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The second meeting of the Turkish Geographic Information Systems Committee was held under the chairmanship of the Vice President at the Fuat Oktay Presidential Complex. Speaking at the opening of the meeting, Oktay recalled that they had the first meeting in June and that they started the process that would facilitate everyone’s daily life by opening the geographic information infrastructure for individual use. Noting that the relevant institutions have been working in coordination for 4 months to transform satellite and aerial images into digital data and standardize the language of the data, Oktay said: “Data on parcels and buildings in every point of our country, information on potential agriculture, natural resources and production activities, easy-to-read maps. “System studies, in which our citizens can see the plans of the house they want to buy when they go to the title deed, they can monitor agricultural areas, change the flow of daily life with intelligent traffic systems, has begun to pay off ”.
‘EARTHQUAKE RISK MAPS ARE CREATED’
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Oktay, according to the board decision made at the first meeting of the National Geographic Information Strategy and Action Plan through the Official Gazette applications, Turkey’s geographic data was prepared to make the ‘Identification Documents ‘standard and shows which one is in charge of the Ministry of data’ Geographic data He stated that the Responsibilities Matrix was also published in the Official Gazette. In this context, Oktay explained that each of the data produced by the Ministries has begun to be shared rapidly with the National Geographic Information Platform, and shared the following information on the work carried out:
“So far, 388 out of 669 layers of geographic data have been integrated into the National Geographic Information Platform; 124 more layers will be shared by the end of the year. Our Ministry of the Environment and Urbanization prepares models of three-dimensional cities that cover all provinces and Districts of our country and our Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has converted 36 million agricultural parcels into digital soil maps on a national scale, and all agricultural parcels have been digitized, in these maps the type and characteristics of soil of each region are recorded Therefore, the identification of cultivation areas and studies of the productivity of crops such as cotton have begun to be carried out much more easily. Earthquake risk maps and maps of sensitivity to disasters due to landslides, rockslides and avalanches were created as a result of the coordinated efforts of our Ministry of the Environment. e y Urbanization and the Ministry of the Interior “.
‘BIG DATA NOW AT THE END OF THE YEAR’
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Noting that these maps were made available to the governorates through the Disaster Risk Reduction System (ARAS), Oktay said: “In addition, our Ministry of Environment and Urbanization has started the project that will transform 81 cities into smart cities. Starting this month.With the study named ‘Smart City National Reference Architecture’, Leveraging the smart city information system, the technologies will be implemented in different places in Turkey in the direction to make them compatible and interoperable with each other. , we will provide guidance to local governments. located in the hands of the public within 3 months can be shared in all geographic data, national geographic information will be added to the platform. We have big data within 3 months. 2020 will be remembered as a milestone in which we have provided effective management based on instant data in the bureaucracy and we have taken im leading towards smart cities along with all our provinces.
Oktay called on all administrators to make ‘data-driven decisions’, saying: “Starting from here, I appeal to all administrators and public employees; the big data about your ministry and institution is now at your disposal. I make a call on local administrators and mayors; in 2021, big data about your province and district is already available. It’s your turn. Use the data at your disposal, do analysis, make data-driven decisions, manage your institution, city and district based on data. Develop and use your decision support systems based on data that will increase your own decisions and the quality of management “
‘HUMAN FLYING VEHICLES, UNDRIVED, WILL BE PART OF OUR LIVES’
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Oktay noted that the geographic information system has prepared a serious infrastructure for the technologies of the future, in addition to facilitating it today and said:
“Next-generation air mobility plans, transportation with drones, autonomous vehicles, manned and unmanned flying vehicles will be part of our daily life in the not too distant future. We are also preparing the national and national infrastructure of future transportation systems as of today. As a result of the collaborative work carried out, we bring permission and license conditions to share our transport data with non-national navigation companies, we continue with our national navigation studies, thus we will also strengthen the infrastructure to be used by our defense industry products national, especially unmanned aerial vehicles, our President has already set the goal, in flying vehicles. Turkey plays a leading role in the world. By sharing a single point of all geographic information pertaining to the tourism industry in our country, energy from public services and local government will increase the efficiency of the private sector. “
Saying that they will inquire about how they can make the data speak at today’s meeting and how they can open up the National Geographic Information Platform for more effective use, Oktay said: “We will assess the progress made since the first meeting. We. Turkey as the Geographic Information System Board, our geographic data, easy-to-read maps and dashboards, we continue to work in coordination with the relevant institutions to provide our citizens, “he said.
