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The map resources within a research project:An example of application a multidisciplinary
geo-collaboration Web GIS.
Herve Parmentier, Anne Rivière-Honegger, Marie-Laure Trémélo
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Herve Parmentier, Anne Rivière-Honegger, Marie-Laure Trémélo. The map resources within a re- search project:An example of application a multidisciplinary geo-collaboration Web GIS.. ICC, 25th International Cartographic Conference, Jul 2011, Paris, France. 2012. �halshs-01677454�
Objectives, actions, first uses and results
Evolution of functional types under different scenarios charging
First year of master of Geography presented by Coralie Extrat. Director of Research: Norbert Landon, University of Lyon II.
trenches in the catchment area of the Drome watershed
Variety of uses are mainly focused on a map scenario geovisualization
A AB AG B C and D
D E F GE
Actual typology 1948 typology
Deforestation along the Roanne tributary
Deforestation near Saillans
Deforestation downstream the Bez tributary Extreme scenario (3 sites deforestations)
Shannon index Types with high potential habitat diversity
(Covered by the canopy and braided reaches)
30 km
1.67 70%
1.67 70% 1.03 22% 1.74 65%
1.78 66% 1.76 62% 1.83 54%
Deforestation near Saillans
Deforestation along the Roanne tributary Deforestation downstream the Bez tributary
The wooded ravines site experimental Ausson (Photography: F. Liébault)
Carte de localisation des sites potentiels de recharge sédimentaire
Operation and utilization of ArcGIS Server
Conclusions and prospects
Arcgis server : a technical solution
chosen for spatial mapping scenarios and communication.
(Image source: information ESRI ArcGIS Server)
Arcgis server allows sharing of GIS resources within the scientific organization.On the Webresources are distributed maps, globes,address locators,
of geoprocessing tools geodatabases.
GIS WEB SERVICES RESOURCES AND THEIR DISTRIBUTION BROADCAST NETWORKS
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sur Drôme Crest
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0 10km
The watershed of Drome include 83 municipalities
according to a division of SAGE, Scheme Development and Management Water.
The size of watershed is 1640 square km. It is located in a transition zone between a north humid mountain
environment (the karst plateau of the Vercors) and a
south dominant Mediterranean (solid marl-limestone Diois).
Research field
The Drome creators project
Oblical aerial view of the 'Drôme' river (photography R. Montagnon 2009)
How to use thematic map from GIS Web tool to help research community to better understand the spatial environmental phenomena and the influence of human actions on watershed in the past 200 years ?
Axe 2 : La Drôme héritée
Effets des dispositifs produits par la gestion de l ’eau G. Bouleau, C. Barthélémy, A. Vincent
Effets des règles et des am énagements de la lutte contre l ’érosion P. Allard, N. Landon, A. Farinetti
Effets des politiques de d éveloppement agricole S. Girard, P. Arnould, A. Honegger
Axe 3 : La Drôme actuelle et future
Modélisation écologique, hydrologique et g éomorphologique H. Piégay, D. Pont, B. Dumont, N. Landon , E. Sauquet , I. Braud
Analyse des pratiques des riverains actuels G. Bouleau, C. Barthélémy, A. Vincent, S. Loubier
Axe 1 : Intégration disciplinaire et interaction avec les acteurs
Animation et int égration. A. Honegger, Y.-F. Le Lay (spatialisation), G. Bouleau (cadre conceptuel)
Trame temporelle. Norbert Landon (démographie, usage du sol, digues), E. Sauquet (Hydrologie)
Pilotage et restitutions aux acteurs
(notamment via la
ZABR)
Communaut é scientifique internationale
Interactions via Plateforme GeoWebExplorer Scénarios
spatialis és d’évolution
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5 3
4
Axe 2 : La Drôme héritée
Effets des dispositifs produits par la gestion de l ’eau G. Bouleau, C. Barthélémy, A. Vincent
Effets des règles et des am énagements de la lutte contre l ’érosion P. Allard, N. Landon, A. Farinetti
Effets des politiques de d éveloppement agricole S. Girard, P. Arnould, A. Honegger
Axe 3 : La Drôme actuelle et future
Modélisation écologique, hydrologique et g éomorphologique H. Piégay, D. Pont, B. Dumont, N. Landon , E. Sauquet , I. Braud
Analyse des pratiques des riverains actuels G. Bouleau, C. Barthélémy, A. Vincent, S. Loubier
Axe 1 : Intégration disciplinaire et interaction avec les acteurs
Animation et int égration. A. Honegger, Y.-F. Le Lay (spatialisation), G. Bouleau (cadre conceptuel)
Trame temporelle. Norbert Landon (démographie, usage du sol, digues), E. Sauquet (Hydrologie)
Pilotage et restitutions aux acteurs
(notamment via la
ZABR)
Communaut é scientifique internationale
Interactions via Plateforme GeoWebSIG Scénarios spatialis és d’évolution
2
5 3
4
The focus of the project and the GIS project's Web site
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Problem statement and research approach
The map resources within a research project:
An example of application a multidisciplinary geo-collaboration Web GIS
Hervé Parmentier, Anne Honegger, Marie Laure Tremelo.
Contacts : Hervé Parmentier : [email protected], Tel : (00.33).4.37.37.64.37
Acknowledgements: Melanie Bertrand, PhD Geography, Frederick Liebault, CEMAGREF engineer Grenoble ETNA team; Katarina Dzubakova, Phd student of physical geography and geoecology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia; Coralie Extrat, master degree geography studient of Geography, University of Lyon II, UMR 5600 EVS;
On the remote server manager, the data are arranged Layered / tree and then file geodatabases
recorded in mapping projects (. mxd).
Then the vector and raster of the project are paid on a FPT server. Then via a login / password are configured webservices and web applications before release
on the Web with or without group permission.
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Specification of extent of study, a time step and spatial resolution.
Construction of a common time frame and a common conceptual areas of interest.
Adjustment of the common time frame by
research questions on the 'Drôme' river legacies.
Identification of already available technical management device.
Comparison of identified practices with the proposed scenarios
The site of remobilization of 'Béoux' river before and after
clearance of forests; views upstream (Photography: F. Liébault)
Beyond the individual needs or colllectives cast, researchers and managers are sensitive to three recurring issues:
- The quality of maps, their legibility, their semantic interests in relation to research issues and / or management.
- The used form of cluster maps. Is this map a presentation of analysis or synthesis ? What types of geographic information users recognize ?
What choices it performs relative to these categorizations?
- The prospects for immediate and future use, what changes, what needs to be updated, how often ? It is evident in these contexts of practice that the method used and the sample data are determinants.
Conclusion and future prospects:
- Improving conditions and forms of interface display Web GIS; test Flex API for Arcgis serveur.
- The use of tests based on geoprocessing functions.
- Using data geo cataloging for dissemination to a geo-portal.
- Using PostGIS database, PostgreSQL related to ArcSDE.
Objectives:
- Sharing information (maps, statistics, archives) - Development of spatial evolution scenarios .
Actions:
1 - Selection of technical solution
2 - ArcGIS Server installation, testing and training.
- Installing ArcGIS Server, testing and training solutions for expectations of the end users.
ArcGIS Server will to model the spatial scenarios and communicate them to all partners
3 - Contractual arrangements, negotiation and building a data structure.
4 - Design and elaboration of the selected spatial mapping scenarios based on collected data the first maps of the atlas project.
ll a g n it a r g e t n i y b o s l a t u b
5 - Testing of different web applications such as geoprocessing tasks.
First results:
all partners have exchanged ideas on cards.It was a major support tool for information exchange and discussion within project consensus.
Exchange of information among researchers on water research problematic
identification of different needs of different actors
researchers Relevant territorial water
Defining of ArcGis Server requirements
Over 138 mapping projects were created, 10 scenarios are currently being tested.
Commissioning of the tool, and testing scenarios
SAGE of 'Drôme' river and quality of water Recharge sediment, the weight of water and forests in the Drome watershed
Create Distribute Use Manage
Project objective : The Drome creators project focuses on the interaction between different informations on the 'Drôme' river, the natural dynamics of the basin and practices of residents and public policies of the nineteenth century until today. A special attention is given to sedimentary dynamics of flood flows.
They are apprehended through the concept of temporal and geographical frame.
- The institutional and scientific partners of the project:APR project ‘Water and Territories’ Ministry of Ecology, CNRS, Cemagref.
- The program written in a continuous monitoring research ‘ Zone Atelier Bassin du Rhône (ZABR)’ site Workshop Drome program from 2008 to 2011.- The program is coordinated by Gabrielle Bouleau, IGREF,Cemagref,
UMR G-EAU, Montpellier and Anne Honegger, CNRS UMR 5600, Lyon.
- Research disciplines represented by interdisciplinary team: Geography, Biology, History, Economics, Sociology, Environmental Law, Hydrology.
- Local and regional territorial partners: the 'Drôme' river joint union and the Ramieres natural reserve.
University of Lyon,UMR 5600, CNRS, ENS Lyon, ISIG
Arcgis server: architecture and functioning
Setting of multi-thematic scenarios for publication foresight. Comment
and discussion the results.
Downloading and data exchange Geovisualisation mapping results Comment and discussion of results Spatial analysis and results synthesis
Create Distribute Use Manage
Le bassin versant de la Drôme : 83 communes, 1640 Km2
Source : BD TOPO® © 2007 IGN; Conception, réalisation : H. Parmentier, UMR 5600 EVS, ENS Lyon
The management of sediment transport in the revitalization The set of web services uses web publications Dot Net or
Net technology.Windows solutions and ASP model (Application Service) provide a
platform software for data
exchangeand application services.