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A new approach to spatial data infrastructure focused around users and collaboration. Development, Implementation and maintenance of a Geonode portal for local and regional collaboration, geospatial data sharing and management, to support evidence-‐based decision making.
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Geonode Presentation (ppt)
- 1. St. Kitts and Nevis GeoNode Overview SKNGIS - Physical Planning and Environment Eduardo Mattenet Senior GIS Officer - GIS/IT Consultant IW:LEARN Regional ICT Workshop - LAC May 21-25, 2012 Basseterre, St. Kitts, St. Kitts and Nevis
- 2. GIS Components Successfully manage all GIS components as a whole PROFESSIONALS (Human Factor) 8/21/2014 2
- 3. SKNGIS - Challenge FP DC ENV WD DOA DOLAH IRD… Others… SKNGIS Requests needs to be answered in a timely manner Public 8/21/2014 3
- 4. How to improve local and regional collaboration and data-sharing? 8/21/2014 4
- 5. GeoNode GeoNode is an open source platform that facilitates the creation, sharing, and collaborative use of geospatial data. GeoNode? A new approach to spatial data infrastructure focused around users and collaboration 8/21/2014 5
- 6. Simple web-based tools • Edit metadata in the same place • Privacy controls to restrict access as needed Make Data Sharing Easy 8/21/2014 6
- 7. Make Data Sharing Useful • Download data in a variety of formats • Use existing datasets to create maps • Export your maps to other websites or PDF Makes Data Sharing Useful 8/21/2014 7
- 8. Share Data and MetadataSearch Data and Metadata 8/21/2014 8
- 10. Where in the Region? • Operational GeoNodes: • Grenada • Saint Lucia • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines • Saint Kitts and Nevis (Testing phase) • GeoNode has been deployed at the University of West Indies - Geo-Informatics Department led by Dr. Opadeyi • Soon to be deployed at the CCRIF • Belize and Dominica next on the list
- 11. Geonode uses and users • Geospatial data can be used for many purposes: establishing baseline data, conducting risk assessments, planning, project monitoring, and tracking progress. • Access to high quality information is critical for project mangers, planners, policy makers, stakeholders and consultants involved in the development projects, as well as students, and public sector. • Composing, sharing and publishing geospatial data and maps. • Geonode lets you upload, manage, browse and search data. 8/21/2014 11
- 13. Geonode Project Goals • Development, Implementation and maintenance of a Geonode portal for local and regional collaboration, geospatial data sharing and management, to support evidence-based decision making. • facilitate open access to related geo-spatial information, data and knowledge sources, encouraging others to collaborate and share spatial data. • Address technical challenges of both national and regional geospatial data management, including GSDI, data-sharing, metadata policies, infrastructure, technological capacity, and open-source data platforms. 8/21/2014 13
- 16. Requirements (hardware) • Server (hosting portal, serve data and maps) at least 4 Gb of Ram, recommended 6+ Gb • Workstation / PC (data access and production) • Peripheral (IN / OUT) 8/21/2014 16
- 17. Requirements (GIS Software comp.) O.S. Server 200x / Ubuntu 10.04+ TerraSync GPS Pathfinder Office ArcGIS 10.1 9.X 3.x Geoserver OpenLayers OpenGeo Suite Comm. Ed. gvGIS QGIS GRAS … 8/21/2014 17
- 18. Requirements (software) Software Open Source • Virtualbox 4.0.16 or greater • UBUNTU 10.04 • Geonode platform • GeoServer (WMS, WCS, WFS) • OpenLayes (dynamic map in any web page) • PostGIS • OpenGeo Community edition (Production) 8/21/2014 18
- 19. Requirements (admin) Experience with Linux or desire and time to learn Experience with GIS data 8/21/2014 19
- 20. Requirements (data) • ESRI Shapefile format • Geotiffs • Projection information (recommended GCS WGS84) • Metadata (ISO TC211) 8/21/2014 20
- 21. Requirements (implementation) • Data • a GeoNode administrator e.g. a tech person with a min 2 year contract • a server located in a high bandwidth location • Regular trainings for end users by the local admin. 8/21/2014 21
- 22. SKNGIS Geonode Portal and data warehouse 8/21/2014 22
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- 25. Geonode a practical case study Planning for a new cemetery 8/21/2014 25
- 26. New Cemetery for Basseterre 8/21/2014 26
- 27. New Cemetery (Basseterre) – Land use 8/21/2014 27
- 28. New Cemetery (Basseterre) – Flooding risk 8/21/2014 28
- 33. Geonode SKN - Challenge FP DC ENV WD DOA DOLAH IRD … Others… SKNGIS Requests needs to be answered in a timely manner Public 8/21/2014 33
- 34. Questions? • Does GeoNode attempt to replace ArcGIS, Mapinfo, Geomedia, etc.? • Does GeoNode support MrSID, ECW, Arcgrid, JPEG 2000, and World Files? • Does GeoNode work with MySQL, Oracle spatial, MS SQL, Arc SDE? • Does GeoNode support OGC standards? (eg. WMS, WFS, WCS, CSW, TMS) • Does GeoNode support uploading data in different projections/datums? • Is GeoNode really open source? – You can find the source at: http://github.com/GeoNode/geonode 8/21/2014 34
- 36. Thank You For more information on Geonode and applications http://www.geonode.org St. Kitts and Nevis - Eduardo Mattenet GIS IT Consultant Dept. Physical Planning and Environment, Min. of Sustainable Development ematenet@sisterisles.kn World Bank - Bradley Lyon Disaster Risk Management, LAC blyon@worldbank.org - Ariel Nunez Global Facility For Disaster Reduction & Recovery GFDRR Labs anunezgomez@worldbank.org - Justin Locke Disaster Risk Management Specialist, LAC jlocke@worldbank.org 8/21/2014 36