Current Condition of NSDI in Vietnam
Name: HAI Pham Minh1 and SON Nguyen Truong2 Position: (1). Deputy Manager
(2). Head Affiliation:
(1). Technology Science and International Cooperation Department, Vietnam Institute of Geodesy and Cartography(Vigac), Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
(2).Center Archive of Land Information, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environme nt.
General Information of Vietnam
• Country : Vietnam
• Land Area : 330.000 km
2• Population : 88 million peole (2010)
• Urbanization : 30% (2010)
• GDP : 135.4 billion USD
• Upcoming Plans:
- To be industrialized country by 2020.
- To develop information technology of Minis try of Natural Resources and Environtment b y 2020.
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• Country : Vietnam
• Land Area : 330.000 km
2• Population : 88 million peole (2010)
• Urbanization : 30% (2010)
• GDP : 135.4 billion USD
• Upcoming Plans:
- To be industrialized country by 2020.
- To develop information technology of Minis
try of Natural Resources and Environtment b
y 2020.
Ground Survey
Aerophoto
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data
1. Diversity of Spatial Data
Data
Ground Survey
GPS Surveying
Remote Sensing
Registration
Land Records
Title Issue
Data Store
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data
1. National coordinates connected to International GPS Service (IGS) is constructed .
2. Geodetic coordinates networks: 2,000 points of "0" and 1st and 2nd orders covering whole country and major
islands, 10,000 points of the 3rd order were constrcuted.
3. Geo-spatial databases and information network of natural resources and environment including land, water resources, geology, mineral…etc. are implementing.
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1. National coordinates connected to International GPS Service (IGS) is constructed .
2. Geodetic coordinates networks: 2,000 points of "0" and 1st and 2nd orders covering whole country and major
islands, 10,000 points of the 3rd order were constrcuted.
3. Geo-spatial databases and information network of natural
resources and environment including land, water resources,
geology, mineral…etc. are implementing.
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data
4. Cadastral records are completed at 70%, in which 70% are made in digital form.
Framework Data(Basic map) Topographic map 1/25000
- Every 5 years - national wide
- Aerial Survey/Field Survey
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4. Cadastral records are completed at 70%, in which 70% are made in digital form.
Framework Data(Basic map) Topographic map 1/25000
- Every 5 years - national wide
- Aerial Survey/Field Survey
2. Legal System, Organization
National Mapping Standard (2005) National Database Standard (2005).
Geographic Data Standard (2009) Cadastral Data Standard (2010).
•Organization/Institute which is responsible for the management of the geospatial data
- National Mapping Agency, Ministry of Natural Resour ces and Environment.
- National Mapping Agency, Ministry of Defence
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data
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2. Legal System, Organization
National Mapping Standard (2005) National Database Standard (2005).
Geographic Data Standard (2009) Cadastral Data Standard (2010).
•Organization/Institute which is responsible for the management of the geospatial data
- National Mapping Agency, Ministry of Natural Resour ces and Environment.
- National Mapping Agency, Ministry of Defence
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data
3. System of Distribution
• Distribution Method: Off-line
• Distribution Time & Cost
- How long does it take for users to acquire geospatial data :
1 hour or more, time depends on time to acquire authori zation from local institution.
- Cost of acquiring geospatial data :
Depend on scale. Ministry of Finance has published in 2008 a Circular 110 for price of data.
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3. System of Distribution
• Distribution Method: Off-line
• Distribution Time & Cost
- How long does it take for users to acquire geospatial data :
1 hour or more, time depends on time to acquire authori zation from local institution.
- Cost of acquiring geospatial data :
Depend on scale. Ministry of Finance has published in
2008 a Circular 110 for price of data.
Circular 110 for price of spatial data.
No Type of material Unit USD
I Paper map (Topographic)
1 1/10.000 and larger Sheet 3,8
2 1/25.000 Sheet 4,0
3 1/50.000 Sheet 4,3
4 1/100.000 and smaller Sheet 5,2
5 Viet Nam Administrative Map Set 31,0
II Paper map (printed by ploter) 0,0
II Paper map (printed by ploter) 0,0
All scale A1 3,8
III Digital map (Vector)
1 1/2.000 Piece 11,9
2 1/5.000 Piece 13,3
3 1/10.000 Piece 20,0
4 1/25.000 Piece 22,9
5 1/50.000 Piece 29,5
6 1/2.000 Piece 1,9
7 1/5.000 Piece 1,9
8 1/10.000 Piece 2,1
4. Standard System
•Level of Applying Metadata
We make metadata only for some types of geospatial data for topographic map.
•Level of Applying Standard
Some of the data are produced by applying the standard
•Domestic Standard Organization
- National Mapping Standard (2005), National Database Stand ard established (2005), The Geographic Data Standard (2009) and Cadastral Data Standard (2010).
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data
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4. Standard System
•Level of Applying Metadata
We make metadata only for some types of geospatial data for topographic map.
•Level of Applying Standard
Some of the data are produced by applying the standard
•Domestic Standard Organization
- National Mapping Standard (2005), National Database Stand
ard established (2005), The Geographic Data Standard (2009)
and Cadastral Data Standard (2010).
Functionalities required for Topographic Metadata
Database Management System
5. System of Fostering human resources/ Spatial Information Technology
•Level of Fostering Human Resources for spatial Information Development
- No. of annual graduates: 600
• Hanoi National University: 50
• HCM National University: 50
• Hanoi Mining and Geology University: 200
• Hanoi Agriculture university: 50
• University of Natural Resouces and Environment: 200
• Vietnam Forestry University 50
•Level of Spatial Information Technology
- Used SW in Administrative information system : MicroStation, Map Info, Auto CAD, Arcgis, Envi, ERDAS.
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data
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5. System of Fostering human resources/ Spatial Information Technology
•Level of Fostering Human Resources for spatial Information Development
- No. of annual graduates: 600
• Hanoi National University: 50
• HCM National University: 50
• Hanoi Mining and Geology University: 200
• Hanoi Agriculture university: 50
• University of Natural Resouces and Environment: 200
• Vietnam Forestry University 50
•Level of Spatial Information Technology
- Used SW in Administrative information system : MicroStation,
Map Info, Auto CAD, Arcgis, Envi, ERDAS.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Framework Data
Legal System/Organization
Distribution System
Standard System Fostering Human Resources
Geospatial Information Technology
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data
6. Self Evaluation of the level
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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Framework Data
Legal System/Organization
Distribution System
Standard System Fostering Human Resources
Geospatial Information Technology
7. Geospatial Informationization of Administrative Job
•Diversity of Utilization of Administrative Information system
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
Name of Information
System(①)
Built Year (②)
Primary Duties(③)
DB Primary Content (④)
Organization built the
system (⑤)
Used GIS
S/W(⑥) Budget (⑦)
ELIS (Environment
and Land Information
System)
2001 Land
Registration Cadastral map Local Government
ArcGIS Engine for client.
ArcGIS Server for server.
unvalued
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(Environment and Land Information
System)
ViLIS (Vietnam Land
Information System)
2001 Land
Registration Cadastral map Local Government
ArcGIS Engine for client.
ArcGIS Server for server.
unvalued
TVMLIS (TMV Land Information
System)
2003 Land
Registration Cadastral map Local Government
ArcGIS Engine for client.
ArcGIS Server for server.
unvalued
ELIS (EXPRESS) 2009 Land
Registration Cadastral map Local
Government Map window Free ViLIS
(EXPRESS) 2009 Land
Registration Cadastral map Local
Government Map window Free
1. Integrated System for various organization to share the data
• Administrative service information systems that is
integrated by the government for various organization to share Geospatial Data: Vietnam does has the system that is integrated by the government for various
organizations to share the Geospatial data
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
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1. Integrated System for various organization to share the data
• Administrative service information systems that is
integrated by the government for various organization to share Geospatial Data: Vietnam does has the system that is integrated by the government for various
organizations to share the Geospatial data
2. Providing Civil Information Services
• Providing Civil Information Services(Internet Portal)
We have the system that provides Civil Information Services via internet portal
Internet portal Address
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
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2. Providing Civil Information Services
• Providing Civil Information Services(Internet Portal)
We have the system that provides Civil Information Services via internet portal
Internet portal Address
3. Infrastructure for utilization
• Infrastructure for utilization of Geospatial Data
- Public) Distribution Rate of PC for government officials 1 PC per 1 Civil Servant
- Public) Communication Network Speed
2 Mbps for Lease line (international line), 20 Mbps for National line
- Private) Distribution Rate of Car navigation system Less than 10%
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
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3. Infrastructure for utilization
• Infrastructure for utilization of Geospatial Data
- Public) Distribution Rate of PC for government officials 1 PC per 1 Civil Servant
- Public) Communication Network Speed
2 Mbps for Lease line (international line), 20 Mbps for National line
- Private) Distribution Rate of Car navigation system
Less than 10%
4. Capacity of utilization
• Domestic Web portal companies the provide geospatial data 63 web-portals of 63 Department Natural Resource and
Environment.
• Can Everybody use geospatial data that provided by domestic companies in anytime and anywhere.
Individual can not get vector data from the providers.
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
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4. Capacity of utilization
• Domestic Web portal companies the provide geospatial data 63 web-portals of 63 Department Natural Resource and
Environment.
• Can Everybody use geospatial data that provided by domestic companies in anytime and anywhere.
Individual can not get vector data from the providers.
5. Type of Geospatial Data used
• Type of geospatial data that companies mostly utilize
- Tab (Map Info), DGN(Micro Station), SHP(ESRI), CAD
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Geospatial Informationization of Administrative Job
Integrated System for various organization to share the data
Providing Civil Information Services
Physical Environment Capacity of utilization
Type of Geospatial Data used
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
6. Self Evaluation of the level
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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Geospatial Informationization of Administrative Job
Integrated System for various organization to share the data
Providing Civil Information Services
Physical Environment Capacity of utilization
Type of Geospatial Data used
• GIS Engine techniques that are originally
developed by domestic experts : None of GIS engines were developed in Vietnam
III. Current State Geospatial Data Industry
1. Capacity of Technology Development
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• GIS Engine techniques that are originally
developed by domestic experts : None of GIS
engines were developed in Vietnam
• Development Capacity
III. Current State Geospatial Data Industry
2. Capacity of Technology Development
No Name Employees
1 General Department of Land Administration 70/600
2 ViDaGIS 40/200
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2 ViDaGIS 40/200
3 Department of Informatic Technology 50/200
4 FPT TELECOM COMPANY 40/2000
5 Cooporation TMV 200/3000
• Land Survey Techniques
III. Current State Geospatial Data Industry
3. Capacity of Technology Development
No Name Employees
1 Corporation TMV (state capital) 1500/3000
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2 63 companies located in 63 provinces. 40-100 3 Units within the Ministry of Natural Resources
and Environment 200/2000
4 Over 15 private company 50-100
• Content Provider
III. Current State Geospatial Data Industry
4. Capacity of Technology Development
No Name Employees
1
Units within the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (General Department of Land Administration, Department of Informatic Technology
….)
> 3000
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1
Units within the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (General Department of Land Administration, Department of Informatic Technology
….)
> 3000
2 63 Departments of Natural resource and environment at 63 provinces
60 / 1 prov
ince
• Government Support for the activation of the geospatial Information Industry
government supports like providing subsidy and tax exemption for the development of geospatial
information
• Government Support for Geospatial R&D:
Through education
III. Current State Geospatial Data Industry
– Government Support
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• Government Support for the activation of the geospatial Information Industry
government supports like providing subsidy and tax exemption for the development of geospatial
information
• Government Support for Geospatial R&D:
Through education
• Private sector use geospatial data produces by the government for their business: not yet commercial
• Cost to use geospatial data owned by the government List of table
III. Current State Geospatial Data Industry
– Using geospatial data owned by the government
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• Private sector use geospatial data produces by the government for their business: not yet commercial
• Cost to use geospatial data owned by the government
List of table
III. Current State Geospatial Data Industry
– Self Evaluation of the level
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Capacity of Technology Development
Government Support Using geospatial data owned by the
government
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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Capacity of Technology Development
Government Support Using geospatial data owned by the
government
Very High High
Medium
Current State Geospatial Data(Total)
– Self Evaluation of the level
28 Current State in
Construction of Geospatial Data Current State in
Construction of Geospatial Data
Current State in
Utilization of Geospatial Data Current State in
Utilization of Geospatial Data
Current State in of Geospatial Data
Industry
Current State in of Geospatial Data
Industry
Medium
Low
Very Low
Result of Analysis on Condition and Status on NSDI Result of Analysis on Condition and Status on NSDI
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STRENGTH
1. From 1993, the government has been moved from
“analog” to the next “digital” generation for GPS, RS a nd GIS and spatial information.
2. Digital topographic maps of 1/1.000.000, 1/500.000, 1/250.000, 1/100.000 and 1/50.000 scale covering the whole country, 1/2000 scale covering the urban areas were completed. A 1:10,000 scale map is under construction.
1. From 1993, the government has been moved from
“analog” to the next “digital” generation for GPS, RS a nd GIS and spatial information.
2. Digital topographic maps of 1/1.000.000, 1/500.000,
1/250.000, 1/100.000 and 1/50.000 scale covering the
whole country, 1/2000 scale covering the urban areas
were completed. A 1:10,000 scale map is under
construction.
STRENGTH
3. The rate of land registration and completed digital cadastral map is 70%
4. Government has approved and implemented e-government construction (from 2005).
5. Equipment has been invested from the central level to the local level. Spatial data is available in the most of main economic sectors such as land, environment, geology..etc.
3. The rate of land registration and completed digital cadastral map is 70%
4. Government has approved and implemented e-government construction (from 2005).
5. Equipment has been invested from the central level
to the local level. Spatial data is available in the most
of main economic sectors such as land, environment,
geology..etc.
WEAK
1. Vietnam has not had an official guidelines for the development of NSDI yet. Vietnam only focus on the data is the main component.
2. There is an inefficient investment for spatial data due to lack of management skills.
3. Vietnam have not had policy and law document for the NSDI development.
4. Limitation of fund
1. Vietnam has not had an official guidelines for the development of NSDI yet. Vietnam only focus on the data is the main component.
2. There is an inefficient investment for spatial data due to lack of management skills.
3. Vietnam have not had policy and law document for the NSDI development.
4. Limitation of fund
WEAK
6. The duplication of state agencies, who are responsible for collecting and managing spatial data .
7. Local enterprise scares to do business with spatial information due to lack of official guidelines for the development of NSDI.
8. Individual can not get spatial information.
9. Lack of experts specialized in spatial information management.
6. The duplication of state agencies, who are responsible for collecting and managing spatial data .
7. Local enterprise scares to do business with spatial information due to lack of official guidelines for the development of NSDI.
8. Individual can not get spatial information.
9. Lack of experts specialized in spatial information
management.
OPPORTUNITY
1. The government invested a lot of money to acquire spatial data.
2. The government pays attention on the development of ICT technologies, management system, and nation al communications network infrastructure.
3. The e-government programfocuses on the reform of administrative procedures and improve the quality of public services
1. The government invested a lot of money to acquire spatial data.
2. The government pays attention on the development of ICT technologies, management system, and nation al communications network infrastructure.
3. The e-government programfocuses on the reform of
administrative procedures and improve the quality of
public services
OPPORTUNITY
4. Vietnamese technicians are able to catch up with the new technology.
5. ICT and GIS technologies develop very fast in the world. Vietnam can apply new technology solutions for the local NSDI development.
6. Technical supports from international organizations makes the NSDI development for Vietnam develop faster and more effeciently.
4. Vietnamese technicians are able to catch up with the new technology.
5. ICT and GIS technologies develop very fast in the world. Vietnam can apply new technology solutions for the local NSDI development.
6. Technical supports from international organizations
makes the NSDI development for Vietnam develop
faster and more effeciently.
THREAT
1. Problem to traslate from Vietnamese to other languages.
2. Individual can not get spatial data.
3. Limitation of bugest.
4. Lack of spatial data management skills.
5. Lack of experts for the spatial data managemnt
6. Services using spatial data has not developed in Vietnam yet.
1. Problem to traslate from Vietnamese to other languages.
2. Individual can not get spatial data.
3. Limitation of bugest.
4. Lack of spatial data management skills.
5. Lack of experts for the spatial data managemnt
6. Services using spatial data has not developed in
Vietnam yet.
Conclusion
1. Main contents of this presentation is to provide infor mation on development for NSDI in Vietnam to 2020.
2. NSDI development strategy for Vietnam is a little bit late but is a good chance to learn a lot of experiences.
3. The results from evaluation shows the SWOT of NS DI is useful for the NSDI development in the future.
1. Main contents of this presentation is to provide infor mation on development for NSDI in Vietnam to 2020.
2. NSDI development strategy for Vietnam is a little bit late but is a good chance to learn a lot of experiences.
3. The results from evaluation shows the SWOT of NS
DI is useful for the NSDI development in the future.
Thank you very much
Thank you very much
Current Condition of NSDI in the Philippines
Current Condition of NSDI in the Philippines
Febrina E. Damaso - Assistant Director
Joselito T. Reasol - Information Technology Officer III National Mapping and Resource Information Authority Information Management Department
General Information
• Country : PHILIPPINES
• Land Area : 300,000 sq km
• Population : 94 M
• Urbanization : 12.26%
• GDP : 338,000,000 (USD)
• Upcoming Plans : Philippine Development Plan
• Country : PHILIPPINES
• Land Area : 300,000 sq km
• Population : 94 M
• Urbanization : 12.26%
• GDP : 338,000,000 (USD)
• Upcoming Plans : Philippine Development Plan
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I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data Framework Data
• Diversity of Spatial Data
Multi-sectoral (Base, Environment and Natural Resources, Cadastral, Marine and Aquatics, Agriculture, Infrastructure and Utilities, Climatic, Biodiversity and Wildlife, Health, Education Datasets, etc.)
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Type of Data Scale Coverage Renewal Cycle Production Organization
Production
Method Medium Main User Level of Utilization
Topographic Map 1/50000 Nationwide Periodic (Every 5 years)
National Mapping a nd Resource Infor
mation Authority
Aerial Survey and Phot
ogrammetry
Paper
Government Org anization and Pri vate Companies
High
Topographic and
Orthophoto Map 1/10000
Selected Cities/
Highly Populated Areas
As necessary/ pr
ogrammed -do- -do- Digital Local Governme
nt Very High
Land Cover/ Use
Map 1/50000 Nationwide
Periodic (Every 5
years) -do-
Processing of R emotely-sensed
data
Digital
Government Org anization and Pri vate Companies
High
Administrative Ma
ps 1/50000 Nationwide Program-based -do- Derived Map fro
m Topo map Paper Provincial Gover
nment units Medium Use of remotely
sensed data; Fie ld Survey and Su rvey Computatio
ns
Framework Datasets
Land Classificati
on Map 1/20000 Nationwide Project-based -do-
Use of remotely sensed data; Fie ld Survey and Su rvey Computatio
ns
Paper and Digital
LGUs, Lands Ma nagement Burea
u/ Services
High
Slope 1/50000 Nationwide Project-based -do- Derived Digital Medium
Geodetic Control
Points Nationwide Project-based -do- GPS survey and
Processing Digital NAMRIA, Lands
Sector High
Cadastral and Iso lated Survey Retu
rns
1/1000 Nationwide Occasional Lands managemen t bureau/ services
Field Survey and Survey Computa
tions
Paper and
Digital Citizen and Very High Fisheries Dataset
s Nationwide
Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resou
rces
Digital Fishery Sector Medium
Soil Datasets Nationwide
Bureau of Soils an d Water Manageme
nt
Digital LGUs, Land Sec
tor Medium
Type of Data Scale Coverage Renewal Cycle
Production Organization
Production
Method Medium Main User Level of Utilization
Soil Datasets Nationwide
Bureau of Soils a nd Water Manag
ement
Digital LGUs, Land S
ector Medium
Air and Water Quality Datase
ts
Nationwide DENR-EMB Digital
Environment a nd natural Res ources sector
Medium
Wildlife Datas
ets Nationwide DENR-PAWB Digital -do- Medium
Framework Datasets
Wildlife Datas
ets Nationwide DENR-PAWB Digital -do- Medium
Landfills Nationwide DENR-EMB Digital -do- Medium
Mining sites Nationwide DENR-MGB Digital -do- Medium
Biodiversity Ar
ea Nationwide DENR-PAWB Digital -do- Medium
Protected Are
as Nationwide DENR-PAWB Digital -do- Medium
Community-b ased Forestry
Management Areas
Nationwide DENR-FMB Digital -do- Medium
Schools Nationwide DEP-ED Digital Education Sec
tor Medium
Framework Datasets
Type of Data Scale Coverage Renewal Cycle
Production Organization
Production
Method Medium Main User Level of Utilization
Schools Nationwide DEP-ED Digital Education Sec
tor Medium
Hospital and h
ealth Centers Nationwide DOH Digital Health Sector Medium
Tourism Datas
ets Nationwide DOT Digital Tourism Secto
r and Tourists Medium Public works a
nd Highways datasets
Nationwide DPWH Digital
Infrastructure and Utilities S
ector
Medium Public works a
nd Highways datasets
Nationwide DPWH Digital
Infrastructure and Utilities S
ector
Medium
Metro manila
datasets Metrowide MMDA Digital All concerned
sectors High Ancestral Dom
ain Nationwide NCIP Digital Cultural minori
ty entities Medium
Climate type Nationwide PAGASA Digital Medium
Hazards Datas
ets Nationwide READY Project O
ffice Digital NDRRMC, LG
Us High
Landmarks 1:10k & 1:
50K Nationwide Various sources Digital All sectors medium
Household dat
asets Nationwide NSCB Digital medium
• Basically, for all government agencies involved in geographic information, it is incumbent upon them based on their respective mandates and functions (charter) to generate geographic data.
• NAMRIA is responsible in the management of the agency’s and other agencies geospatial data through the Philippine Geoportal System.
• NAMRIA has a high level of proficiency when it comes to geospatial data
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data Legal System, Organization
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• Basically, for all government agencies involved in geographic information, it is incumbent upon them based on their respective mandates and functions (charter) to generate geographic data.
• NAMRIA is responsible in the management of the agency’s and other agencies geospatial data through the Philippine Geoportal System.
• NAMRIA has a high level of proficiency when it comes
to geospatial data
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data System of Distribution
• Distribution Method
As of now, most are off-line. On-line acquisition will be available after the PGS is launched.
• Distribution Time & Cost
For basic/standard data/information/product it will take about an average of one to two hours(over the counter transaction).
For customized geospatial data/products it will take a maximum of one week to produce the ordered item(s).
• Cost is based on the production materials used.
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• Distribution Method
As of now, most are off-line. On-line acquisition will be available after the PGS is launched.
• Distribution Time & Cost
For basic/standard data/information/product it will take about an average of one to two hours(over the counter transaction).
For customized geospatial data/products it will take a maximum of one week to produce the ordered item(s).
• Cost is based on the production materials used.
• Level of Applying Metadata
On-going construction (Partial)
• Level of Applying Standard
Mixture of both domestic and international standards
• Domestic Standard Organization
National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (mainly on the base maps geodetic control points)
Lands Management Bureau (Cadastral and isolated survey data)
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data Standard System
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• Level of Applying Metadata
On-going construction (Partial)
• Level of Applying Standard
Mixture of both domestic and international standards
• Domestic Standard Organization
National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (mainly on the base maps geodetic control points)
Lands Management Bureau (Cadastral and isolated survey data)
• Level of Fostering Human Resources for spatial Information Development
- No figure
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data
System of Fostering human resources/ Spatial Information Technology
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Name of Information
System
Built Year Primary Duties
DB Primary Content
Organization built the system
Used GIS
S/W Budget
LAMS (Land Ad ministration and Management Sy
stem)
2009
Land survey verification, titling, etc.
Cadastral and is olated survey da
ta
LAMP Project Offic e (outsourced
Using MS Vi sual .Net (locally mad e) to custom ize GI applic
ation
- Not available (funded und er the Land Administratio n and Manag ement Projec t – Phase 2) - Additional fu
nding throug h World bank for the exten sion of Phas e 2
• Level of Spatial Information Technology
LAMS (Land Ad ministration and Management Sy
stem)
Using MS Vi sual .Net (locally mad e) to custom ize GI applic
ation
- Not available (funded und er the Land Administratio n and Manag ement Projec t – Phase 2) - Additional fu
nding throug h World bank for the exten sion of Phas e 2
Philippine Geop ortal System (P
GS)
2012 Geoportal
Fundamental an d Operational D
atasets
NAMRIA (outsourc ed to GEODATA S
YSTEMS Inc.)
ARC GIS Ent erprise Serv er and Visual
.Net (local)
Php 200M
NOAH 2012
Web-based assessment of hazards
Google maps pl us data from dat a collection platf
orms
DOST-PAGASA (o utsourced to Icann
has)
Open source
(local?) Not available
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data - Self Evaluation of the level
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• Diversity of Utilization of Administrative Information system
– Survey and Titling
– Multi-sector application (Philippine Geoportal System) – Hazard Assessment
• Field of Administrative Information System -
Land Management, Environmental Issue, PreventingDisasters, etc.
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
Geospatial Informationization of Administrative
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• Diversity of Utilization of Administrative Information system
– Survey and Titling
– Multi-sector application (Philippine Geoportal System) – Hazard Assessment
• Field of Administrative Information System -
Land Management, Environmental Issue, PreventingDisasters, etc.
• Administrative service information systems that is integrated by the government for various organization to share
Geospatial Data
- Philippine Geoportal System - NOAH
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
Integrated System for various organization to share the data
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• Providing Civil Information Services(Internet Portal)
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
Providing Civil Information Services
Philippine Geoportal System www.geoportal.gov.ph/cp
NOAH Noah.dost.gov.ph
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• Public Distribution Rate of PC for government officials
One laptop/ PCs per government official
• Public Communication Network Speed
NAMRIA - 45 mbps
Other government agencies -less than 10 mbps.
• Private Distribution Rate of Car navigation system
No figures on this
• Private Distribution Rate of Smart Devices
One out of four Filipinos (around 23M filipinos)
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
Infrastructure
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• Public Distribution Rate of PC for government officials
One laptop/ PCs per government official
• Public Communication Network Speed
NAMRIA - 45 mbps
Other government agencies -less than 10 mbps.
• Private Distribution Rate of Car navigation system
No figures on this
• Private Distribution Rate of Smart Devices
One out of four Filipinos (around 23M filipinos)
• Domestic Web portal companies the provide geospatial data -
For government – 2 web-portals (NAMRIA and PAGASA)- For private – no figures
• Can Everybody use geospatial data that provided by domestic companies in anytime and anywhere
Yes, we can use geospatial information provided by domestic
companies anytime and anywhere using the smart devices such as smart phone and tablet PC
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
Capacity of utilization
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• Domestic Web portal companies the provide geospatial data -
For government – 2 web-portals (NAMRIA and PAGASA)- For private – no figures
• Can Everybody use geospatial data that provided by domestic companies in anytime and anywhere
Yes, we can use geospatial information provided by domestic
companies anytime and anywhere using the smart devices such as smart phone and tablet PC
• Type of geospatial data that companies mostly utilize
Digital Geospatial data using CAD Manual works using paper map
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
Type of Geospatial Data used
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0 2 4 6 8 10
Geospatial Informationization of Administrative Job
Integrated System for various organization to share the data
Providing Civil Information Services
Infrastructure Capacity of utilization
Type of Geospatial Data used
II. Current State in Utilization of Geospatial Data
Self Evaluation of the level
19 0
2 4 6 8 10
Geospatial Informationization of Administrative Job
Integrated System for various organization to share the data
Providing Civil Information Services
Infrastructure Capacity of utilization
Type of Geospatial Data used
• GIS Engine techniques that are originally developed by domestic experts
No Figures
• Development Capacity
No Figures
• Land Survey Techniques
Private survey companies (< 100) and Government survey and mapping agencies (at least two agencies)
• Content Provider
All government agencies with geographic data
III. Current State of Geospatial Data Industry
Capacity of Technology Development
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• GIS Engine techniques that are originally developed by domestic experts
No Figures
• Development Capacity
No Figures
• Land Survey Techniques
Private survey companies (< 100) and Government survey and mapping agencies (at least two agencies)
• Content Provider
All government agencies with geographic data
• Government Support for the activation of the geospatial Information Industry
Our government currently provides various support for the development of geospatial information industry (minimal but not in terms of subsidy and tax exemption).
• Government Support for Geospatial R&D
Our government supports for the R&D of Geospatial Information Technologies
III. Current State of Geospatial Data Industry
Government Support
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• Government Support for the activation of the geospatial Information Industry
Our government currently provides various support for the development of geospatial information industry (minimal but not in terms of subsidy and tax exemption).
• Government Support for Geospatial R&D
Our government supports for the R&D of Geospatial Information Technologies
• Private sector use geospatial data produces by the government for their business
Private sectors use geospatial data produced by the government for their business
• Cost to use geospatial data owned by the government
Depends on the price set by the agencies/offices concerned
III. Current State Geospatial Data Industry
Using geospatial data owned by the government
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• Private sector use geospatial data produces by the government for their business
Private sectors use geospatial data produced by the government for their business
• Cost to use geospatial data owned by the government
Depends on the price set by the agencies/offices concerned
III. Current State of Geospatial Data Industry
Self Evaluation
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Very High High
Medium
Current State Geospatial Data(Total)
Self Evaluation
X X
X
24 Current State in
Construction of Geospatial Data Current State in
Construction of Geospatial Data
Current State in
Utilization of Geospatial Data Current State in
Utilization of Geospatial Data
Current State in of Geospatial Data
Industry
Current State in of Geospatial Data
Industry
Medium
Low
Very Low
X
Result of Analysis on Condition and Status on NSDI
SWOT Analysis Result
Strength Strength
• ICT infrastructure and funds to acquire and maintain is available at the Central Node (in NAMRIA)
• Highly trained personnel at the Central Node
• Trained users for participating stakeholders (data providers)
• Local experts are available
• Graduate Course for Land Administration and Management at the Visayas State University
• Graduate Courses at Univ. of the Phils. (Remote Sensing, Geodesy and Geoinformatics)
• ICT infrastructure development in the government is on-going
• Training courses for IT Policy formulation including Core IT courses are available locally.
• Established Training Centers for GIS (at NAMRIA and UP-TCAGP)
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Weakness Weakness
• ICT infrastructure and funds to acquire and maintain is available at the Central Node (in NAMRIA)
• Highly trained personnel at the Central Node
• Trained users for participating stakeholders (data providers)
• Local experts are available
• Graduate Course for Land Administration and Management at the Visayas State University
• Graduate Courses at Univ. of the Phils. (Remote Sensing, Geodesy and Geoinformatics)
• ICT infrastructure development in the government is on-going
• Training courses for IT Policy formulation including Core IT courses are available locally.
• Established Training Centers for GIS (at NAMRIA and UP-TCAGP)
• Funds intended for nodal development and operations are not readily available
• Urgency of approval of policies on data acquisition/development, data sharing, data access, data ownership/ custodianship, data security and data pricing (i.e. Executive Order for data sharing and access not signed)
• Insufficient policies and standards (i.e. No NSDI Law/Act)
• Incomplete datasets at the Central portal (due to non-submission by stakeholders; data conversion are on-going in some datasets)
• Certain datasets do not reconcile due to difference in acquisition and processing methods
• Some stakeholders have not availed the GIS training courses provided by the Geoportal Project.
• No R&D from the GI Technology Industry (e.g. self-reliance program)
• Unfunded proposed GI undertaking/ projects due to absence of GI Master Plan in respective agencies.
Result of Analysis on Condition and Status on NSDI
SWOT Analysis Result
Opportunity Opportunity
• Other policies and standards including NSDI Bill can be developed in the next phases of the Philippine Geoportal project
• Master Planning to be conducted in 2013
• GIT competency-based standards can be planned and implemented.
• Development and Implementation of Geographic Information Management degree in the academe.
• Some stakeholders can still avail the GIS training courses through the Geoportal Project in the next phases including those agencies/offices that have depleted GIS staff.
• Participation in Government initiated ICT programs (e.g. iGovPhil Project).
• Potential warm bodies to conduct GI technology research
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Threat Threat
• Other policies and standards including NSDI Bill can be developed in the next phases of the Philippine Geoportal project
• Master Planning to be conducted in 2013
• GIT competency-based standards can be planned and implemented.
• Development and Implementation of Geographic Information Management degree in the academe.
• Some stakeholders can still avail the GIS training courses through the Geoportal Project in the next phases including those agencies/offices that have depleted GIS staff.
• Participation in Government initiated ICT programs (e.g. iGovPhil Project).
• Potential warm bodies to conduct GI technology research
• Non-cooperation by some stakeholders due to issues and concerns arising from unclear terms especially on data sharing and coordination.
• Low level of GIS development among agencies which may result in underdevelopment of agency/sectoral nodes;
• Low level of appreciation about the Philippine Geoportal among stakeholders and agencies;
• Sustainability (cost recovery, revenue generation) of the Philippine Geoportal.
• Depletion of trained personnel in respective stakeholder.
Current Condition of NSDI in INDONESIA
Marcelina Rinny Hendrawati * Tandang Yuliadi **
* Head of Technical Unit of Infrasturcture and Thematic Mapping, Center of Data Processing Ministry of Public Works
** Analyst, Center of Networks System and Spatial Data Geospatial Information Agency
General Information of INDONESIA
• Country : INDONESIA
• Land Area :
1,910,931 ㎢• Population :
237,641 thousands of people (2010)
• Urbanization :
53.7 % (2010)• GDP :
6,436,270.8 thousands dollar (2010)• Upcoming Plans
- Masterplan for Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesia Economic Development (MP3EI) 2011- 2025
- Millenium Development Goals of Indonesia (MDGs) - 2004 - 2015
• Country : INDONESIA
• Land Area :
1,910,931 ㎢• Population :
237,641 thousands of people (2010)
• Urbanization :
53.7 % (2010)• GDP :
6,436,270.8 thousands dollar (2010)• Upcoming Plans
- Masterplan for Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesia Economic Development (MP3EI) 2011- 2025
- Millenium Development Goals of Indonesia (MDGs) - 2004 - 2015
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MP3EI MP3EI
Ref. : Rep. Indonesia (2011)
6 Economic Corridors of Indonesia
Geospatial Education and Industry should be well and pro portionally distributed all over 6 Economic Corridors.
Ref. : Rep. Indonesia (2011)
MDGs intended to halve the proportion of people suffering from hunger, ensure that all children can complete primary education, eliminate gender
disparity at all levels of education, reduce under-five and infant
mortality rates by two thirds, and halve the proportion of people without access to improved water sources by 2015
MDGs intended to halve the proportion of people suffering from hunger, ensure that all children can complete primary education, eliminate gender
disparity at all levels of education, reduce under-five and infant
mortality rates by two thirds, and halve the proportion of people without access to improved water sources by 2015
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data – Framework Data
Diversity of Spatial Data
Type of Data Scale Coverage Production
Organization
Topographic Map 1/250.000, 1/100.000, 1/
50.000, 1/25.000
Nationwide Geospatial Information Agency
Geodetic Control Netw orks
Nationwide Geospatial Information Agency
Coastal Map 1/250.000 Coastal area Geospatial Information
Agency
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Coastal Map 1/250.000 Coastal area Geospatial Information
Agency
Aeronautical Chart 1/1.000.000 Nationwide Geospatial Information Agency
Infrastructure Map 1/25.000 Province, Regency/Ci ty
Ministry of Public Wor ks
Cadastral Map 1/5.000, 1/1000 Nationwide National Land Agency
Soil Map 1/250.000 Nationwide Ministry of Agriculture
Geological Map 1/250.000 Nationwide Geological Agency
I. Current State in Construction of Geospatial Data – Framework Data
Framework Data (Basic map):
Topographic Map with scale 1/25.000, 1/50.000, and 1/10.000
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