Pillar 4 (Information and data) report
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The document outlines the progress and implementation plan for Pillar 4 (information and data) and Pillar 5 (harmonization) within the International Soil Information Institutions Network (INSII). It details the roles of various global and regional partnerships in developing harmonized soil data products, specifications, and monitoring indicators to improve soil data accessibility and interoperability. The report also emphasizes the need for capacity development, collaboration with national bodies, and steps for international harmonization in soil data efforts.
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Pillar 4 – Information and Data
[Pillar 5 – Harmonization]
1 year INSII formation process
Products/implementation plan](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/pillar4report-161202085009/85/Pillar-4-Information-and-data-report-1-320.jpg)
Pillar 4 (Information and data) report
- 1. Progress Report: Pillar 4 – Information and Data [Pillar 5 – Harmonization] 1 year INSII formation process Products/implementation plan
- 2. Content 1. INSII: regional – global: official implementation network for Pillars 4 and 5 2. Implementation (IP) Plans and P4WG 3. Roles/Interaction with other programmes
- 3. Transferring global recommendations into regional context INSII: Regional – global INSII Plan of Actions Pillar 4 and 5 global IP National data and products P4WG regional IP P4WG 1/RSP 1/country
- 4. Network of International Soil Information Institutions (INSII) Data Centre (GSSDIC) Pillar 4 WG 1. Pillar 4 (harmonized) data products: soil profiles, maps, grids 2. Monitoring/indicators: FAO SoilSTAT Agree about product specifications and system design Share official national/ institutional data Global Soil Information System (GSIS) GSSIS Implementation network (see P4IPglobal) Mandated by focal points/GSP partners Established via P4IP and Arrangement Members: regional partnerships, ITPS, GSP secretariat, Pillar 5 based on open call GSP data policy
- 5. Pillar 4 WG Composition Africa: Mr. Christian Omuto Asia: Mr. Rodelio B. Carating Europe: Mr. Allan Lilly/ Eurasia: Ramazan Kuziev Central America, Caribbean and Mexico: Ms Mayesse Da Silva/ South America: Federico Olmedo Near East and North Africa: Rachid Moussadek North America: Bert VandenBygaart South West Pacific: Mike Grundy Secretary: Ronald Vargas Chair : Tbc Other members : Neil McKenie (ITPS), Rainer Baritz (Chair Pillar 5)
- 6. Pillar 4 WG Working Tasks Copyright and data use policy and Code of Ethics Develop a Pillar 4 brochure for resource partners Selection of GSSDIC Concept note including feasibility and design principles for soil monitoring and SoilSTAT Tier 2 soil profile database specifications HWSD V2: Specifications based on HWSD v1.2 Low-resolution grid v0: clarification by P4WG whether design specifications are needed, and if yes, facilitate the development of such Capacity development programme Global polygon coverage: Specifications for integrating eSOTER, SOTER, and legacy soil maps in a consistent map Fine-resolution grid v1: 1.Technical specifications 20162017
- 7. Level of Tasks fulfillment Consolidation of INSII and P4WG GSSDIC MoU ( Arrangement)/Data Policy/Code of Conduct SoilSTAT design and SDI (GSP secretariat) Pillar 5 Information model for data exchange Pillar 4 Product specifications: focus SOC guideline 2016missing Product specifcations: GSIS products (soil profiles, HWSDv2, Verison 0 grids) Capacity development plan: rather than planning, we are already implementing (Eurasia, Nena, Asia)
- 8. Pillar 4 Product specifications National soil data soil profiles soil polygons Ancillary data Methods soil grids Soil typological units, spatial resolution, legend, portrayal Soil properties and measuring units Stratification Classification/Coding Indicators Methodologies Metadata Spatial specs (resolution, density, projection) Generic definitions and descriptions for application (climate, land use…) Comparability Border match International context Methodical synergies
- 9. Following these specifications, INSII members and GSP partners can develop their own data products (example: SOC). Principle: develop national data sets, which – when shared (e.g. web services) - are interoperable and harmonized. Thus a global view can be developed.
- 10. Linkages with national and international activities – in need for improved soil data 4per1000 UNCCD LDN target setting programme SDG National data infrastructures eGovernment, national data initiatives (e.g. campaigns open data, big data, data for research) National legislation/ environmental programmes climate change adaptation, vulnerability, resource use efficiency, bioeconomy, ag research, etc. UNFCCC UNCBD National statistics Soil data Indicators GSP/ITPS Status of the World Soil Resources GHG reporting on terrestrial carbon pools. National contact points for reporting and research National LDN contact point National INSII institution etc. GEOSS GODAN
- 11. Identify national role Tasks INSII members: data base development, exchange/cooperation with national bodies, policy support, research National product development Additional (international) harmonization steps (“specifications”) International and national context: data infrastructures, policies Ensure capacity development/Funding Close liaison with national contact point GSP: global and regional implementations plans, national tasks
- 12. GSP secretariat Tasks other bodies: Continue facilitation of network, capacity, GSIS and SoilSTAT implementation Continue establishing GSP in official UN processes, contact international resource partners, organize capacity building, strengthen INSII and P4WG GSSDIC Become established, find role acc. to ToR and implementation process P4WG Follow-up with workplan