یافته های یک کارگاه با عنوان
Output from International Workshop on Improving the Usability of Geospatial Data held at Ordnance Survey (UK) on 14 June 2017, sponsored by EuroGeographics and EuroSDR is reported below:
This is what the workshop found:
The outcome from the workshop was a proposal for combined activity between experts and research with feedback from users. It should be noted that this is not an academic exercise but a practical one.
Ref: GSDI Web Site
در راستای توسعه همکاری های سازمان جغرافیایی وزارت دفاع و پشتیبانی نیروهای مسلح و سازمان نقشه برداری کشور ، تفاهم نامه ای در زمینه تبادل اطلاعات مکانی، نقشه و محصولات اختصاصی دو سازمان روز یکشنبه مورخ 18تیر ماه به امضای روسای دو مجموعه رسید.
بر اساس این تفاهم نامه قراراست این دو سازمان به مدت 5 سال درزمینه های متعددی من الجمله مواردزیرهمکاری مشترک داشته باشند: همکاری مشترک در بازنگری نقشه ها و اطلاعات مکانی موجود و تولید محصولات جدید، در زمینه علمی و پژوهشی، در اختیار قرار دادن تجهیزات فنی دو سازمان، همکاری در راه اندازی زیرساخت داده های مکانی در کشور.
اطلاعات بیشتر: سایت سازمان نقشه برداری کشور
طی همایش ژئوماتیک 96 از غرفه وزارت راه و شهرسازی بازدیدی داشتم که حاصل آن آشنائی با سامانه متا این وزراتخانه بود. ارائه درصد همپوشانی از قابلیت های خوب این سامانه می باشد.
مفاله ای منتشر شده در ژورنال تحقیقات زیرساخت های اطلاعات مکانی با عنوان اصلی :
Assessment of Spatial Data Infrastructure from a Risk Perspective
2016
Abstract
This research presents an operational framework to assess organizational Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDIs) from a risk perspective to develop a stable SDI. The core of the framework is constructed based on a survey, fuzzy inference system and cluster analysis, providing quantitative indicators to measure and prioritize the risks to SDI. This framework could mainly contribute to identifying, mitigating or avoiding the potential risks of different aspects of an SDI, such as spatial data and information, organizational and technological aspects. Additionally, it could be considered as an approach that supports multi-view SDI assessment framework toward a more comprehensive assessment of SDIs. A prototype implementation to assess and prioritize the risks of the spatial data and information demonstrates the framework merit, flexibility and usability for assessing the risks of SDI initiatives at different levels, such as organizational, local and national levels; however, the risks and SDIs change over time; thus, the development of stable SDI initiatives depends on a continuous process for coping with the risks.
This book is the result of a collaborative initiative between the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association (GSDI), the University of New Brunswick, the Centre for SDIs and Land Administration (CSDILA) in the Department of Infrastructure Engineering at the University of Melbourne and University of Luven. The articles featured in this peer-reviewed book were mostly the result of the traditional Call for Papers for the GSDI Geospatial World Conference Spatial Enablement in Smart Homeland, including three main topics of Smart Disaster Prevention, Smart Transportation and Smart City, but also contains contributions of full articles which were solicited for publication in this book.
How many countries in the world have developed or are in the process of developing SDI and SDI like proposals that are/were prepared and being implemented in ‘various countries/organizations?
By: Munir Ahmad & Asmat Ali from Pakistan
More information: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1596RIb8g_n0LPyi55-N1E2PuDw4
The STIG – A new SDI assessment method
Ref:International Journal of Spatial Data Infrastructures Research, 2015, Vol.10, 55-83