Lessons from a Marine Spatial Planning data management process for Ireland
This paper presents a framework containing ten components to deliver a data management process for the storage and management of data used for Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) in Ireland. The work includes a data process flow and a recommended solution architecture. The architecture includes a central...
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| author | Sarah Flynn Will Meaney Adam M. Leadbetter Jeffrey P. Fisher Caitriona Nic Aonghusa |
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| description | This paper presents a framework containing ten components to deliver a data management process for the storage and management of data used for Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) in Ireland. The work includes a data process flow and a recommended solution architecture. The architecture includes a central data catalogue and a spatial storage system. The components of the process are presented to maximise the reuse potential of any dataset within an MSP context. The terms ‘Suitability’ and ‘Readiness’ in the MSP context are offered as both formal and considered assessments of data, as is the applicability of a data stewardship maturity matrix. How data contained in such a storage system can be published externally to potential consumers of these data is also explored. The process presents a means of managing data and metadata to ensure data lineage is optimised by carrying information about the origin of and the processing applied to the data; to evaluate the quality and relevance of geospatial datasets for use in MSP decisions in Ireland. The process was piloted in the National Marine Planning Framework for Ireland in the development of draft map products; feedback from the public consultation is ongoing and not presented. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-f985c4302ebb484f966bbfb1ce150bba2023-09-21T14:57:09ZengTaylor & Francis GroupInternational Journal of Digital Earth1753-89471753-89552021-02-0114213915710.1080/17538947.2020.18087201808720Lessons from a Marine Spatial Planning data management process for IrelandSarah Flynn0Will Meaney1Adam M. Leadbetter2Jeffrey P. Fisher3Caitriona Nic Aonghusa4Marine InstituteMarine InstituteMarine InstituteMarine InstituteMarine InstituteThis paper presents a framework containing ten components to deliver a data management process for the storage and management of data used for Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) in Ireland. The work includes a data process flow and a recommended solution architecture. The architecture includes a central data catalogue and a spatial storage system. The components of the process are presented to maximise the reuse potential of any dataset within an MSP context. The terms ‘Suitability’ and ‘Readiness’ in the MSP context are offered as both formal and considered assessments of data, as is the applicability of a data stewardship maturity matrix. How data contained in such a storage system can be published externally to potential consumers of these data is also explored. The process presents a means of managing data and metadata to ensure data lineage is optimised by carrying information about the origin of and the processing applied to the data; to evaluate the quality and relevance of geospatial datasets for use in MSP decisions in Ireland. The process was piloted in the National Marine Planning Framework for Ireland in the development of draft map products; feedback from the public consultation is ongoing and not presented.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17538947.2020.1808720marine spatial planningmspmarine data storage & managementdata governancereuse & integration |
| spellingShingle | Sarah Flynn Will Meaney Adam M. Leadbetter Jeffrey P. Fisher Caitriona Nic Aonghusa Lessons from a Marine Spatial Planning data management process for Ireland International Journal of Digital Earth marine spatial planning msp marine data storage & management data governance reuse & integration |
| title | Lessons from a Marine Spatial Planning data management process for Ireland |
| title_full | Lessons from a Marine Spatial Planning data management process for Ireland |
| title_fullStr | Lessons from a Marine Spatial Planning data management process for Ireland |
| title_full_unstemmed | Lessons from a Marine Spatial Planning data management process for Ireland |
| title_short | Lessons from a Marine Spatial Planning data management process for Ireland |
| title_sort | lessons from a marine spatial planning data management process for ireland |
| topic | marine spatial planning msp marine data storage & management data governance reuse & integration |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17538947.2020.1808720 |
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