Data and services integration. Experience in the Segura River

Basin Authority

José Antonio Vera Gomis

Segura River Planning Office

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SEGURA RIVER BASIN AUTHORITY

The Segura River Basin Authority (ConfederaciónHidrográfica del Segura) is a public body attachedto the Ministry of Environment, rural and marine affairs

Elaboration and revision of the basin management plans

The management and control of hydraulic public

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The management and control of hydraulic publicdomain and the basic infrastructures related.

The management and control of the different uses of water.

Created in 1927 and equivalent to the River BasinDistricts introduced by the Water Framework Directivein the year 2000 for European river basins

SEGURA RIVER BASIN. Water users

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Surface (KmSurface (Km22)) 18.51518.515

Permanent pop. (Inhabitants) Permanent pop. (Inhabitants) 2009)2009)

1.960.0001.960.000

Summer pop. (Inhabitants) Summer pop. (Inhabitants) 2009)2009)

> 2.500.000> 2.500.000

Irrigated surface (has)Irrigated surface (has) 269.029269.029

SEGURA RIVER BASIN. Rainfall

The South East of Spain receives less RAINFALL than the rest of Iberian Peninsula.

365 mm average annual rainfall in the Segura River Basin

Annual Rainfall (mm)

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Annual Rainfall (mm)

CHSIC goals. Resources and consumptions (hm3)

DEMANDS

328 Urban uses

Irrigation

RESOURCES

183

622Natural resources

Return flows

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30

1549

Environmental

183

178

13191

326

Return flows

Desalination urban use

Desalination agricult.Transfers urban use

Transfers agricult. use

317Déficit

SEGURA RIVER BASIN. Ground water usage

Index of groundwater abstraction in the Index of groundwater abstraction in the Segura River Basin DistrictSegura River Basin District

The water scarcity threshold for food safety orsustainable economic development at national level isset in 1.000 m³ / inhab / year of available water resources.(UN, WHO,…)

Page � 8 Ratio k=abstraction/rechargeSource: General River Basin District Study. 2007

Segura River Basin < 500 m3 / inhab. / year

SPAIN 2.460 m3 / inhab. / year

SEGURA RIVER BASIN. CHSIC

Resources overexploitation

Complex water rights management

Users afraid about the water

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Transparent management

is a fundamental tool

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CHSIC goals. Better and unifieda data

THE INFORMATION HAS TO BE UNIQUE AND HAS TO BE CENTRALIZED

CONTRIBUTE TO THE DATA WERE RELIABLE

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HAVE A COMMON LEVEL OF INFORMATION FOR ALL USERS

SIMPLIFY AND IMPROVE ACCESS TO INFORMATION BY USERS OF THE ORGANIZATION AND THE CITIZENS

CHSIC goals. Users

Infrastructures:

Water bodies control :•Groundwater•Reservoirs•Rivers & channels•Meteo. data•Floods

Consumption control

Water rightsmanagement

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Infrastructures:•Maintenance.•Inventory•Properties

•Draughts•……

Water management Plan & WFD Reporting INSPIRE

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INTEGRATION: Criteria

UNIFICATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF DATA STRUCTURES USED IN ACTUAL AND FUTURE APPLICATIONS

GENERATING INFORMATION DEPARTMENTS SHOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOADING AND UPDATE THEIR CONTENTS

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FACILITATE THE CONNECTION AND QUERY BETWEEN SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION IN THE CORPORATE

ENVIRONMENT

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTOMATED PROCESSES OF INFORMATION LOAD AND TREATMENT

INTEGRATION. Better and unified data

OFFER TO THE DEPARTMENTS COMMON TOOLS AND EASY TO USE

THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS WILL

ENSURE THE QUALITY OF THEIR DATA

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INCREASING THE PERMEABILITY OF DATA

BETWEEN DEPARTMENTS

INTEGRATION: Metodologies

TRANSFORMATION MODELS

CORPORATE APLICATIONS

GEOGRAPHIC GEOGRAPHIC VIEWERSVIEWERS

DESKTOP SIG DESKTOP SIG APPLICATIONSAPPLICATIONS

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AUTOMATIC CAPTURE

WEB ENVIRONMENT TOOLS

AUTOMATIC LOAD PROCESSES

APPLICATIONSAPPLICATIONS

WEB PORTALWEB PORTAL

JAVA JAVA APLICATIONSAPLICATIONS

Integration: Information

CHANNELSCHANNELSENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVESAL OBJECTIVES

HYDROELECTRIHYDROELECTRICAL PLANTSCAL PLANTS

DIGITAL DIGITAL ELEVATION ELEVATION

MODELSMODELS

USERS OF USERS OF WATERWATER

FRESH WATERSFRESH WATERS

WATER USE WATER USE RIGHTSRIGHTS

POPULATIONPOPULATION

WATER WATER TRASNFERENCTRASNFERENC

ESES

WFD. WFD. MONITORING MONITORING

IMPRESSIMPRESS

COMUNICATION COMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTUINFRASTRUCTU

RESRES

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENTAL FLOWSAL FLOWS

IMAGERYIMAGERY

DESALINATION DESALINATION PLANTSPLANTS

SEWAGE SEWAGE PLANTSPLANTS

CONTROL NETWORKSCONTROL NETWORKSWATER USE RIGHTS WATER USE RIGHTS

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AERIAL AERIAL PHOTOGRAPYPHOTOGRAPY

PROTECTED PROTECTED AREASAREAS

DAMS AND DAMS AND DERIVATIONSDERIVATIONS

FLOOD FLOOD PREVENTION PREVENTION

PLANSPLANS

USERS RIGHTS USERS RIGHTS CONTROLCONTROL

MUNICIPAL MUNICIPAL INFORMATIONINFORMATION

SOCIAL AND SOCIAL AND ECONOMICAL ECONOMICAL INFORMATIONINFORMATION

HIDROLOGÍA HIDROLOGÍA SUPERFICIALSUPERFICIAL

HIDROGEOLOGHIDROGEOLOGYY

TOPOGRAPHYTOPOGRAPHYECOSYSTEMSECOSYSTEMS

CONTROL CONTROL NETWORKSNETWORKS

METADATAMETADATA

AIRPORTSAIRPORTS

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CONTROL NETWORKSCONTROL NETWORKSWATER USE RIGHTS WATER USE RIGHTS

Integration. Geodatabase

CHANNELSCHANNELSENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVESAL OBJECTIVES

HYDROELECTRIHYDROELECTRICAL PLANTSCAL PLANTS

DIGITAL DIGITAL ELEVATION ELEVATION

MODELSMODELS

USERS OF USERS OF WATERWATER

FRESH WATERSFRESH WATERS

WATER WATER DEMANDSDEMANDS

POPULATIONPOPULATION

WATER WATER TRASNFERENCTRASNFERENC

ESES

WFD. WFD. MONITORING MONITORING

IMPRESSIMPRESS

COMUNICATION COMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTUINFRASTRUCTU

RESRES

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENTAL FLOWSAL FLOWS

IMAGERYIMAGERY

DESALINATION DESALINATION PLANTSPLANTS

SEWAGE SEWAGE PLANTSPLANTS

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AERIAL AERIAL PHOTOGRAPYPHOTOGRAPY

PROTECTED PROTECTED AREASAREAS

DAMS AND DAMS AND DERIVATIONSDERIVATIONS

FLOOD FLOOD PREVENTION PREVENTION

PLANSPLANS

USERS RIGHTS USERS RIGHTS CONTROLCONTROL

MUNICIPAL MUNICIPAL INFORMATIONINFORMATION

SOCIAL AND SOCIAL AND ECONOMICAL ECONOMICAL INFORMATIONINFORMATION

HIDROLOGÍA HIDROLOGÍA SUPERFICIALSUPERFICIAL

HIDROGEOLOGHIDROGEOLOGYY

TOPOGRAPHYTOPOGRAPHYECOSYSTEMSECOSYSTEMS

CONTROL CONTROL NETWORKSNETWORKS

METADATAMETADATA

AIRPORTSAIRPORTS

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Integration . Geodatabase

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Integration. Sharing data infrastructure

CORPORATE CORPORATE VIEWERVIEWER

OGC WEB OGC WEB servicesservices

((wmswms//wcswcs//wcswcs))INSPIREINSPIRE

PUBLIC AREA (INTERNET) PRIVATE AREA (INTRANET)

WEB APPS WITH WEB APPS WITH EMBEDDED GISEMBEDDED GIS

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CORPORATE CORPORATE DATABASESDATABASES

WEB SERVERSWEB SERVERS(MAPS AND APPLICATIONS(MAPS AND APPLICATIONS))

SIG SIG DESKTOPDESKTOP

OFFICE OFFICE TOOLS AND TOOLS AND

APPSAPPS

Integration. Information flow

WEB SERVERWEB SERVERARCGIS SERVERARCGIS SERVER

GIS CONNECTORGIS CONNECTORBUSSINES RULES AND DATA ACCESSBUSSINES RULES AND DATA ACCESS

CORPORATE APPSCORPORATE APPS

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CORPORATE CORPORATE GEODATABASEGEODATABASE

ARCGIS SERVERARCGIS SERVER + + MS SQL SERVERMS SQL SERVER

WEB WEB SERVICESSERVICES

OTHER OTHER INFORMATION INFORMATION

SYSTEMSSYSTEMS

METAMODELMETAMODEL

INTEGRATION: Benefits

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AVAILABILITY OF INFORMATION REGARDLESS OF ITS SOURCE AND LOCATION

EFFICIENCY IN DEVELOPING TOOLS OF INFORMATION PROCESSING

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CHSIC TOOLS. Corporate viewer

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Tools: Web developments

Web integration

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Tools: Integration in Java Apps

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Tools. Arcgis Desktop & Special developments

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CONCLUSIONS

USERS ARE MORE COMFORTABLE WITH SPECIFIC APP`STHAN WITH COMPLEX AND POWERFUL VIEWERS

IS IMPORTANT TO USE COMMON API`s, TOOLS ANDDATA STRUCTURES DESIGNED TO WORK CONNECTED

IN A GIS DESIGN PROCESS IS BASIC CONSIDERATE THE MAINTENANCE AND ITS COSTS

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INVESTMENT IN TRAINING, IN ADEQUATE DATA STRUCTURES AND GOOD QUALITY DATA IS MORE PROFITABLE IN THE

LONG TERM THAN ALWAYS USING THE LAST VERSION SOFTWARE

MAINTENANCE AND ITS COSTS

IF IS POSSIBLE USE STANDARD PROTOCOLS AND TOOLS

THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION

http://www.chsegura.esjoseantonio.vera@chsegura.es

José Antonio Vera Gomis

Segura River Planning Office

joseantonio.vera@chsegura.es