Canada's Oil and Gas Upstream Looks

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Canada's Oil and Gas Upstream Looks Forward to
CGDI Opportunities
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The Upstream (Exploration and Production) sector
of Canada's Oil And Gas industry is anticipating
the opportunities the Canadian Geospatial Data
Infrastructure will offer. A goal of one dataset,
one data model, and one node for accessing
Canadian Geospatial data is a worthwhile one, and
is something this sector could use to gain
efficiency in mapping operations. Secondary goals
of Improved geometry / topology / attributes will
add benefits as well. This sector will, for the
most part, be a user of this Infrastructure. It
is possible that this sector could also
contribute datasets to the Infrastructure.
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• - One source for topographic data
• one location
• one dataset
• one data model
• persistent
• accountable
• Better geometry / topology / attributes /
• symbology
• - Services to download to our site
• - Services to map from directly

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SOLUTION
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         Base map objects will adhere to CCSM
classification standards          Base map
objects will adhere to CCSM 1250,000 polychrome
map standards for symbolization
(http//maps.nrcan.gc.ca/cartospecs/MainIndexE250.
htm)          Base map objects will adhere to
CCSM 150,000 polychrome map standards
for symbolization (http//maps.nrcan.gc.ca
/cartospecs/MainIndexE50.htm)
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Acknowledgements

• BC Culture data BC TRIM, BMGS Victoria
• Pipeline data Geomatics Data Management
• Land data Field Title Service, IHS Energy
• Well data International Petrodata Limited
• Orthophotography Pixxures Inc.
• Scanned Imagery Photogeologic Evaluation,
  GeoAnalytic Inc.
• Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure
  ftp//ftp.geogratis.cgdi.gc.ca
• National Atlas of the United States
  http//www.nationalatlas.gov/atlasftp.html