co-funded by the
European Community
eContentplus programme
NATURE-SDIplusGood Practices
Good Practices (GP) are an efficient tool to learnfrom experience (project dimension, reasons andobjectives, implementation)
GP are intended as technical, organizational anddata sharing cases/experiences; they are a goodapproach to review the geo-information flow innature conservation
GP are collected into an on-line database, uponinput by the Members of the NATURE-SDIplusNetwork and targeted stakeholders in the field
The information is collected via a template, in casefurther refined with personal interviews
GP have been also presented in the projectworkshops (proceedings available)
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GOOD PRACTICES
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Thetemplate tocollectinformation
GOOD PRACTICES CATALOGUE
The Catalogue includes 38 practices (14 differentcountries, 3 international practices)
The most reported keywords:
environmental monitoring
reporting
data access
management
metadata management
dataset harmonisation
The most reported application areas:
planning & management,
biodiversity,
species distribution,
natural resources sustainable exploitation
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COLLECTED GOOD PRACTICES
COLLECTED GOOD PRACTICES
PAMPLONA, 2009
Biodiversity Data Infrastructure of Navarra
The Bertiz Natural Parkin nature geo-data management
The UK National Biodiversity Network NBN
MESH - Mapping European Seabed Habitats
The use of a relational database to store, manage and spread spatial databy a french landscape and biodiversity conservation NGO
A methodological approach to habitat mapping: the Interreg project "Floraand habitat conservation and management in the south-western Alps”
Impact detection and assessment supporting integrated coastal zoneconservation policy using GIS and Remote Sensing: a Case Study
Web-GIS Applications for the management of Natural Resources of Crete
GIS - a useful tool in WFD implementation and river hydrological andgeochemical response investigation
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GOOD PRACTICES AT WORKSHOPS
SIPNAT - The Portugese Experience
Transboundary Case Study: PN Douro International and PN Arribes delDuero
Biodiversity Information Systems: examples of data management
The BioDiversity4All Project - connecting people in the Web 2.0 toincrease biodiversity knowledge
Structural Soil Erosion Model for the Portugese National EcologicalPreserve
INSPIRE Biodiversity Mashup: Current Status
The use of GIS for the protection of the Natura2000 site Rila mountain
Concept and reality of INSPIRE for risk management in Bulgaria
The SDI portal of MS.MONINA: a Multi-scale Service for MonitoringNATURA 2000 Habitats of European Community Interest
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GOOD PRACTICES AT WORKSHOPS
Training Package
Level 3
Applications
Level 1
BackgroundKnowledge
Level 2
SDI and Natureconservation
It has a meaningful link with training and isexploited also by a module of the TrainingFramework
GOOD PRACTICE AND TRAINING
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MODULE 13 - GOOD PRACTICES
NBN Gateway (National Biodiversity Network's Gateway)
BDN (Banche Dati Naturalistiche)
Geoportal of Karlovarsky Region
Data publication at Local Government of Liberecky Region
FFH basic data collection
SAGIS - WebGIS of the Federal State of Salzburg
State Cadastre of Protected areas
A tool to recover metadata
Navarre Biodiversity Data Infrastructure
Information system of Protected species
MESH (Mapping European Seabed Habitats)
Territorially analytical Backgrounds Limits (Department of Prague Development)
Vysočina Region
GIS data base Of Osogovo Mountains in Bulgaria and Macedonia
Strandja NP Territory Borders (Urban Development and Nature Conservation)
ICNB SIPNAT
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The challenge is to continue in Good Practice (bothtechnical solutions and data management) collection,grounded on the input received by targetedstakeholders, and to share them within thecommunity.
If you wish to contribute, please, contact the NATURE-SDIplusproject Office (e-mail: office@nature-sdi.eu).
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CALL FOR GOOD PRACTICES