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Overview of the European Noise Data Management Workshop: Key Proposals and Structures

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This report summarizes the European Environment Agency's workshop on noise assessments and data management in Copenhagen. It discusses the history of the European Noise Directive Reporting Model (ENDRM) and its proposals from 2005 and 2006. The workshop outlined dataflows, structures, and technical specifications necessary for simple and flexible reporting. It emphasizes experiences from reviewing noise data submissions across member states and highlights the importance of guidance documents to enhance data reporting quality. The presentation overall aims to streamline noise data management for effective environmental assessments.

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  1. European Environment Agency • Workshop on noise assessments and noise data managementCopenhagenENDRM- structure and overview • Anna Bäckman

  2. Outline of presentation • “History” • 1st proposal in 2005 • 2nd launched in 2006 • Considerations and requirement for ENDRM • dataflows • simple & flexible • reporting structure, reporting features • INSPIRE • experiences from reviewing data • Structure of ENDRM • structure • technical specifications

  3. History of proposals • 1st proposal in 2005 • 2nd launched in 2006 Contract under EEA Final Report, September 2005 Questionnaire (excel sheets) + Guidance document Propsoal consulted with MS/ MC Feedback varied – wish for simplification Contract under EEA = ENDRM Final report in February, 2007 RM proposal + Handbook Now under the Commission – been consulted with MS

  4. Considerations for ENDRM project • Dataflows • 1O dataflow identified (later one additional dataflow identified ) to enable MS to fulfil their data reporting obligations • Simple & Flexible • Seperate for the 4 reporting features • Avoid repeated reporting • Various implementation in MS • Various implementation • Reporting structures • 4 Features • Reportnet / INSPIRE

  5. Flexibility - Optional reporting Special insulation and quiet facades should be reported “where appropriate and where such information is available” END stipulates quite complex reporting: the ENDRM need to be designed for detailed reporting (optional) Reporting equals to 2/3 of the reporting units for agglomeration entities

  6. Defining Data Flows under the END • Regular procedures under Reportnet • DGENV EEA defined 10 dataflows • One additional dataflow identified during ENDRM project

  7. Experiences from the review of the reported information • Competent authorities (Art. 4) • Relevant limit values (Art. 5.4) • Information on major roads, railways, airports and agglomerations subject to the first round of noise maps and action plans (Art. 7.1) The deadlines in 2005

  8. Conclusions • Several countries used the templates and guidance! • facilitated enormously the review! • Know where to find information, • how how to read information (, .) • No information – positive negatives • Technical specifications • Communication with the MS after reporting for confirmation or clarification • Saves working burden for all parties • Improves the quality • Reveals the need for guidance on reporting

  9. Experiences from the review of the reported information • Usage of the templates and guidance! For assessments . pdf

  10. Structure of ENDRM Volume 1: Project Overview Volume 2: Draft Handbook including data specifications

  11. Reporting structure

  12. Spatial data Inspire Noise in Annex 3 Relevant elements in ENDRM are formatted accordingly. See Directive, Article 7 and Annex VI: a concise description of the agglomeration including location, a general description of the roads, railways or airports including location. + some explicit demands to send in actual noise maps.

  13. Spatial data ENDRM spatial structure Per reporting entity!