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SURVEY DEPARTMENTMINISTRY OF DEVELOPMENT

SURVEY SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE [SSDI]

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

By :Dr Norzamni Salleh

Survey DepartmentMinistry of Development

Negara Brunei Darussalam

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• What Drives to Spatial Data Infrastructure

• Stages to Spatial Enablement

• Spatial Data Infrastructure• Vision • Mission• Implementation of SDI• Challenges • Issues• Legislative Framework• Key Suggestions

• Conclusion

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Spatial Enablement : Governance and Legislative Framework for Brunei Darussalam UNRCC PCGIAP International Symposium on Spatially Enabled Government and Society




e-Government Initiatives

National Development Plan

Spatial Data Applications


WHAT DRIVES TO SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE




•To Support The e-government Strategic Plan

VISIONAn e-Smart Government in the 21st Century

MISSIONTo Establish Electronic Governance and Services to

Best Serve the Nation

KEY STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

1) Developing Capabilities and capacity

2) Enhancing Governance

3) Strengthening Security and Trust

4) Integrating the Government

5) Delivering Integrated, Accessible and Convenient e-ServicesSpatial Enablement : Governance and Legislative Framework for Brunei Darussalam UNRCC PCGIAP International Symposium on Spatially Enabled Government and Society

www.e-gov.gov.bn




• To Support The Brunei National Vision 2035

Brunei Darussalam is to be a developed country by 2035

- Well-educated and highly skilled people

- The quality of life

- The dynamic sustainable economy





• To Support Spatial Application


Underground utility

Emergency

Disaster Monitoring

example

With permission from Dr N. Salleh

•expand use of geographic data




• To provide a platform for spatial data sharingSpatial Enablement : Governance and Legislative Framework for Brunei Darussalam UNRCC PCGIAP International Symposium on Spatially Enabled Government and Society

Cadastral Hydrography

RoadsScale

SPOT XS Landcover

Photo scale Quickbird





Housing Department

Land Departm

ent

Development Department,

PWD

MASTER PLAN

TCP Departm

ent

Water Department,Drainage and Sewerage

Department

Road Department

Survey Department

• To breakdown ‘Silo’ cultures


Database

Development Department, PWD

MASTER PLAN

BUILDINGS

TCP Departmen

t

ROADS

Road Department, PWD

CADASTRALSurvey Department

RIVER

Drainage and SewerageDepartment, PWD

UTILITIES

Water Department, PWD

Housing Department

Land Department

With permission from Dr N. Salleh





1990 - Land Information System

2004 - Analogue to Digital Photogrammetry

2008 - Geocentric Datum of Brunei Darussalam

2009 - Lidar and Orthophoto

2010 - Survey Spatial Data Infrastructure

STAGES TO SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE





Vision To enable the widespread use of geographic information in Brunei Darussalam

in order to :

SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE

Contribute to sustainable development


Facilitate service delivery Improve the quality of life

Sources from http://mygeographyworld.blogspot.com/2008_01_01_archive.html




Mission

• Access online

• Standards and policy

•Effective geographical information

SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE





IMPLEMENTATION OF SDI : Stage 1

Focus on Survey Department

Internal users

INTERNAL USERS

SURVEYDATABASE





IMPLEMENTATION OF SDI : Stage 2

Public Portal

INTERNAL USERS

SURVEYDATABASE

(EGNC)

REGISTERED USERS UNREGISTERED USERS

GOVTAGENCIES

PUBLICSECTORS

ACADEMIC

PUBLIC OTHERS





• Where to start

• Acquiring essential skills

• Managing long timescales

• Different views on open data

• Multiple stakeholders

• Managing risk

• Standardisation of Geographic Information

• Data Pricing

CHALLENGES





• Build an SDI incrementally

• Focus on users before technologies

• Plan longer than anticipated

• Business Analysis and Project Management key to successful project

• Towards a “ free and open” data policy

• Disciplined Risk management Process

KEY SUGGESTIONS





• The project is few months behind schedule (2 months)

• New version release expected every 1-2 years

• SDI is the key enabler

CONCLUSION





THANK YOU


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