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INSPIRE Status Report 2010: Monitoring Updates, Services, and Proposed Implementing Rules

This 2010 INSPIRE status report by Christina Wasström outlines key developments in monitoring and reporting, data sharing, and implementing rules for spatial data services. Highlights include updates on the INSPIRE conference in Krakow, the publication of new guidelines for data quality, and the introduction of new implementing rules for spatial data service metadata. The report also discusses ongoing translations, minor regulatory changes, and the involvement of 311 experts from 23 countries in thematic working groups. Continued efforts in data and service sharing are emphasized.

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INSPIRE Status Report 2010: Monitoring Updates, Services, and Proposed Implementing Rules

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  1. Inspire – status report Christina Wasström 2010-05-06

  2. Status report - content • General news • Monitoring and Reporting • Data sharing • Services • Metadata • Specifications • General • Annex I • Annex II and III

  3. General news • INSPIRE conference 22-25 June in Krakow, Poland • Data Quality workshop (by invitation only)

  4. Monitoring and Reporting • New version of Guidelines is published to clarify the scope • Tool for reporting out for test until 3 May

  5. Data and service sharing • Implementing Rules for data and service sharing ”access to spatial data sets and services of the Member States by Community institutions and bodies under harmonised conditions ” came into force in April

  6. Services • Implementing Rules for download and transformation services was decided by the Committee in December • Translation is ongoing • Suggestion for a new implementing rule concerning Spatial Data Service

  7. Metadata • Minor changes in the regulation • Discussion paper on Data quality

  8. Specification • Framework for maintenance of the artefacts from Drafting Team for Data Specification • Artefacts • Triggers • Organisation • Versioning rules • Process • Management of the toolset Comments by the end of April (!)

  9. Specification, annex I • Implementing Rules was decided by the Committee in December • Translation is ongoing • Code List • Code List in separate register now moved into the regulation, decision 17 June

  10. Specifications, annex II and III • 19-20 April Kick-Off for facilitators and editors • Autumn 2010 version 1.0 • Spring 2011 version 2.0 • Summer 2011 version 2.0 out for comments and test • End of 2011 version 3.0 • 2012 draft Implementing Rules

  11. INSPIRE Thematic Working Group for Annex II and III, draft version • Nomination • 311 experts from 23 countries(Australia and China included!) …… from those nominations a number of TWGs were selected • 28 facilitators/editors • 167 experts …… more experts have been registered after the first nomination

  12. Elevation

  13. Land Cover

  14. Ortho-imagery

  15. Geology + Mineral Resources

  16. More experts from users and statistical offices Statistical Units + Population Distribution

  17. Buildings

  18. Soil

  19. Miss link to LUCAS Land Use

  20. Human Health and Safety

  21. Utility and Governmental Services More expert e.g. waste management

  22. Environmental Monitoring Facilities

  23. Too small group Production and Industrial Facilities

  24. More experts ”monitoring & reporting” within theis field Agricultural and Aquacultural Facilities

  25. More experts mining, costal zone, national and regional level reporting Area Management/Restriction, Regulation Zones & Reporting Units

  26. Natural Risk Zones

  27. Atmospheric Conditions + Meteorological Geographical Features

  28. Oceanographic Geographical Features + Sea Regions

  29. Bio-geographical Regions + Habitats and Biotopes + Species Distribution

  30. Small group, but could work anyway Energy Resources

  31. Summary TWG

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