Czech Living Labs for collaborative e governance

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Czech Living Labs for collaborative e governance

• Karel Charvat, Petr Horak

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CLL Structure
Research Associations
Regional Local Authorities
Privat Companies
State Institutes
Universities
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What is living lab

• Cooperation of
• Researchers
• Developers
• End users
• On solving common problems. End users are
  directly involved into research

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What is living lab
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What is living lab
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Wirelessinfo

• WIRELESSINFO is non-profitable Czech association
  - virtual research institute founded in 2003 by
  Czech participants on project WIRELESSINFO IST
  1999- 21056. WRLS group a only Czech partners
  from different location and focus. WRLS has a
  very wide field of activities with a big
  exploitative research and implementation
  potential on both on Czech market and European
  market. Association group a follow partners
• Main goals of WIRELESSINFO association are to
  coordinate activities in research, new
  development, testing and exploitations of new
  information systems and technologies for data
  collection and data transport on the market,
  which are collective for all members. WRLS has a
  very wide field of activities with a big
  exploitative potential on both on Czech and
  European market.

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Wirelessinfo

• First Czech Living Lab
• Member of Europan Network of Living Labs (enter
  in first year on Helsinki IST conference)

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CLL Aims
To replace geodata transport, where it is
possible, with Web Services
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Themes of CLL

• Territorial planning (Vysocina Authority, Olomouc
  Authority, Liberec Authority, Chotebor
  municipality and Sumperk municipality, AGERIS,
  Help forest, Lesprojekt, HSRS)
• EAFRD (Forest Management Institute, VUZE, HSRS,
  Help forest, MJM, Lesprojekt)
• Risk Management (CCSS, Vysocina Authority,
  Olomouc Authority, Masaryk University, Help
  forest, HSRS, Lesprojekt, GILAT)
• Territorial gaming (CCSS, Liberec Authority,
  HSRS, Lesprojekt)
• Environmental awareness (CCSS, Help forest, HSRS,
  Lesprojekt, MJM)

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Decision maker support

• Search incoming information necessary for
  multi-criteria decisions validation description,
  and preparation of metadata to assist in
  publishing the information (using web context
  files)
• Initial virtual brainstorming (multi-participant)
  using eCollaboration and decision support tools
  to set up and apply the decision model
• Modeling of alternative scenarios using a
  combination of GIS (commercial and open source)
  and CDP in a common eCollaborative workspace
• eCollaborative discussions to validate the
  different scenarios and models and to agree on
  commonly acceptable solutions
• Finalization and visualization of accepted plan

Data searching
metadata
Map Compositor
Data Publishing
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Principle of Web Services
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EAFRD

• Detection of arrears, which could be supported
  from EAFRD
• On line monitoring conditions of this areas
• Support farmers and forest owners in preparation
  of request for subsidies
• Check the request
• In situ controlling

Data sharing on the web
Communication Unit
PDA application
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Risk management

• collection of information from sensors networks
  on dispatcher server
• on line monitoring of situation
• managing of collaborative teams in terrain by
  dispatcher
• collaboration inside of teams of terrain workers

Fire Department location
Cars watching
Sensors watching
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Environmental awareness

• planning background (regional plan, local plan,
  designations)
• integrated Environmental Impact Assessment
• application of tools for web services
• searching for relevant Information and Geodata
  sets
• Analyzing Geodata
• objective/subjective evaluation of impacts
• interactions between parameters
• cumulative effects of parameters

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LL Tools

• Usable Tools for CLL-WRLS

• Metadata System
• Map Applications
• Web Processing Serv.
• Multimedia Tools
• 3D applications
• Mobile Solution
• eLearning Solution

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Principle of data sharing
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Proposal of Deployment Model
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The Groups of User Requirements

• The tools providing interconnection between
  different metadata catalogues so that a user can
  search for a geodata source from several
  different sources.
• The applications, enabling users to connect
  updated data on the external servers and use the
  data for their work. The connection of the data
  will be provided as a service based on open
  standards.
• The tools and services providing the conversion
  from and into various formats.
• The services to make data available for
  responsible personnel from private companies
  experts, planners, specialists,
• The open services for data sharing among
  different levels of governance
• The applications and services for geodata
  collecting and displaying on mobile devices
• The tools for learning about new technologies

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Common User Requirements

• Easy to use, end to end simplified, locally
  relevant solutions
• Solutions that are embedded into Collaborative
  Working Environment comprising informal and
  formal aspects of collaboration
• Service Oriented Architecture approach
• Compliancy with Open Standards
• Benchmarking against and synergizing with Living
  Labs located in Europe

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CLL-W requirements

• Most of the CLL-W users requirements should be
  covered inside of LL
• The press to
• big geodata providers for publishing their
  geodata in standardized forms
• mobile devices producer for support of the
  solutions which are focused on better internet
  connection
• anybody for cooperation on development of the new
  network of sensors

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The CLL-WIRELESSINFO Offer

• Implementation of the presented tools into C_at_R
  Core Tools and their next development the
  possibility to use them by other RLL
• Cooperation to establish new Core Services based
  on the OGC Standards
• Sharing experiences

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Use Case Territorial Planning
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Use Case Territorial Planning
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Use Case Territorial Planning
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Use Case Territorial Planning
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