SIK working group Geographical Information Systems
| SIK Working Group Geographical Information Systems (SIK-GIS) |
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| purpose | Promotion of geographic information systems (GIS) in public administration, joint handling of issues and coordination of activities |
| Seat | was Bern , house of the cantons |
| founding | 1990
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| place | Bern |
| resolution | December 31, 2018 |
| Website | www.kkgeo.ch/gremien-fachgruppen/sik-gis |
The SIK working group Geographical Information Systems for short SIK-GIS was a specialist group of the Swiss IT Conference (SIK) from 1990 to the end of 2018 . The goals included the joint promotion of geographic information systems (GIS) in public administration, the joint handling of issues and the coordination of activities. The SIK-GIS had studies on current GIS topics prepared and organized events to present these studies to a larger audience and put them up for discussion.
Members
Members of the SIK-GIS were representatives of the public administration at federal , canton , city and municipal level . Former members:
- Confederation: Federal Office of Topography (swisstopo), Federal Statistical Office (FSO), Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN, formerly SAEFL)
- Cantons: AG , BL , BE , GE , GR , LU , SG , TG , VD , ZG and ZH
- Cities: City of Bern and City of Zurich
- Municipalities: Municipalities of the Canton of Thurgau
history
The SIK-GIS was used in 1990 by the board of directors and the working conference of the SIK to deal more closely with the new working instrument GIS, the geodata managed in it and the associated methods and technologies. SIK-GIS was one of the founding members of the Swiss Society for Geoinformation (SOGI). SIK-GIS acted as a pioneering group in the development of GIS in Switzerland. Various coordination tasks have since been taken over by other organizations. The rapidly growing volume of work at the GIS departments, which is related to implementation work on the Federal Geoinformation Act (GeoIG), has made it increasingly difficult to find members for the working group. For this reason, the SIK-GIS working group decided on March 22, 2018 to apply to the SIK Board of Directors to dissolve the working group at the end of 2018. On May 2, 2018, the SIK board decided to dissolve the working group according to the proposal.
SIK-GIS presidencies:
- 2018 René L'Eplattenier, Canton of St. Gallen
- 2017 Martin Schlatter Federal Office of Topography (swisstopo)
- 2016 Bastian Graeff City of Zurich
- 2015 Christine Egli, Canton of Aargau
- 2014 Daniel Peter Canton Lucerne
- 2013 Peter Mächler Canton of Thurgau
- 2012 Thomas Hardmeier, Canton of Bern
- 2011 René L'Eplattenier, Canton of St. Gallen
- 2010 Lucien Imhof, Canton of Vaud
- 2009 Rainer Humbel Federal Statistical Office
- 2008 Martin Schlatter Canton of Zurich
- 2004 - 2007 August Keller Canton Aargau
- 1990 - 2003 Tobias Ledergerber, Canton of Bern
Reports / activities
- 2016 - 2017 Open Government Data (OGD) guide for spatial data
- 2013 - 2015 Sustainable availability and archiving of spatial data
- 2011 - 2012 geocategories
- 2011 Instructions for the spelling of local names
- 2010 From spatial cadastre to cadastre of public property restrictions (ÖREB)
- 2008 - 2009 historicization, sustainable availability and archiving of geodata
- 2007 Practical implementation of the spatial cadastre - part of public property restrictions (ÖREB)
- 2007 Ordinances of the Geoinformation Act (GeoIG)
- 2006 Guide to Toponymy
- 2005 Geoinformation Act (GeoIG)
- 2005 Legal aspects of a spatial cadastre - part of public property restrictions (ÖREB)
- 2005 Toponymic guidelines
- 2004 Room cadastre from the point of view of public administration
- 2004 Geoinformation Act (GeoIG)
- 2004 Foundation of the Conference of the Cantonal Geographic Information Centers ( KKGEO / CCGEO)
- 2003 e-geo.ch
- 2001 - 2002 tariff strategies for geodata
- 2000 Legal framework for spatial data
- 1996 - 1999 SIK-GIS data inventory (metadata)
- 1990 - 1994 survey and SIK-GIS recommendations
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Swiss Society for Geoinformation (SOGI)
- ↑ Open Government Data (OGD) guide for spatial data , SIK-GIS, 2017
- ↑ Sustainable availability and archiving of geodata , SIK-GIS, 2015
- ↑ eCH-0166 geocategories , eCH, 2012
- ^ Opinion on the instructions for the spelling of local names , SIK-GIS, 2011
- ↑ Final report from spatial cadastre to cadastre of public property restrictions (ÖREB) , SIK-GIS, 2010
- ↑ Final report on historicization, sustainable availability and archiving of geodata , SIK-GIS, 2009
- ↑ Practical implementation of the spatial register - part of public property restrictions (ÖREB) , SIK-GIS, 2007
- ^ Opinion on the ordinances of the Geoinformation Act (GeoIG) , SIK-GIS, 2007
- ^ Opinion on the Toponymy Guide , SIK-GIS, 2006
- ↑ Statement on the Geoinformation Act (GeoIG) , SIK-GIS, 2005
- ↑ In- depth study on the legal aspects “Legal aspects of a spatial cadastre - part of public property restrictions (ÖREB)” , SIK-GIS, 2005
- ^ Statement on the Toponymic Guidelines , SIK-GIS, 2005
- ↑ Space cadastre from the point of view of public administration , SIK-GIS, 2004
- ^ Opinion on the Geoinformation Act (GeoIG) , SIK-GIS, 2004
- ↑ Homepage Conference of the Cantonal Geographic Information Centers (KKGEO / CCGEO)
- ↑ e-geo program
- ↑ Tariff strategies for geodata , SIK-GIS, 2002
- ↑ Legal framework for spatial data , Prof. Weber, ISBN 3 7255 4034 9 , 2000 (on behalf of SIK-GIS)