Naslov
National Report of Croatia 2008

Autori
Šorša, Ajka

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u zbornicima skupova, cjeloviti rad (in extenso), ostalo

Izvornik
GIC-23:Geoscience Information Consortium / Olli Rantala - Espoo, 2008, 12-13

Skup
GIC-23:Geoscience Information Consortium, 23rd annual conference

Mjesto i datum
Espoo, Finska, 05.05.2008. - 09.05.2008

Vrsta sudjelovanja
Predavanje

Vrsta recenzije
Nije recenziran

Ključne riječi
GIS ; Geology ; Croatia

Sažetak
1. Introduction The Croatian Geological Survey, Zagreb, Sachsova 2, Croatia. HGI employs 107 employees ; 65 of them are research scientists with academic degrees, 17 are technical and support staff and 25 are administrative employees. The HGI-CGS consists of three departments: the Department of Geology, the Department of Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology and the Department of Mineral Resources, as well as an on-site library and laboratory. 2. Data policy issues The data delivery is in the paper form and CD/DVD-ROM. 3. Hardware — recent trends HGI has invested in the new generation of HP Proliant servers, and new network equipment that supports 802.1x authentication. 4. Software — recent trends MS SQL Server 2003, ESRI ArcSDE technology, ArcGIS 9.2, extensions Geostatistical Analyst, Spatial Analyst, 3D Analyst and CadMap + Raster Design 2008. 5. Major developments, goals achieved 5.1. Achievement 1 The physical model of the Geological Information System has been finished. This model makes logical connections between all thematic entities, such as geological, structural-tectonic, hydrogeological, engineering-geological, geochemical and geomorphological data. Achievement 2 The digital field manual is now being used by geologists for the input of new and old data. 5.3. Achievement 3 Significant effort was made to improve security: a firewall for protecting local network and internal servers, and authentication using 802.1x standard will soon be implemented. 6. Problems encountered 6.1. Problem 1 GIS is developing separately in the different departments. 6.2. Problem 2 The lack of standards for data entry. 6.3. Problem 3 The majority of data are still in paper form or in the unstandardized digital form. 7. Conclusions, future plans and strategies Implementation of Geological Information System and set up web GIS intranet and internet browsers The integration of all existing databases into a unified Geological Information System Continuing work on the standardization of the geological data International cooperation has been increasing in geology especially in geochemistry

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Geologija

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