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PANEL-GI Pan European link for Geographical
Information Project overviewGiorgio
SaioGISIG
Panel-GI workshop Retrospect and Prospect Eugises
2000 Conference Budapest 8th September 2000
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PANEL-GIPAN European Link for Geographical
InformationConcerted Action) PROGRAMME INCO
COPERNICUS (project n 7136)International
Cooperation in Research and Technology
development with CEEC

• Outlines
• Establishment of a GI European Network aimed at
  involving partners from CEEC in the process of
  creation of a Pan European Geographical
  Information Forum.

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PANEL-GI General Objectives

• to establish a Pan European Network in the GI
  field
• to stimulate the participation of CEEC in the
  process of creation of a EGII
• to stimulate the creation/development of GI
  groups in the CEEC
• to give a contribution to the development of GI
  market in CEEC.

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PANEL-GI Network activities

• Networking to create the EU - CEEC GI framework
• A tool for GI/GIS
• The PANEL-GI Compendium
• Technology Transfer and Exchange of experiences
  (Study visits)
• Networking and Technology Transfer at National
  level in CEEC (by National focal points)
• Dissemination and awareness
• European level
• National level

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PANEL-GI partnership (1/2)

• from EU
• GISIG - Geographical Information Systems
  International Group (I)
• EUROGI - European Umbrella Organisation for
  Geographical Information (NL)
• Joint Research Centre of Ispra
• Space Applications Institute, SAI (EU)
• Technical University of Vienna (A)
• CNIG - Centro Nacional de Informaçao Geografica
  (P)

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• PANEL-GI partnership (2/2)
• from CEEC
• HUNAGI - Hungarian Association for
  Geo-Information (HU)
• GISPOL - Polish Land Information Systems User
  Association (PL)
• Masaryk University (CZ)
• ICI - National Institute for Research and
  Development in Informatics (RO)
• Technical University of Sofia (BG)
• University of Zilina (SK)

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PANEL-GIWORKPLAN ORGANISATION

• Activities
• WP1. Networking and Management
• WP2. PANEL-GI package
• WP3. Study visits
• WP4. Networking and Technology Transfer at
  National Level (CEEC)
• WP5. Dissemination and awareness

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PANEL-GI PACKAGE PANEL-GI Compendium A Guide
for GI and GIS

• A reference book useful for a vision of key
  issues of GI/GIS field
• Readable with a general knowledge/experience,
  without specific technical backgrounds
• Addressed to managers in business and decision
  makers in the Administrations
• Defined in concertation by thePANEL-GI
  partnership
• To be produced by the partners collaboration,
  according to their specific expertise

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PANEL-GI PACKAGE ORGANISATION

• Core Package
• The reference book (published and on the Web)
• Target Managers in business and decision makers
  in Administration
• Extended Package
• Organised collection of technical material
  related to the core contents (available on the
  Web with cross links)
• Target GI/GIS Community including project
  managers, researchers, students...

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PANEL-GI CORE PACKAGE CONTENT
1. The importance of Geographic Information 2.
Basic Concepts of GIS 3. Organisation and
Business Aspects of GIS 4. Geographic Information
Infrastructure 5. National GII Solutions The
Portuguese experience (project SNIG) 6.
Standardisation and Interoperability 7. GIS
Application Domains 8. Conclusions Annex 1
Links Annex 2 Glossary
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STUDY VISITS

• Objectives
• to support transfer of knowledge about the
  PANEL-GI issues
• also intended to stimulate contacts among
  companies about GIS market and products.

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STUDY VISITS (RESULTS) (1/2)
SEP 98 CNIG (P) National System for GI
(SNIG) Other CNIG projects for Municipal
Master Plan, Remote Sensing and
Environment GIS experience from Post Office
Administration, Municipalities, National
Water Institute, GIS private firm Nov
98 EUROGI (F) Policy for EGII Visits to
CNIG - AFIGEO, MEGRIN/CERCO
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STUDY VISITS (RESULTS) (2/2) Apr 99 TU
VIENNA (A) GI RTD at TU Visits to Federal
Cadastre Office, City Council,
GIS private firms (geomarketing Jul 99
JRC/SAI (EU) GI/GIS Projects at JRC ISPRA,
including CEO Visits to CSI
Piemonte (Regional GIS) GISIG (I)
Visits to AMGA (GIS application in the water
sector) and City Council
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STUDY VISITS (OTHERS) (1/2)

• Visit to VTT (FIN)
• Visits linked to PANEL-GI workshops in CEEC
  (e.g. in Poland)
• Main Statistical Office in Warsaw
• Geography and Cartography Office in Warsaw
• Provincial Office of Geodetic and
  Cartographic Superintendence in Olsztyn
• Geodetic and Land Management Department of
  Municipality Office in Olsztyn

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• STUDY VISITS (OTHERS) (2/2)
• Visits linked to Leonardo staff mobility
• FOMI (H) to University of Genoa (I) and GISIG
• Masaryk University (CZ) to AMGA (I) and JRC
• University of Pardubice (CZ) to VTT (FIN)
• University of Ostrava (CZ) to CNIG (P)
• GISIG to West Hungary University (H)

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NETWORKING AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AT NATIONAL
LEVEL

• Objectives
• To establish GI networks and technology transfer
  poles in CEEC
• To disseminate and exploit the PANEL-GI issues in
  CEEC
• To participate in the gradual process of the
  design of the National Geographic Information
  Infrastructure in CEEC, involving the different
  actors of the GI Community.
• To share experiences on how to approach and
  establish NGIA
• To create a business framework based on the
  network and its achieved results

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NETWORKING AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN CEEC

• First results
• Analysis of GI context at country level
• Survey of GI actors
• PANEL-GI meetings and seminars
• Establishment of groups of interest, including IT
  companies, data providers, users, Research and
  Education
• PANEL-GI WWW Pages
• National workshop organisation

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PANEL-GIDISSEMINATION AND AWARENESS

• Target
• European level
• National level
• Activities
• PANEL-GI workshops
• PANEL-GI WWW pages
• Promotional material White Paper
• PANEL-GI Package publication

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PANEL-GI Workshops
Launching workshop linked with GIS Brno 98
(June) PANEL-GI workshops in the CEEC Countries
Poland (Warsaw/Olsztyn)
16-18 September 1999 Hungary
(Szolnok) 23-24 September 1999
9th National GI Conference Romania
(Sinaia) 25-27
October 1999 ICTPA99 Czech Republic
(Ostrava) 22-25 January 2000
Bulgaria (Sofia)
5-6 June 2000 Geographical Information
Infrastructure 2000 Result presentation PANEL-GI
retrospect and prospect EUGISES 2000
8 September
2000
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NETWORK OPENNESS

• The openness of PANEL-GI will be fostered
  towards
• The European GI community
• Organisations from the CEEC (BG, CZ, H, PL, RO)
  represented by the project partners that have
  indeed the mission of disseminating at a national
  level the project results, especially towards IT
  companies and GIS users.
• Organisations from other CEEC with the aim to
  enlarge the country scope of the project
• University of Zilina (SK) already joined the
  PANEL-GI Partnership
• Subcontracts with Latvian and Croatian
  organisation are in progress
• Other...

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NEXT ACTIONS

• Publication of the PANEL-GI Package
• Development of the Extended Package
• Translation of the PANEL-GI Package in the
  National languages by the CEEC partners
• Development of networking and technology transfer
  activity at a National level
• Promotion of NGIAs or their development
• Country scope enlargement towards CEEC

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• Network exploitation strategies (1/2)
• PANEL-GI intendes to be operate as a network
  also after the completion of the project with the
  the following objectives
• to favour exchange of experiences among the
  PANEL-GI Members
• to promote new actions and initiatives as
  follow-up and exploitation of the PANEL-GI
  results
• to maintain and update the Extended Package of
  the PANEL-GI Compendium

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• Network exploitation strategies (2/2)
• to establish mutual technical co-operation among
  the Members for the realisation of initiatives
  at European, National and Regional level
• to operate as a cluster of projects and
  initiatives related to the Panel-GI issues in
  order to exchange experiences and create
  synergies among these projects/ initiatives
• to enlarge the country scope in particular
  towards CEEC, NIS and MED, also with the
  promotion of new National Geographical
  Information Associations (NGIAs)
• to create linkages with other groups or
  initiatives complementary to Panel-GI