Sharing a broad vision:
Harmonise spatial information for a sustainable development in Europe.
The main goal of the Humboldt Application Scenarios is employment of the developed framework components in real world conditions. The Humboldt Application Scenarios are both, a test bed and a community driven research environment. Moreover, this activity contributes to the full realisation of the sustainability of the Humboldt Framework.
The following application scenarios are covered by the Humboldt project:
Atmosphere
Provision of location-based personalised air quality information.
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Border Security
This scenario aims to enable effective border control and security.
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European Risk Atlas
Cross-border disaster management application for command and control centres.
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Forest
Land cover and vegetation integration with data for water resources, risk management and security.
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Ocean
Application for assessing and managing marine and ocean oil/contaminants spill crises.
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Protected Areas
Integrated management of nature resources by national and regional bodies, also for tourism exploitation
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Sustainable Urban Atlas
Harmonisation of key variables of urban development also in responses to climate change.
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Transboundary Catchment
Cross-border data harmonisation to support trans-boundary catchment management.
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Urban Planning
Spatial data harmonization of background data used in urban/ spatial planning & other spatial data sources.
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News
22nd July 2010
HUMBOLDT Open Day:
Data Harmonisation in Action
The HUMBOLDT Consortium invites you to the HUMBOLDT Open Day on September 28th, 2010 in Lisbon, Portugal. There, you will get an insight into the main outcomes and achievements of the project which has now entered its final phase. In co-operation with the VESTA-GIS project and co-located with a NATURESDIPlus Training Conference, the HUMBOLDT Open Day will present to you the feasibility and advantages of Spatial Data Infrastructures based on software tools and processes for data harmonisation. Host for both events is the Instituto Geográfico Português (IGP) from Portugal.
More information can be found here.
Feedback on Humboldt@INSPIRE 2010: Scenario Evaluation
Your feedback is very important for us in order to reveal different point of views about the Humboldt Framework and its associated scenarios by INSPIRE, GMES and related communities who are not directly involved in the Humboldt project. Therefore, a questionnaire for Humboldt Scenario Evaluation (no login required) has been prepared.
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