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Geographic Information Systems

This document provides an overview of the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) external evaluation for the 2012 annual call. It contains detailed geographic representations of eligible proposals, highlighting their locations based on submitted coordinates, maps, and descriptions. The GIS Viewer allows for interactive viewing and access to various data layers, including TEN-T networks, environmental data, and satellite imagery. The document also emphasizes the need for accurate data submissions and acknowledges potential issues with proposal representations. For further inquiries, contact the TEN-T EA GIS team.

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Geographic Information Systems

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  1. Geographic Information Systems External Evaluation – 2012 Annual Call Jan De Belder & Przemysław Sowinski

  2. Geographic Informationfor Evaluation 2012 For this call, weprepared: • Location of the proposals • GIS Viewer • Documentation & Maps

  3. Location of the proposals For all submitted & eligible proposals, a detailedgeographicrepresentation of the location of the action wascreated, based on: • Coordinates provided in proposals • Maps in the Annexes • Description provided in proposals • Input from Opening Committee members

  4. Location of the proposals But sometimes… • Coordinates wrong, missing or inaccurate • Maps missing or of low quality • Descriptions are vague • Location not applicable(e.g. studies, software development, …)

  5. Location of the proposals And so, it is… • An interpretation, not data submitted by beneficiary • purely for your additional information • The legalreferenceremains the proposalitself

  6. GIS Viewer : purpose • Interactive viewing of the proposed location of the action • Access to thematical data (« Layers »): • TEN-T network and priority axes • TEN-T fundedprojects • Environmental data (Natura 2000) • Access to reference data (background) • Streets & topographic data • Satellite imagery • lowcontrast background

  7. TENtec entry point

  8. GIS Viewer screen

  9. Viewer demo • Link to viewer

  10. Documents & Maps • TEN-T Posters in the Experts offices • ViewerManual (part of TENtec manual) • Map Library on N:\TEN_T_MAPS_FOR_EVALUATION_2011 (overviewmaps, 30 Priority axes (PP 1-30, Maps per mode)

  11. Further questions on GIS ? • Call TEN-T EA GIS team • Jan De Belder - tel: 63776 • Przemek Sowinski - tel: 51696 • Or find us in Office 2/17

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