This presentation discusses data sharing principles in Madagascar. It provides context on Madagascar, including its biodiversity, and commitment to the GEOSS Data Sharing Principles. It then describes features and implementation of GEOSS data sharing in Madagascar, including environmental data portals, satellite monitoring of oceans, biodiversity, and disasters. Data sharing helps address issues like deforestation, climate change, and supports biodiversity conservation in Madagascar.
Data Sharing Principles in Madagascar/Frédéric Joël Ramarolahivonjitiana
1. Data Sharing
Principles in
Madagascar
Presented by
RAMAROLAHIVONJITIANA Frédéric Joël
GEO Principal MADAGASCAR
Prepared with
Mrs Noasilalaonomenjanahary Ambinintsoa
Lucie
National Focal Point of AfriGEOSS
GEO Principal Alternate
June, 7th 2017
2. 1. About Madagascar
2. Context of the GEOSS Data Sharing Principles
3. Commitment of the GEOSS Data Sharing
Principles
4. Features and Implementation of the GEOSS
Data Sharing in Madagascar
PLAN OF
PRESENTATION
4. Area: 590.000 square kilometers
Population (2011) : 20 696 070. 5 times
in comparaison of 1950.
Localisation : The big island is located
between 43° and 51° longitude -East,
and 12° and 26° latitude - South.
Langage: Malagasy
Paradis of naturalistes: exceptional
variety : biodiversity, tropical forest ,
mangroves, tsingy and so on…
Diversities of cultures such as:
mangoes, litchis, vanilla, apple, pear,
bananas, pine apple, peach, advocats…)
5. MADAGASCAR
ENDEMISM AND THREATS TO BIODIVERSITY
Geographically and biologically isolated for millions
of years, Madagascar is home to a vastarray of plants
and animals found nowhere else in the world,
including an estimated 101 endemic mammals, 202
endemic amphibians, 130 endemic birds, 370 endemic
reptiles.
If we refer of the result of searcher realized by WWF
in Madagascar, 615 new animal and vegetal species is
found and recensed in 10 years ago such as: 42
invertebrated, 17 fishes, 69 amphibians, 61 reptiles and
41 mammals,
10. Species endemic plants
Trees and bushes: 95,5% endemic
Ptéridophyte: 50% endemic
Palm: 100% endemic
Orchids: 95%
During 2008-2010, the number of the vascular
endemic plants submitted in UICN is: 1676
15. Difficulties at a glance
Data collection
Human ressources
Compartmentalization
of data
Capacity
building
infrastructure
funding
16. IN GE
SINCE 17 NOV 2009
Madagascar was in GEO- Data
Sharing Working Group since 2012
17. Presentation of the
implementation of the GEOSS
Data Sharing in Madagascar in
the GEO Ministerial Summit in
Geneva-January 2014
with the Prime Minister
21. In the Madagascar Portal:
The data from the forestry administration informing the
exploitation authorization issued per Region (Forest)
The data showing the quantity of woods exploited per Region The
data showing cultivated area in comparaison of the extent of the
Region (Min Agriculture),
The data showing annual trend of the quantity of exploited woods
(Forest)
Categorization of the mining exploitation
The data showing the trend on active fire detected per Region
Climate zone distribution of Madagascar (Meteorogical)
Data showing trend on burned area
Data showing reforested area over the Region
Spatial localisation at the zones adopting improved cultivation
technique
Data showing the extent of the protected area over Madagascar
Delimitation of the zones managed by the Community
24. 3. Monitoring OF FISHING
2011:The GEO AMESD-IOC -: set 2 satelite antenna with 3 x
2 computors in the Ministry of fisheries in the center and
in the High Marine Institut in the South West of
Madagascar (Toliara).
25. PROJECT SEAS-OI
The project SEAS-OI – (Surveillance
Environnementale Appliquée à la Satelite) monitor
the quality of the sea and the potential zone of
fishing.
The Satelite Station is based in Reunion- France
26.
27. SATELITE STATION BASED IN REUNION –
FRANCE
Madagascar was in GEO- Data Sharing
Working Group since 2012
29. ROLE OF THIS ANTENNA
Monitoring of the temperature of the sea surface
Monitoring of the level of the sea
Monitoring of the Fishery boat in the Indian Ocean
Monitoring of the concentration of the chlorophylle,
the highspeed of the wind
Identify the potential fishery zone
30. INAUGURATION OF THE
SATELITE ANTENNE IN
MADAGASCAR
In the area of the Ministry in charge of
fisheries in Madagascar on 2009,
31. 2. BIODIVERSITY
Using the remote sensing for the best
conservation of the biodiversity.
Madagascar – Biodiversities hotspots
32. Zone OF Study of the World Conservation
Society – Masoala and Makira
33. Terrestrials of the habitats
in Makira and Masoala
Images LANDSAT-
Résolution middle
45. Madagascar has a National Office of Management of
Risks and Disaster Le Bureau National de Gestion des
Risques et Catastrophes (BNGRC)
The BNGRC has prepared now how to face the future
Cyclone in the next year.
Madagascar has his plan of contingency
The representant of ESA is visiting our office in april
2012.
46. SEISME
in 16 mars 2012 at 14h56mn 59s,
between Amparafaravola and
Ambatondrazaka: Lat: 17.73 S,
Long: 48.32 E, Magnitude 4.67,
duration: 10sec
in 02 january 2017, 1578,8 km of
Toliara (South West)
In 11 January 2017 at 01h06mn long
46,6332 et la lat-20,1581. 52,85 km
de Antsirabe, Magnitude 5,5
66. The 4 components of MADEOS are:
• Component I: Elaboration and implementation of the National
Strategy of the Environmental and Spatial Information.
• Component II: Installation of the Infrastructure of the MADEOS –
Madagascar Earth Observations Systems
•Component III: Collect of the Environmental Informations from the
local to the national level.
•Component IV: Développement of the Application Open Source -
GEstion Nationale de l’Information Environnementale et Spatiales –
GENIES
67. Date to remember
04-08 september 2017 - MADAGASCAR
International Workshop on Open Data for
Sustainable Development Goals in
Developing Countries
Some of you know Noasy. I would like to apologize for her. She could not come because of her obligations.
I’ll present the data sharing principles in Madagascar.
By the way, I'll talk about our country.
You can see left on the map of Madagascar some flora and fauna endemic to the country.
Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS) : The GEOSS Common Infrastructure.
Population More than 20,000,000
Lemurs
Island
Orchids
Madagascar commitment in sharing Data
Regional centre of maritime information fusion
Monitoring trafic
Call for Technical and financial partner
I would like to thank the ASSAF for their contribution
CODATA for their support