BASIC CORE South Tyrol
summary
Simplifies Italy’s National Core into a lightweight “Basic Core” for Bolzano by halving classes from 59 to 23, removing attributes duplicated in existing datasets, and keeping only 2D geometry plus a level‑relative‑to‑ground flag. Automated migration uses FME scripts with JML catalog/JML validator for semantic mapping, cleaning and topology checks, and produces QGIS projects plus an online editing dashboard. A 2024 pilot with 20 municipalities proves update, validation and cost‑reduction workflows work in production.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:25Project overview
- 1:31Simplification process
- 3:21Operational methodology
- 6:11Class reduction
- 6:33ATL procedure
- 8:00Automated transformation
- 9:42Online editing dashboard
- 11:11Tailor-made QGIS projects
- 12:40Pilot project results
- 13:23Conclusions
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