Working plan
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Implementation of prototypes
and identification of minimum required information
for the integrated system
The
project is based on the implementation of prototypes
in two regions (Wallonia and Gers) that have sufficiently
different socio-economic and agricultural characteristics
to allow testing the different functionalities of
the new evolved IACS. In Wallonia, the test region
is mainly concerned by industrial vegetable and field
crop productions. In Gers, forage and field crop
productions will be used to test the prototype. These
prototypes will use the existing operational structure
of monitoring systems in each test region and will
allow, if necessary to define the required modifications
in order to change from to the « Ilots
CAP » system
to the Land Parcel Identification System (LPIS) or
to the elementary management unit. A comparative
analysis of agricultural production systems implemented
in the two test regions will be carried out in such
a way as to highlight the different obstacles using
the LPIS for authentification and geographic traceability.
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The work that will be carried out includes the following
tasks :
Set up an inventory of existing available and geo-referenced
generic data in each test region.
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Analyse the different types of data collected in
two or more selected food chains in order to identify
a common minimum data set basis in each region.
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Analysis of the data model in order to link information
(spatial, descriptive, temporal, meta-data, etc) from
multiple sources (maps, images, statistics, etc.) and
different presentation formats within a unique system.
The use of data models will ensure a good integration
of available information. The means of standardising
the data and expressing them in the LPIS should also
be studied in order to optimise data standardisation.
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Creation of a common catalogue of spatial data (geo
indexed) for both test sites in order to provide all
the partners in the project with a consolidated picture
of the geo-traceability data. This catalogue will allow
each partner in the project to test the possibility
of playing, with respect to others, the role of information
supplier. The creation of this catalogue will be based
on the specifications laid down in the Open GIS catalogues.
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Establishing quality control protocol for the data
of the spatial reference information system. The common
quality control functionalities will also be studied
using specific standards for monitoring requirements
of the new CAP regulations or the traceability data
management. The standards should: include the norms
associated with the acquisition, processing and presentation
of the information.
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Development of rules and procedures governing access
to data in order to ensure their security and confidentiality.
Definition of the control and accessibility mechanisms
for the different information categories.
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