Geospatial Data Infrastructure

Data availability and quality issues

Technical expertise and software requirements

Scale and resolution limitations

All of the above

By providing a platform for integrating diverse data and information

By facilitating the development of decision support tools

By enhancing public participation and stakeholder engagement

All of the above

Data accuracy and integrity

Data privacy and confidentiality

Data accessibility and equity

Data security and protection

Individuals must be informed about the purpose of data collection and their rights before their data is collected.

Individuals must be given the opportunity to opt out of data collection.

Individuals must be compensated for the use of their data.

Individuals must be able to access and correct their data.

Only the data that is necessary for the specific purpose of data collection should be collected.

Data should be collected in a manner that minimizes the risk of harm to individuals.

Data should be stored in a secure manner.

Data should be destroyed when it is no longer needed.

Data should be accurate and complete.

Data should be consistent and reliable.

Data should be timely and up-to-date.

Data should be accessible and usable.

Data should be stored in a secure manner.

Data should be protected from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure.

Data should be backed up regularly.

Data should be destroyed when it is no longer needed.

Data should be accessible to all users.

Data should be provided in a variety of formats.

Data should be provided at a reasonable cost.

Data should be provided in a timely manner.

Users should be able to understand how data is collected, processed, and used.

Users should be able to access the metadata associated with data.

Users should be able to challenge the accuracy or completeness of data.

Users should be able to participate in the decision-making process related to data.

Organizations that collect, process, and use data should be accountable for their actions.

Organizations should have policies and procedures in place to ensure that data is used ethically.

Organizations should be transparent about their data practices.

Organizations should be subject to independent oversight.

Organizations that collect, process, and use data have a responsibility to manage it in a responsible and ethical manner.

Organizations should have policies and procedures in place to ensure that data is used ethically.

Organizations should be transparent about their data practices.

Organizations should be subject to independent oversight.

Countries have the right to control the collection, processing, and use of data within their borders.

Countries should have policies and procedures in place to ensure that data is used ethically.

Countries should be transparent about their data practices.

Countries should be subject to independent oversight.

Countries should share data with each other on a reciprocal basis.

Countries should have policies and procedures in place to ensure that data is shared ethically.

Countries should be transparent about their data sharing practices.

Countries should be subject to independent oversight.

Data should be stored and processed within the country where it was collected.

Data should be accessible to users in the country where it was collected.

Data should be used for the benefit of the country where it was collected.

Data should be subject to the laws of the country where it was collected.

Data should be standardized and consistent across different sources.

Data should be accessible in a variety of formats.

Data should be provided at a reasonable cost.

Data should be provided in a timely manner.