environments, and the economic value <strong>of</strong> <strong>GI</strong>, it has been involved with many pan-<strong>Europe</strong>an projects such as ETeMII, <strong>GI</strong>SMO, and Panel-<strong>GI</strong>. The centre for geographical data processing at the University <strong>of</strong> Salzburg (Z<strong>GI</strong>S) (www.zgis.at/) has been in existence since 1988 at the Institute for geography and applied geo-computer science at the University <strong>of</strong> Salzburg. The most important activities performed by Z<strong>GI</strong>S are training, research and development, development <strong>of</strong> international relations and organising trade conferences. The <strong>GI</strong>Scluster (www.giscluster.at) is an interesting model for the supply <strong>of</strong> <strong>GI</strong> products and services. It is a collaboration amongst companies that <strong>of</strong>fer a broad selection <strong>of</strong> know-how and services around the <strong>GI</strong>S chain <strong>of</strong> added value. The group <strong>of</strong> firms with 140 collaborators originated in 1999 in the course <strong>of</strong> the Initiative Digital Media <strong>of</strong> the County Salzburg. <strong>Survey</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>key</strong> <strong>GI</strong> <strong>players</strong> <strong>within</strong> <strong>Europe</strong> Page 10
Belgium Player Type Sectors Products Turnover Staff Institut Géographique National – Belgique (IGN-B) Administration du cadastre, de l'enregistrement et des domaines Centre d'informatique pour la Région Bruxelloise (CIRB) Ministere Wallon De L’Equipement et Des Transports (MET) Vlaamse Landmaatschappij (VLM) NMO, public service under the Ministry <strong>of</strong> Defence LG, CG, Uti,Tel, Tra, Prop, Def, Env, Edu Top10v-<strong>GI</strong>S Top50v-<strong>GI</strong>S, Top250v-<strong>GI</strong>S CORINE DTED, Admin-v, Aerial photos and digital orthophotos cConvert, P7, Libgeo Gov Dept CG, LG, Prop Cadastral maps: Cadnet On-line access for notaries to Parcels/owners data base Public Agency Regional Gov Dept Regional Gov Dept Con, LG, CG, Uti,Tel, Tra,Edu LG, CG, Uti,Tel, Tra, Prop CG, LG, Uti,Tel, Tra, Con Star Informatic PLC (SA) LG, CG, Uti,Tel, Tra Boundary line Brussels UrbIS BRI<strong>GI</strong>T WALCORS PICC <strong>GI</strong>S-Vlaanderen STAR Line APIC Line Mercator 13.5 Mill (2002) 4.8 Mill (2002) 269 (2002) 4,800 (2001) 53 (2003) Within Belgium the two principal sources for <strong>GI</strong> data are the Institut Géographique National Belgique (IGN-B) and the Administration du cadastre, de l'enregistrement et des domaines (Belgian Cadastre Agency). The Institut Géographique National – Belgique (IGN-B) (www.ngi.be) is the Belgian national mapping organisation created in 1976 on the basis <strong>of</strong> a long tradition and history started in 1831. IGN- B has a mandate to establish and maintain national planimetric and altimetric networks, to maintain aerial photographic coverage <strong>of</strong> the country, produce and maintain topographic databases and the related cartographic products, accomplish works related to remote sensing data exploitation for geographic purposes, coordinate national <strong>GI</strong>S applications and produce <strong>GI</strong> products and services. Studies and developments related to these activities are also to be carried out. IGN-B has to publish and distribute all documents related to its basic mission in graphic, photographic or numeric form. IGN- B is working in collaboration with the national, regional and local actors to collect, manipulate and update topo-geographic data. The Administration du cadastre, de l'enregistrement et des domaines (The Belgian Cadastre Agency) (fiscus.fgov.be) is part <strong>of</strong> the Ministry <strong>of</strong> Finance and is currently in the process <strong>of</strong> computerising its cadastral map production “to expedite the 200,000 modifications that are made annually to the database. During the first phase, the vectorised cadastral maps will be managed with the new tools. At the same time, the geometric quality will be cross-checked and significantly improved. The goal is to move towards an enterprise <strong>GI</strong>S environment.” 3 The C.I.R.B., Centre <strong>of</strong> Information Technology for the Region <strong>of</strong> Brussels, is a public body created in 1987 which has become a <strong>key</strong> <strong>GI</strong> player in Belgium. Its main objective is to computerise the data held by the public authorities <strong>of</strong> Brussels-Capital Region. Its role is to organise, promote and disseminate the use <strong>of</strong> computer and communications techniques among local authorities and the various departments <strong>of</strong> Brussels-Capital Region. To help it do so it has developed the "Brussels UrbIS®©" Regional Digital Map. This administrative map database is the regional standard and is used by more than 50 public departments and private companies. CIRB also acts as a service centre able to demonstrate the feasibility <strong>of</strong> telematics applications for public departments and between public departments and the citizen. The government developed a three-year programme to prepare public sector bodies to make optimal use <strong>of</strong> this CIRB network and the Ministry <strong>of</strong> Telecommunications has 3 ESRI Press Release, Feb 2003 : http://www.esri.com/news/releases/03_1qtr/esribelux.html <strong>Survey</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>key</strong> <strong>GI</strong> <strong>players</strong> <strong>within</strong> <strong>Europe</strong> Page 11
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OMNI Resources 1004 South Mebane St
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