Projekt

NPBG

The aim is to provide ongoing support for the optimization, use and sustainable management of various GDI resources as well as the scientific monitoring of various digitization processes in the Berchtesgaden National Park.

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Application Details

Our competence:
IoT – Assistive Geoinformatics

Studio:
iSPACE 4D ENVIRONMENTS

Website:

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Client:

Geodata structures in the Berchtesgaden National Park

From 2010 till current

The RSA iSPACE supports and accompanies the national park scientifically, methodically and technically throughout the entire development process. The goal for the ongoing process support is to formulate stable foundations and framework conditions that ensure that the restructuring of spatial information levels – e.g. organization of spatial databases, online data acquisition and climate-measurement data integration – as an essential link in achieving and strengthening the requirement profile for a GDI of the Berchtesgaden National Park is sustainably guaranteed.

In order to meet national and European requirements (e.g. INSPIRE directive) and to realise integration into the GDI Bavaria, which is currently being developed, and into the network of German/European national park administrations and spatial data infrastructure networks, the Berchtesgaden National Park is faced with the task of establishing a sustainable and modern spatial data infrastructure.

The Berchtesgaden National Park, as a comparably small entity, provides RSA iSPACE with valuable experience on how new, distributed geographical infrastructures in authorities and organisations work in a joint information network and what challenges need to be overcome.

Ultimately, the National Park has all the technical instruments at its disposal to perform its tasks efficiently and to meet any obligations in connection with the available geodata.

The Berchtesgaden National Park, as a comparably small entity, provides RSA iSPACE with valuable experience on how new, distributed geographical infrastructures in authorities and organizations function in a common information network and what challenges need to be overcome.

Ultimately, the National Park has all the technical instruments at its disposal to perform its tasks efficiently and to meet any obligations in connection with the existing geodata.

Our Research Team

Dr. Caroline Atzl, MSc
Dr. Caroline Atzl, MScResearcher
Michael Andorfer, MSc
Michael Andorfer, MScResearcher
Laura Knoth, MSc
Laura Knoth, MScFormer Researcher
Dr. Manfred Mittlböck
Dr. Manfred MittlböckFormer Researcher

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