
Tomasz NaleczPaństwowy Instytut Geologiczny | PGI · Geoinformation
Tomasz Nalecz
PhD in Geoscience
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Introduction
My professional career is tied to the Polish Geological Institute (PGI). I initiate and lead the NATO project "Sustainable Use and Protection of Groundwater Resources Trans-boundary Water Management". I was a member of the working group for data specifications for the INSPIRE Directive. In 2013 I was appointed the Head of PGI International Cooperation Division and since 2015 I act as Deputy Director, Geoinformation Director.
I am the author of numerous articles, books and presentations.
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June 2013 - June 2015
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Publications (47)
Wykorzystanie zasobów danych administracji publicznej w tworzeniu nowych możliwości w zakresie zarządzania informacją poprzez sieci semantyczne
The efficient geological data management in Poland is necessary to support multilevel decision processes for government and local authorities in case of spatial planning, mineral resources and groundwater supply and the rational use of subsurface. Vast amount of geological information gathered in the digital archives and databases of Polish Geologi...
Increasing demand for groundwater data used in decision support processes as well as stress on groundwater being in many cases a main source of drinking water make it important as a part of Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI). Processing and management of groundwater data need understanding and proper definition of aquifer system concept. The modern...
The great variety of information, possibilities of spatial analyses, implementation and open access to public data have become solid foundation to establish the new information society in the 21st century. Information must be valid, reliable and accessible. The majority of thematic geological data providing by Polish Geological Institute is now ava...
Polish Geological Institute – National Research Institute, acting as a Hydrogeological Survey of Poland (PSH), is largely responsible for the process of hydrogeological data collecting, processing and dissemination at the national level. The paper gives a brief description of formal procedures and regulations for running that process and main types...
Nowadays policy changes in geodata governance are observed in many countries in Europe. Open data governance approach imported from US, where it was introduced in the first decade of XXI century, could have important influence on geodata market in EU. Some countries in EU changed their direction form licensed data towards open data solution. This w...
The recent rapid developments in internet technology along with growth of teleinformation infrastructure and adaptation of new technologies, made access to information published on the internet much easier and, in result, attracted large numbers of new users. Dispersed data resources administrated by different institutional bodies may be useful for...
The spatial information infrastructure Act of 4 March 2010 imposes the obligation to create, update
and share metadata by the administration bodies responsible for keeping public records that contain
data sets indicated in the Act as well as by third parties responsible for the data sets of the infrastruc-
ture. Metadata play a special role in the...
In recent decades, the importance of groundwater for the economy and in particular for its supply to the population grew significantly. The management of water resources requires multi disciplinary and multi functional approaches. The situation becomes even more complex when a river basin or an aquifer is of a transboundary nature. Until 2009 there...
The analysis of the history of water conflicts which have inseparably accompanied the development of our civilisation indicates many interesting trends. Most countries have transboundary waters in their territory, which gave rise to various conflicts at a smaller or greater scale in the past. Observations and analyses of examples from Middle East,...
In general understanding, registers that belong to the National Geodetic and Cartographic Resource
are reference data sets. However, also data obtained and processed in line with accepted standards
and guidelines within the framework of tasks of leading authorities competent for particular INSPIRE
themes may and should be considered as core data (s...
In recent decades, the importance of groundwater for the economy and in particular for its supply to the population grew significantly. The management of water resources requires multi disciplinary and multi functional approaches. The situation becomes even more complex when a river basin or an aquifer is of a transboundary nature. Until 2009 there...
The present paper represents the first part of the program on Integrated Environmental Evaluation of Western Buh River Basin
(Ukraine and Poland) and it was prepared in the framework of the UNIDO project “Ecological conditions of the basin of the
Western Buh River: cause-and-effect analysis and transboundary influence.
Water is of fundamental significance for biodiversity and the protection of water resources is extremely important for the equilibrium in the environment. Water protection is also a key element of human existence; therefore, it is the highest priority under the European Union legislation. In accordance with the Water Framework Directive, water is n...
The communities participating in the INSPIRE implementation, tested and evaluated the draft versions of annex II and III themes data specifications in the period of 4 months, from June to October 2011. In Poland, similarly as in other countries of the European Union , the scope of these works was broad. The Polish Council for Spatial Information In...
Spatial Data Infrastructure creation and pursuit of interoperability understood as communication
between the geoinformation systems requires multidimensional view at spatial data resources already
produced. Complete description of various domains, including geology and hydrogeology, requires
preparing conceptual models to achieve comprehensive and...
One of the most important components of INSPIRE data specifications for the theme Geology (Annex
II) describes groundwater (aquifers) issues. Hydrogeology is a practical scientific domain and in the
context of INSPIRE directive is characterized by much larger number of links to other thematic
domains in comparison to the geology domain itself. In t...
This volume is the result of work carried out under the NATO SPS Study Pilot Project "Sustainable Use and Protection of Groundwater Resources - Transboundary Water Management." It contains basic information on hydrogeological conditions, groundwater management and monitoring in areas of the Belarus, Lithuanian, Polish and Ukrainian borders, simulta...
Prace nad Europejską Infrastrukturą Danych Przestrzennych (European Spatial Data Infrastructure – ESDI) wkraczają obecnie w decydującą fazę. Zespoły robocze INSPIRE przygotowuj specyfikację danych tematycznych dla Aneksu II i III dyrektywy. Wśród nich podejmowane są zagadnienia istotne dla geologów i hydrogeologów. Zapisy zawarte w specyfikacjach d...
Works on European Spatial Data Infrastructure (ESDI) are now encroaching on the crucial phase. INSPI RE working teams prepare Data Specifications for Annex II and III. There are the important issues for geologists and hydrogeologists. The records contained in data specifications are intended to prepare basic model of geological and hydrogeological...
In times of globalization and increasing competition between different sectors of the economy within the access to natural resources, including clean water sources what is a direct consequence of the process where all borders disappear, the transnational issues are becoming increasingly important. More than 10 years history of Water Framework Direc...
Water is crucial medium for human life and living quality. Groundwater resources will be of increasing significance for the domestic economy in the future, because surface waters - the main water source used by humans over ages - become progressively more contaminated. Now in Poland 70% of water use is based on groundwater. The history of interest...
Works on preparation of spatial data specification for the annexes II and III of the INSPIRE Directive
will determine the shape of spatial information infrastructure in Europe. Geology and mineral resour-
ces (GE&MR) themes, combined into one thematic working group (TWG), are among the issues
developed. The TWG works focus on identification of exis...
The climate changes affect the life of more and more numbers of people. This fact is clearly visible in water-related issues, where water is crucial medium for human life and living quality. Until recently, water management issues have been limited to a single area of the country. Now, statistics show that 60 million of EU citizens live at less tha...
In 2006 Science for Peace and Security NATO Pilot Study project “Sustainable Use and protection of Groundwater Resources – Transboundary Water Management” has been launch. This project focuses on development of international co-operation on implementation of water quality assessment and water quality monitoring and assessment as important issues in...
Global history of Geographic Information Systems development is inextricably linked with research
on natural environment. When analyzing GIS technology development in the area of natural environ-
ment protection in Poland during the last dozen years or so, it may seem complicated and chaotic .
Almost every institution was independently gathering al...
nvestment processes are the main component determining spatial development on the local, regional
and national level. The selection of proper localization of investment is an extremely important task for
the success of the whole process. Every investment is closely connected with spatial planning. A
modern planning approach taking into consideratio...
In Western Europe, systematic registration and studies of the old waste disposal sites as well as old industrial locations began at the end of 1980s. Those sites were, first of all, potential places of contaminants emission to groundwater. Quantity of data on the subject has increased very quickly. Process of investigations at different stages as w...
Geoscientific map of Poland at the scale of 1 : 50 000 is Geographic Information System presenting mineral deposits location and deposit management in relation to a number of factors: mining minerals processing, hydrogeology, engineering geology as far as environmental landscape and cultural monuments protection. The information gathered in compute...
http://www.mapgeochem.pgi.gov.pl
http://www.mapgeochem.pgi.gov.pl
Projects
Projects (4)
European Spatial Data Infrastructure - INSPIRE
Theme: Geology, Mineral Resources, Energy resources, Natural Risk Zones