Rejestry publiczne w formie zintegrowanej jako platforma budowy Systemu Informacji Przestrzennej. Oprogramowanie open source i jego wykorzystanie do tworzenia budowy kujawsko-pomorskiego SIP

Abstract

The project called “Infostrada for Kuyavia and Pomerania” addresses the present day demand for Spatial Information Systems, which the administration authorities of the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship intend to introduce in local government institutions. The System covers most of the voivodeship. The most important tool of the Kuyavian-Pomernian Spatial Information System (abbreviated to SIS) is ERGO software developed by Geopolis. Aided by the program, the local government institutions can access several dozens of registers and records grouped by themes in modules, under such headings as, for example, Environment Protection or Real Estate Management. With the help of the ERGO software it was possible to create the spatial point of reference for most of the data stored in registers and records. This georeferential system guarantees also the correct spatial presentation within the existing Spatial Information Systems. The nodes of the local government institutions in the project consist of the two subsystems: the back--office subsystem and the front-office subsystem. The back-office subsystem is a part of the ERGO package dedicated to the people authorized to running registers and records in the local government institutions. This subsystem allows, for example, to create the sequence of registers, each of them divided into modules. It also allows to create individual information databases or spatial information databases. With the help of the subsystem it’s also possible to design and archive individual documents as well as to verify the decisions taken so far or to carry out the spatial analyses. The introduction of the subsystems described in the institutions of local governments will help to solve the problems related to creating databases by people competent to do so as well as the problems resulting from a limited access to data by the persons from the outside. The front-office subsystem, on the other hand, has been designed with the external users in mind. The majority of registers and records constitutes public information that is run by the local government institutions. One of the chief assumptions of the Spatial Information System (PIS) is to make this very data from the registers and records public.