Use of INSPIRE Data: past experiences and scenarios for the future

| 27 November 2018

Date

27 November 2018 28 November 2018

Hours
From 12:00 am to 11:59 pm

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Context and objectives of the workshop

The INSPIRE Directive aims at creating a European Union spatial data infrastructure for the purposes of EU policies or activities related to the environment. This vision theoretically refers to a large list of usages like policy-making across boundaries, research, and communication to the citizen. INSPIRE data refers to data that have been or will be published in this European data infrastructure. This vision is being targeted notably through specific data requirements which are seen as a necessary step to enhance reusability of data across European situations, respecting the diversity of physical geographies and of cultures.

Whereas the implementation of data service conforming to INSPIRE implementation rules is recognized to have positive impact regarding the general principles aiming to build the European Spatial Data Infrastructure and has brought significant progress on data discovery, there are lots of doubts regarding the benefits of interoperability. Until now, it seems there are very few users of the INSPIRE compliant data.

This workshop is co-organised by the EuroGeographics (INSPIRE Knowledge Exchange Network) and by EuroSDR (Commission 4 on information usage). It is open to the different communities –practitioners and scientists- who can contribute to achieve the INSPIRE vision. The attendance target of the workshop includes (but is not limited to):

  • Data users (end users or software providers): to provide their feed-back about using INSPIRE data or investigating to use them. It  includes potential users who may describe specific use cases for INSPIRE data.
  • Data producers: to share their knowledge about who is using (or at least interested in using) the INSPIRE data they provide.
  • Researchers: as current or potential users of INSPIRE data and as solution provider to remove the barriers that restrain use of INSPIRE data.

Agenda (v2, updated 14 Nov 2018)

Minutes (v1.2, 20 December 2018)

Programme

Presenter Presentation  
Dominique Laurent Introduction Download
Abigail Page (EuroGeographics) What do we know about users of pan-European services Download
Julien Gaffuri (Eurostat) How INSPIRE could better support EU GIS analysts Download
Abigail Page (EuroGeographics) What can OpenELS offer to pan-European users? Download
Katharina Schleidt The Potential of Coverage Services for Merging Data from INSPIRE with Statistical and Copernicus Data Download
Christian Kleine INSPIRE and ITS applications Download
Rudolf Heino, Dawid Ludyga INSPIRE data for automatic driving Download
Bénédicte Bucher Urban Climate Studies requirements and INSPIRE data Download
Dominique Laurent INSPIRE interoperability users and use cases (by those who could not come) Download
Cristina Calvo INSPIRE Data as base for the national transport planning Download
Ivana Svata Use of INSPIRE data in the Czech Republic Download
Christine Najar swisstopo- A special Use Case for INSPIRE Download
Amalia Velasco INSPIRE GML used as exchange format of CP in the real estate traffic in Spain Download
Ad van Houtum INSPIRE Utility data to avoid digging accidents Download
Marcin Grudzien Report about ELF user event in Poland Download
Dominique Laurent IGN France experience about use of INSPIRE data Download
Ad van Houtum Study how Dutch key role players think about INSPIRE beyond 2021 Download
Lena Hallin-Pihlatie Experiences in the Baltic LINes project and in building a marine SDI in the Baltic Sea region Download
Henrik Andersen Copernicus experiences with harvesting/using INSPIRE data Download
Saulius Urbanas Prospects prototyping the new ELS architecture Download
Thorsten Reitz German study about complexity of INSPIRE data models Download
Dominique Laurent ELF flattening tentative Download
Sonja Werhanh The Core Reference Data: a simplified view on INSPIRE Download
Rudolf Heino Get ready for INSPIRE Annex III with environmental data Download
Nathalie Delattre MIG proposal on alternative encodings Download
Video (BRGM) INSPIRE plug-in for INSPIRE: what it is supposed to do
Henrik Gulliksen Schuller ELF cascading services and client applications Download
Nicolas Hageman INSPIRE in 2018 - requirements, expectations and the actual state Download
Bénédicte Bucher Dealing with heterogeneity (within and outside INSPIRE) Download
Nathalie Delattre More harmonised data : the ELF levels of interoperability Download
Dominique Laurent More harmonised content driven by the UN-GGIM: Europe core data initiative Download
Bastiaan van Loenen Open SDI and the role of the user in INSPIRE processes Download
Dominque Laurent Conclusions Download