Access to Marine Data on the Internet for CZM
577
Educate people in the current and future technologies
Develop a new attitude and perspective on technology, data and information
needs and availability (different world with different technology)
Develop an holistic view of the coast which requires integration of data and
information held by many disparate organisations
Recognise that 'piecemeal solutions' do not work
Provide practical and operational solutions to access to, and use and
communication of both data and information in the workplace
Moreover we need to:
Reach the people in the UK Government who have the vision, the influence,
and the decision-making power to make things happen, and not those who
do not
Perhaps the new millennium will see the electronic information age become a reality for
Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM).
References
Atkins, S. (1995). User Requirements for Information Management in the 'Focus on
Firths' Project, 15p.
Bridge, L. (ed). (1999). Info-Coast'99 Symposium Report, Coastlink, Coastal and
Marine Observatory at Dover, UK and EUCC-UK, Brampton, UK.
Burbridge, P. (1999). Sea-Land Integration: What Enabling Mechanisms do we need to
make Integrated CZM a Reality? NORCOAST: Integrated Coastal Zone
Planning and Management Seminar, Aalborg, Denmark,
May -
June
1999, pp. 10-11.
Busby, J. R. (1999). Principles, Practices and Current Directions in Information
Management: An Overview. In, Bridge, L. (ed)., 1999. Info-Coast'99
Symposium Report, Coastlink, Coastal and Marine Observatory at Dover, UK
and EUCC-UK, Brampton, UK, pp. 7-9.
Franklin, F.L., and Hurrell, V.L. (1999). Integrated Mapping of the UK Marine and
Coastal Zone - The Way Forward. Report of a MAFF sponsored workshop
held at CEFAS Lowestoft Laboratory on 17th-18th June 1999.
Green, D.R. (1996). Between the Desktop and the Deep Blue Sea, Mapping Awareness,
10(6): 19-22.
Green, D.R. (1995a). Internet, the WWW and Browsers: The Basis for a NetworkBased Geographic Information System (GIS) for Coastal Zone Management,
AGI'95 Conference Proceedings, pp. 5.1.1-5.1.12.
Green, D.R. (1995b). Preserving a Fragile Marine Environment: Integrating Technology
to Study the Ythan Estuary, Mapping Awareness, 9(3):28-30.
Green, D.R. and King, S.D. (1999a). Coastal Disintegration - The Legacy of Poor Coordination. Green Government, February 1999, pp. 19-20.
Green, D.R. and King, S.D. (1999b). Integrated Information for Integrated Coastal
Planning: Reconciling Onshore and Offshore Data Sets in Countries Around
577
Educate people in the current and future technologies
Develop a new attitude and perspective on technology, data and information
needs and availability (different world with different technology)
Develop an holistic view of the coast which requires integration of data and
information held by many disparate organisations
Recognise that 'piecemeal solutions' do not work
Provide practical and operational solutions to access to, and use and
communication of both data and information in the workplace
Moreover we need to:
Reach the people in the UK Government who have the vision, the influence,
and the decision-making power to make things happen, and not those who
do not
Perhaps the new millennium will see the electronic information age become a reality for
Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM).
References
Atkins, S. (1995). User Requirements for Information Management in the 'Focus on
Firths' Project, 15p.
Bridge, L. (ed). (1999). Info-Coast'99 Symposium Report, Coastlink, Coastal and
Marine Observatory at Dover, UK and EUCC-UK, Brampton, UK.
Burbridge, P. (1999). Sea-Land Integration: What Enabling Mechanisms do we need to
make Integrated CZM a Reality? NORCOAST: Integrated Coastal Zone
Planning and Management Seminar, Aalborg, Denmark,
May -
June
1999, pp. 10-11.
Busby, J. R. (1999). Principles, Practices and Current Directions in Information
Management: An Overview. In, Bridge, L. (ed)., 1999. Info-Coast'99
Symposium Report, Coastlink, Coastal and Marine Observatory at Dover, UK
and EUCC-UK, Brampton, UK, pp. 7-9.
Franklin, F.L., and Hurrell, V.L. (1999). Integrated Mapping of the UK Marine and
Coastal Zone - The Way Forward. Report of a MAFF sponsored workshop
held at CEFAS Lowestoft Laboratory on 17th-18th June 1999.
Green, D.R. (1996). Between the Desktop and the Deep Blue Sea, Mapping Awareness,
10(6): 19-22.
Green, D.R. (1995a). Internet, the WWW and Browsers: The Basis for a NetworkBased Geographic Information System (GIS) for Coastal Zone Management,
AGI'95 Conference Proceedings, pp. 5.1.1-5.1.12.
Green, D.R. (1995b). Preserving a Fragile Marine Environment: Integrating Technology
to Study the Ythan Estuary, Mapping Awareness, 9(3):28-30.
Green, D.R. and King, S.D. (1999a). Coastal Disintegration - The Legacy of Poor Coordination. Green Government, February 1999, pp. 19-20.
Green, D.R. and King, S.D. (1999b). Integrated Information for Integrated Coastal
Planning: Reconciling Onshore and Offshore Data Sets in Countries Around