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STAKEHOLDER PROFILE IN SPATIAL DATA LIFECYCLE DEFINED FROM SDI PERSPECTIVE

Spatial data infrastructures are recognized on all levels of spatial data management like a tool for efficient sharing of spatial information ; from global, through regional to national and local levels. Accordingly to the level of spatial data infrastructure we can foresee different stakeholders involved in spatial data lifecycle. Pyramid of spatial data users has been increasingly wide and becoming wider and wider almost on daily bases. At this moment amount of spatial information used in different professions is enormous. If we try to see stakeholder profile through Spatial data lifecycle we must be aware that lifecycle can be defined in different ways and its definition is usually driven from which perspective is seen ; producer, user or some other role that can be defined on spatial data. Accordingly we have different stakeholders which are involved in that spatial data lifecycle. If we define spatial data lifecycle from perspective of spatial data infrastructure we can say that lifecycle is generally divided in four main steps ; Collect, Adopt, Share and Use. Every mentioned step has its own rules and usually involves different stakeholder profile. In every defined step different kind of stakeholder profile can be found, and variety of profile is very broad ; from typical surveyor to ordinary citizen with smartphone in its hands. Purpose of this work is to examine what kind of stakeholders are involved in spatial data lifecycle defined from perspective of spatial data infrastructure and clarify potential opportunities for professions of surveyor.

Spatial data infrastructure, spatial data lifecycle, stakeholder profil

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