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Enhancing Transboundary Groundwater Governance through the Information Management System

The Information Management System (IMS) is designed to collect, store, visualize, and share structured information to support transboundary groundwater governance. It focuses on interpreted data rather than raw data, facilitating the creation of thematic maps, tabular data, and visuals. The system will provide a public view of point, vector, and polygon data, alongside technical assistance and guidelines for national experts and regional coordinators. This collaborative effort aims to enhance decision-making and transboundary cooperation in groundwater management.

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Enhancing Transboundary Groundwater Governance through the Information Management System

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  1. IMS – Information Management System Neno Kukuric- IGRAC Almaty - July 2014

  2. Purpose of IMS • Collect, store, visualise and share structured information • in order to: • Support transboundary groundwater governance • Allow replication of the assessment

  3. Information to be stored • Indicators • Parameters/variables • Tabular data • Thematic maps • Background maps • Documents • Images • and: • Meta information Projections (WaterGap)

  4. IMSFunctionalities Public View • Point data • Vectors • Polygon data • TIFF imagines Generating new pieces of information by combining/creating overlays of thematic maps

  5. Whatwillthe IMSbe (and notbe ?) The system will not be a database for ‘raw data’ • GGRETAIMSwill be an Information Management System for interpreted data and documents • to support transboundary groundwater management

  6. Actors and roles in Data Flow • GGIS • National Experts (NE) • Regional coordinators • IGRAC - UNESCO • Global Groundwater Information System • IMS Development and maintenance • Guidelines and data protocols • Technical assistance to NE’s • Data & information collection • Data processing and harmonisation • Create visuals • Coordinate & assist NE • Facilitate Transboundary cooperation, data harmonisation and creation of visuals Decision Support Tool (Consultative Body) + Info source

  7. Under construction - first trial version expected online 4th quarter 2014

  8. Thank you

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