Multiscale Service for monitoring NATURA 2000 habitats of European community interest Dr Stefan LANG Centre for Geoinformatics (Z_GIS) University of Salzburg (PLUS) 5th GEO European Projects Workshop (GEPW-5) Feb 8-9, 2011 London, UK Area 9.1.1 (Pre-operational validation of GMES services and products) SPA.2010.1.1.04 (Stimulating the development of GMES services in specific areas)
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Multiscale Service for monitoring NATURA 2000 habitats of European community
interest
Dr Stefan LANGCentre for Geoinformatics (Z_GIS)
University of Salzburg (PLUS)
5th GEO European Projects Workshop (GEPW-5)Feb 8-9, 2011
London, UK
Area 9.1.1 (Pre-operational validation of GMES services and products)SPA.2010.1.1.04 (Stimulating the development of GMES services in specific areas)
5th GEO European Projects Workshop (GEPW-5)| Feb 8-9, 2011 London | S. Lang - [email protected]
2010 Biodiversity Target
Challenges … not only for the conservation of biodiversity
but also for preventing biodiversity loss The CBD (Convention on Biological Diversity)
is the key for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity and for the fair and equitable sharing of benefits.
“Life in harmony” (Nagoya Biodiversity Summit COP 10) Plan: installation of IPCC-like IPBES
(Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services)
But: what are the ‘essential biodiversity variables’?
European NATURA 2000 concept (Habitat Directive) – role model worldwide?
… an overall conservation target aiming to halt the decline of biodiversity by the end of the year 2010!
5th GEO European Projects Workshop (GEPW-5)| Feb 8-9, 2011 London | S. Lang - [email protected]
MS.MONINA
Overall aim MS.MONINA supports European, national and local authorities in
monitoring the state of European nature sites of 'community interest‘ … not only at the benefit of EU national authorities, but also aimed at local authorities that manage these sites, and EU authorities that oversee the overall development of the NATURA 2000 programme.
Overall design The project is designed to provide three different kinds of services
At the local level the project will support site monitoring with information products meeting the requirements of site managers. These products are derived from high resolution satellite images and reflect habitat status and changes.
At the national level, the project engages in complete reporting on sensitive sites and habitats, delivered to national authorities responsible for reporting on the implementation of the Habitats Directive, and
at European level MS.MONINA provides region wide reporting on the implementation of the Convention on Biological diversity within the EU.
5th GEO European Projects Workshop (GEPW-5)| Feb 8-9, 2011 London | S. Lang - [email protected]
Service portfolio
Foster the use of GMES infrastructure and EO-based analysis and modelling systems for supporting NATURA 2000 monitoring requirements in pre-operational mode, towards an integrated, multi-scale EO-based monitoring service
as European contribution to sustaining global biodiversity follows a multiscale approach, building upon specific SP/user
networks on European, regional (sub-national), and local level (see figure next slide)
delivers geospatial products, as value-added to the Euroland CMS (grassland, wetland areas, etc), or directly derived from GMES EO space and in-situ data, tailored to user requirements in terms of level-of-detail, steadiness and reliability
in line with the European premise of data harmonization in terms of using common infrastructure (SDI) and standards (INSPIRE) towards Shared Environmental Information Space (SEIS)
5th GEO European Projects Workshop (GEPW-5)| Feb 8-9, 2011 London | S. Lang - [email protected]
An integrated service …
Two integration strategies MS.MONINA ‘state integrator’ (pivotal mechanism, member
states have core responsibilities) Hierarchical service chain
Among the many possible hierarchical relations between the EU (on top) and individual protected sites (on the bottom), there are member states (MS) in between, located in different biogeographical regions (overlapping).
Vertical view within a specific biogeographical region (BGR), highlighting the hierarchical relationships among each of the levels (MS not necessarily within one BGR and vice versa).
Selected vertical components (e.g. EU MS E sites b, c) are building a service chain. Service chains are formed by ‘trans-level’ applications within BGR, and including the EU level.