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Europe ; France ; French Coast ; Western Europe ; coastal environment ; data bases ; data integration ; geographic information systems ; management
La gestion des zones côtières met en oeuvre de nombreux zonages. Une analyse, conduite dans le contexte des côtes françaises, en vue de la mise en place de bases de données géoréférencées relative aux zonages administratifs et réglementaires
a révélé de nombreuses difficultés : disparité des sources, lacunes, difficultés de génération, difficultés d'interprétation des textes juridiques. La multiplicité des éléments géométriques, l'incertitude attachée aux limites et la nécessité de gérer des
liens avec les informations textuelles rendent complexes la création, l'intégration et la mise à jour de ces données dans un système d'information géographique. Des exemples d'application illustrant la structuration d'information textuelle sous forme de

GI2000 : Why do we need a European Geographic Information policy?
Europe ; Regulation(control) ; agriculture ; coastal environment ; decision-making ; economic data ; geographic information systems ; management ; nitrogen ; phosphates ; policy
The paper aims at presenting the role of the European Commission in the GI market, and to explain why we need a geographic information policy at European level. The European Commission has three main roles: - a stimulation role, through stimulation
, research and development programmes, such as Info2000, 5th Framework Programme; - it is a market actor, making use of geographic information to plan and manage European policies: environment, transport, agriculture, fisheries, etc.; - it has a political
the European Geographic Information Infrastructure (EGII) and to set up a political leadership with the creation of a High Level Working Party, working with a strong political mandate from each member State. GI2000 is needed to support the integration
of geographic information into the information society, making geographic information common place. The article presents some examples, illustrating the cost of not having a European geographic information infrastructure, and presents the main guidelines

Mediterranean Sea ; coastal environment ; decision-making ; geographic information systems ; management ; maps ; remote sensing
It is impossible to manage the coastal zone without use of Geographic Information (GI) in a variety of different forms, from different sources, presented to end-users in different ways for different purposes. Manipulating GI is the role
of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and a host of related technologies ranging from remote sensing to digital image processing, from techniques for modeling the processes under investigation to advanced data visualization tools for presenting the results

Coastal GIS at the turn of the century

cartography ; coastal environment ; decision-making ; geographic information systems ; global ; legislation ; navigation ; policy ; remote sensing ; synthesis ; technology ; world ocean

Atlantic Ocean ; Central Europe ; East Frisian Islands ; Europe ; Germany ; Lower Saxony Germany ; North Atlantic ; North Sea ; Northeast Atlantic ; digital terrain models ; geographic information systems ; landform evolution ; marine sediments

Australasia ; Australia ; Coral Sea ; Great Barrier Reef ; Pacific Ocean ; West Pacific ; cartography ; catastrophes ; coastal environment ; environment protection ; geographic information systems ; navigation ; pollution ; safety

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