  • Category
  • Rating
  • Provider level
  • Scale / Coverage
  • Type / Format
  • Time period
  • Updated

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Content Search - Examples
  • Hydrologic data for Texas
  • Geologic data for the Gulf Coast
  • Petroleum well lease information for the Middle
    East
  • Landuse polygon data within 5 miles of the
    Sacramento River that exists at a scale of
    124,000 and has been updated since 1995.

The questions to be asked will determine the
metadata to collect, and how search interfaces
are implemented
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Content Viewingand Access
  • Maps, documents (PDF)
  • Data Models
  • Procedures (task and workflow models)
  • Data download
  • Online GIS Services

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GIS Portals Evolve
  • Technology GIS, IT, Network, Web Servers,
    Platforms
  • StandardsGIS, IT, OGC, etc.
  • GIS CommunitiesContent, Collaboration,
    Sophistication
  • Problems to be solved9/11, Katrina

Based on Evolution of Foundational Elements
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Successful GIS Portals Are
  • Standards-based GIS, IT, ISO, OGC, etc.
  • Built using COTS softwareSustainable,
    maintainable, deliverable
  • Common architecture to support many usesPublic,
    secure, commerce
  • Open / InteroperableChoice of databases,
    hardware, software
  • Self-sustaining Encourages participation and
    growth

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Successful GIS Portals Are
  • Extensible and ScalableSupports a growing
    community and uses
  • Formally ImplementedMetadata, Procedures, Rules
    of engagement
  • Supported by a communityMultiple participants,
    contributors, shared burdens
  • Owned by the communityLeading organization, or
    consortium - not branded
  • Has obvious value and benefits

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  • Geospatial One-Stophttp//www.geodata.gov2006
    Excellence.Gov award
  • USA - Arkansas http//www.geostor.arkansas.gov/Por
    tal/index.jsp
  • USA Alabamahttp//portal.gsa.state.al.us/Portal
    /index.jsp
  • Europe INSPIREhttp//geoportal.jrc.it/Portal/
  • Europe Irelandhttp//www.geoportalni.com
  • Europe Norwayhttp//www.geonorge.noEurope
    Netherlandshttp//www.natuurgegevens.nl/Portal/
  • Europe Italyhttp//www.pcn.minambiente.it/pcn/d
    efault.htm (click Cartografia gt Click Nuova
    Versione) - Ministry of the environment
  • India - NSDI Portalhttp//gisserver.nic.in/nsdipo
    rtal/gotogos.jsp
  • United Arab Emirates - AGEDI Portalhttp//www.age
    di.info/gosportal/gotogos.jsp

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Thank You
Bern Szukalskibszukalski_at_esri.com
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