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A unique Index to serve all INSPIRE data associated to a Borehole

Sylvain Grellet

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Sylvain Grellet. A unique Index to serve all INSPIRE data associated to a Borehole. INSPIRE conference 2017, Sep 2017, Strasbourg, France. �hal-02003273�

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A unique Index to  serve all INSPIRE data associated to a

Borehole

INSPIRE conference 2017 – Strasbourg – 2017‐09‐07

Carlo Cipolloni, ISPRA carlo.cipolloni@isprambiente.it

Sylvain Grellet, BRGM s.grellet@brgm.fr

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EPOS in a nutshell

• European Plate Observing System

www.epos‐eu.org

European research infrastructure on solid earth science

Integrates the existing and

future advanced European facilities into a single,

distributed, sustainable infrastructure

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Borehole in EPOS

• Core notion for Thematic Core Service ‘Geological information and modelling’

• But also of interest for other TCSs

– Near fault observatories, – Volcano observation, – Anthropogenic Hazards, – Multiscale Laboratories, – Geo‐Energy,

– …

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Borehole in EPOS

• Objective: to provide a unique EU access point to search for Boreholes

– Using “Summary borehole information”

– and providing link to richer structured information flows

• IT approach

– Not re‐invent the wheel, try to re‐use / extend pre‐existing initiatives..

– GeoSciML 4.1 Borehole View was extended with couple fields (still is Simple Feature SF‐0)

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Borehole in EPOS – Model View

Borehole Construction

details

construction

Geology / HydroGeology featureOfInterest

xx

Env. Monitoring Facility environmentalMonitoringFacility

attachedTo

Observations / logs

relatedObservation featureOfInterest

Observations hasObservation

relatedMonitoringFeature

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Borehole in EPOS – Resource View

Env. Monitoring Facility

Borehole

Geology / HydroGeology URI

Construction details

URI

URI

Observations URI

URI

URI

URI URI

URI

Observations / logs

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Env. Monitoring Facility

Construction details

Using the index as a quick look‐up and shortcut  to data flows

Borehole

Geology / HydroGeology URI

URI

URI

Observations URI

URI

URI URI

URI

BoreholeIView groundWaterLevel, groundWaterChemistry, … ‐> (URI) detailedDescription ‐> (URI)

Observations / logs

URI

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Using the index as a quick look‐up and shortcut 

to data flows

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Env. Monitoring Facility

Construction details

Using the index as a quick look‐up and shortcut  to data flows

Borehole

Geology / HydroGeology URI

URI

URI

Observations URI

URI

URI URI

URI

BoreholeIView groundWaterLevel, groundWaterChemistry, … ‐> (URI) detailedDescription ‐> (URI)

Observations / logs

URI

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Using the index as a quick look‐up and shortcut  to data flows

BoreholeIndex has unique direct access to feature information

Borehole

URI

Borehole

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Using the index as a quick look‐up and shortcut  to data flows

Borehole

URI

Borehole

BoreholeIndex has unique direct access to detail feature information

http://sgi2.isprambiente.it/epos/Borehole/ISPRA_rm_DBH_1

http://sgi2.isprambiente.it/epos/Borehole/ISPRA_rm_DBH_1

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Env. Monitoring Facility

Using the index as a quick look‐up and shortcut  to data flows

Borehole

Geology / HydroGeology

Observations URI

BoreholeView groundWaterLevel, groundWaterChemistry, … ‐> (URI)

URI

URI URI

URI

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How do we feed the index ?

• Each institution maintains its Borehole summary info service

• Only those summary info are harvested at EU level

• The index is up‐to‐date thanks to a pub/sub approach

BoreholeIView

Pub/Sub

INSPIRE Geoportal

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Conclusions

• Exposing summary Information (simpleFeature) is easier/faster than complex Feature

– Allows to add more data providers

• Harvesting simpleFeature is more reasonable than complex Feature

– WFS on complexFeature is not meant/suited to synchronize millions of instances !

– Harvesting a ‘Borehole vCard’ just for discovery makes more sense

• The Borehole index in turns points to National data flows – With respect to INSPIRE semantics

– Just here to support discovery

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Perspectives

Data provider

– Add more EU geological surveys and research partners

IT

– EU Borehole Index entries now around 3 Million (this will grow)

Need for faster WFS : Studying connexion of GeoServer app‐schema with Sol’R index

Having the index indexed by search engines

=> Exposing its content in (Geo)JSON‐LD

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Thank you

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