Emergency Management Pilot in BRISEIDE

摘要

BRISEIDE aims to build spatio-temporal services needed by Civil Protection and Risk managers for the decision making processes. Usually, existing GI services used for the management of critical situations don't fully consider the harmonization from different sources and don't use the defined standards. In addition, current guidelines and implementing rules don't provide the requested support for the spatio-temporal services planned in the project. For this reason, when necessary, the project proposes practical solutions in order to reach the required level of integration between the standards used by the different providers. These solutions will be implemented as new services, hosted on the project web-site and built by means of open source frameworks. This document has been prepared in the context of Work Package 1 - Inter-domain interoperability and user requirement analysis, whose goal is to identify BRISEIDE user and system requirements and to define accordingly the architecture of the final Pilot. The existing base-maps and thematic datasets, relevant to BRISEIDE Database Model, as well as available services identified throughout T.1.5 will be analyzed with the purposes of defining any adaptation or processing required to deliver a harmonized and seamless infrastructures. The present report is therefore, the result of this task consolidated into the D.1.05 - "Analysis of Adaptation of Existing Data / Services". The deliverable analyses the information prepared in other tasks from WP1, User Requirements and Use cases and Services requirements as target BRISEIDE models, as well as Survey of existing GI and Services as source BRISEIDE model provided by BRISEIDE stakeholder. The process of harmonization is addressed to make the information provided by the different data providers in the BRISEIDE project interoperable. Several projects have been working deeply in the process of harmonization of Data following INSPIRE Directive principles, with the aim to meet its objectives of creating, maintaining, and sharing information (e.g. Humboldt, Medisolae, NATURE SDIplus, EURADIN). However, the need of services adaptation has not been usually considered except to determine a minimum WS to be built for sharing harmonized data among all project partners (e.g. EURADIN, NATURE SDIplus, etc.) At the beginning of the project every data provider reported the information available within this project. The analysis of the information provided, stated a high level of heterogeneity and different type of information that will be used for pilots deployment. In order to fulfill the project goals is necessary to deliver a harmonized and seamless infrastructure, making the adaptation analysis one of the basic steps during the project.