Prospect of Open SDI in Developing Countries Case Study: Indonesia
Agung Indrajit (TU Delft - OLD Department of GIS Technology)
B Loenen (TU Delft - OLD Geo-information and Land Development)
P. Van Oosterom (TU Delft - OLD Department of GIS Technology)
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Abstract
Many developing countries established Spatial Data Infrastructure primary (SDI) based on belief its ability to facilitate spatial information sharing for their national development. As one of the countries that initiated Open Government Partnership, Indonesia committed to provides new space for openness, transparency, innovation, and establish continuous interaction between the government and its citizens. This paper proposes an improvement of SII by extending the range of spatial information sharing to citizens and non-government institutions as a contribution in transforming Indonesia as an open government.
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