Geospatial Considerations for a Multiorganizational, Landscape-Scale Program

O’Donnell, Michael S.; Assal, Timothy J.; Anderson, Patrick J.; Bowen, Zachary H.

doi:10.1080/15420353.2014.885925

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“…In addition, relevant and accurate information are mostly resided at the private sector [5,9,13]. Until now, the main focus on existing studies on collaboration is more on understanding the framework, mechanism and motivation [5,14,15,16,17]. Focus on institutional such as human capacity, organisation readiness and adoption is minimal [9].…”

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Public-private collaboration in spatial data infrastructure: Overview of exposure, acceptance and sharing platform in Malaysia

Othman

Bakar

Mahamud

2017

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Abstract. While Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) has been established in Malaysia, the full potential can be further realized. To a large degree, geospatial industry users are hopeful that they can easily get access to the system and start utilizing the data. Some users expect SDI to provide them with readily available data without the necessary steps of requesting the data from the data providers as well as the steps for them to process and to prepare the data for their use. Some further argued that the usability of the system can be improved if appropriate combination between data sharing and focused application is found within the services. In order to address the current challenges and to enhance the effectiveness of the SDI in Malaysia, there is possibility of establishing a collaborative business venture between public and private entities; thus can help addressing the issues and expectations. In this paper, we discussed the possibility of collaboration between these two entities. Interviews with seven entities are held to collect information on the exposure, acceptance and sharing of platform. The outcomes indicate that though the growth of GIS technology and the high level of technology acceptance provides a solid based for utilizing the geospatial data, the absence of concrete policy on data sharing, a quality geospatial data, an authority for coordinator agency, leaves a vacuum for the successful implementation of the SDI initiative.

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confidence: 99%