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ESPON Seminar Lillehammer May 10/11, 2004

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The GMES initiative, established to enhance Europe's role in global monitoring, focuses on creating a comprehensive capacity for environmental and security observation by 2008. During the ESPON Seminar held in Lillehammer in May 2004, various dimensions of GMES were addressed, including user needs for independent information critical for EU policies, the necessity of Earth observation technology, and key drivers of GMES projects. Topics included land cover change, environmental stress, water management, risk management systems, and comprehensive geo-information services to ensure sustainable spatial planning across Europe.

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  1. ESPON Seminar LillehammerMay 10/11, 2004 Spatial Planning in GMES G - Global M - Monitoring for E - Environment and S - Security

  2. What is GMES ? A European initiative with different dimensions! • the user ‘s dimension - the need for independent information for EU environmental and security policies • the strategic dimension - the necessity for Europe to play a leading role in information and Earth observation technology • Overall goal - Establish by 2008 a European Capacity for Global Monitoring of Environment and Security • key drivers of GMES • The European Commission – DG Research / DG InfSo / DG JRC / DG Environment / DG Regio / DG Agri / DG ? • The European Space Agency ESA ESPON Seminar

  3. Initial List of GMES Priority Themes • European Regional Monitoring • Land Cover Change in Europe • Environmental Stress in Europe • Water Management (world-wide) • Global Monitoring • Global Vegetation Monitoring • Global Ocean Monitoring • Global Atmosphere Monitoring • Security related Aspects • Support to Regional Development Aid • Systems for Risk Management • Systems for Crisis Management and Humanitarian Aid • Horizontal Support Action • Information Management Tools and Contributionsto the Development of a European Spatial DataInfrastructure ESPON Seminar

  4. Integrated projects /SSA’s / STREP’sgeoland Operational Programme GSE LAND European Space Agency GMES landscape: present and future Program initiators Projects / Programme DG Research Support: DG-Env 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 GSE projects related to land use/land cover • SAGE • GUS • CoastWatch ESPON Seminar

  5. geoland addresses the pre-operational delivery of Information Services necessary for the implementation of European directives & international conventions Policies / Directives / Conventions European and Global Monitoring Habitats ESDP,ESPON Natura 2000 Wetland Directive Water Framework Directive Soil Protection Initiat. Sustainable Developm. Fight against Poverty Global Change Kyoto Global Environment Protection • Core Service Centres • Generic Land Cover • Bio-geophysical Parameters • Observatory Networks • Nature Protection • Water & Soil • Spatial Planning • Global Land Cover & Forest Change • Food Security & Crop Monitoring • Natural Carbon Flux …… Integrate existing monitoring and reporting solutions into comprehensive services networks geoland- Thematic Scope ESPON Seminar

  6. Starts from user requirements! Active involvement of users Follows European Standards in terms of Nomenclature (e.g. CORINE LC) Formats (OpenGIS) Technical standards (INSPIRE) Quality Assurance (ISO) Based on sound experience the partners in LU/LC applications, especially for Agricultural land use and irrigation Forestry Urban mapping Processing chains designed for efficient production of LU/LC products, in terms of quality, affordabilty, and highest possible degree of automation General Approach ESPON Seminar

  7. geoland – Observatory Spatial Planning • Lead: GeoVille (total budget:> 2 Mill €) • Strong link with core service “Land cover” led by Infoterra • Partners: • University of Leeds (UK) • JRC • Hugin (D) • Austrian Research Centres (A) • Extended user group: • DG Regio • EURO-CITIES • METRECS • ETC-TE • Federal Environment Agency (A) • Austrian Institute of Spatial Planning (A) • State Governments of Vorarlberg & Upper Austria (A) ESPON Seminar

  8. Objectives and goals Introducing innovative EO based services and products into the domain of spatial planning Products in the urban-urban and urban-rural relations domain Products in the agricultural-environmental domain Tools & models to build scenarios Becoming the reference for EO spatial planning applications at European, national & regional level geoland – Observatory Spatial Planning ESPON Seminar

  9. Summary of the geoland Services for Spatial Planning EO based applications for spatial planning to provide operational, homogenous and localised geo-information services for Europe Fulfilling the requirements of reliability sustainability, and affordability Thereby helping to understand the diversity of the European territory (polycentrism, etc.) to mitigate urban-rural disparities for a balanced territorial development to ensure sustainable use of soil as a non-renewable resource to evaluate spatial planning programmes on different levels to assess territorial impacts of infrastructure investments geoland– Observatory Spatial Planning ESPON Seminar

  10. Contact Dr. Franz JaskollaInfoterra GmbHFriedrichshafen / GermanyT. +49-7545-8-9965E. Franz.Jaskolla@infoterra-global.com Dr. Christian Hoffmann Geoville GesmbH Innsbruck / Austria T. +43-512-5620-211 E: hoffmann@geoville.com geoland-Webpage: http://www.gmes-geoland.info ESPON Seminar