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The Vision : Towards a Spatially Enabled Nation

This overview presents the vision for a Spatially Enabled Nation, highlighting the importance of a National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI). It outlines the goals for making interoperable geospatial information accessible for national decision-making, public security, and business efficacy. Challenges in governance, institutional arrangements, capacity building, and data sensitivity are addressed, along with the enablers such as existing policies and data sharing frameworks. The presentation aims to engage stakeholders across government, community, and the general public to foster a cohesive approach to spatial information management.

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The Vision : Towards a Spatially Enabled Nation

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  1. The Vision : Towards a Spatially Enabled Nation Dr Victor Khoo Manager, Survey Services

  2. Overview • Towards a Spatially Enabled Nation • The Vision • The Goals • The Enablers • The Challenges • The Examples

  3. The Vision – Towards Spatial Enabled Nation • NSDI is a governance infrastructure comprising institutional arrangement, policies, standards, geo-spatial data, clearinghouse and services that enables the interoperability of authoritative geo-spatial information for a nation • Enabling all stakeholders in terms of spatial information

  4. The Stakeholders • Government / Agencies • Community / Industry / Businesses • Citizen / General Public

  5. The Goals • Having a mechanism to make available the interoperable, organised and authoritative geospatial information for: • National level decision making; • Public security; • Cost effective businesses; and • Location awareness among citizens

  6. Policy / Institutional Framework Applications / Services Metadata Clearing House Data Standards From Land Data Hub to Spatial Data Infrastructure • Governance Infrastructure • Data Sharing Model

  7. The Enablers • Existing policies • Data Sharing policies • Whole-of-government • Integrated government • Infrastructure • Standard Reference Frames • Positioning Infrastructure • Clearinghouse • Business Demand

  8. The Challenges • Fundamental • Institutional Arrangement • Capacity building • Funding • Data sensitivity

  9. SVY21 Coordinate System • Gazetted homogenous reference frame for geospatial information • Initiated for the cadastral survey system which form the base for other geospatial data • Underpins all geospatial activities

  10. SiReNT – Singapore Satellite Positioning Reference Network

  11. SSEK-Senoko SNTU-NTU SSEK SNYP SLOY SLOY-Loyang SNTU SKEP SNYP-Nanyang Poly SKEP-Keppel Club 0 5 10 15 km SiReNT GPS Reference Stations

  12. INLIS – Integrated Land Information Service

  13. LandQuery

  14. StreetMap@Singapore

  15. SPIO – State Property Information Online

  16. Wireless@SG

  17. LandNET

  18. Thank you

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