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CWMI
Description
Organisation:
Cross-Border Water Management Initiative
Acronym:
CWMI
Details
Mission and Objectives:
A large-scale project (1.7M EUR), set up in the framework of the BSIK Space for Geo-Information (SGI) research programme. The objective of this project is to create an easy and customised web-based access to primarily geological and hydrological information in relation to water management issues in the border area of North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany) and The Netherlands. The project activities to be carried out are seen as a contribution to implementation of the European Water Framework Directive (WFD) and to development of an international geo-information structure.
Formal Mandate:
None
Mandate:
a three years long project, involving 12 public and private organisations
Activities:
The main part of the project will be dedicated to “translation” and harmonisation of data and information required for selected issues/stakeholders combinations. This will be primarily geological, hydrogeological, hydrological and landuse-related data and information. Finally, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) will be applied to provide on-line, synchronised access to various data and information sources.
Membership:
The ministry MUNLV en Geological Survey (both of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany) The Dutch provinces of Overijssel, Gelderland and Limburg Universities of Aachen (G) en Wageningen (Nl) Companies Envidat (G), Synoptics (Nl), Knowledge institutes Alterra (Nl) and TNO (Nl -as project leader).
URL:
http://igrac.nitg.tno.nl/pub/bscw.cgi/0/15797
Typology:
Thematic
PROPOSED ROLE IN INSPIRE DEVELOPMENT
Which role(s) do you foresee for the SDIC in INSPIRE development
submit reference material as input to the Drafting Teams
yes
register a project to test/revise/develop the draft Implementing Rules
yes
be kept informed
yes
Geographic Domain
TransNational
Cross-border area of Netherlands and Germany
Societal Sector
research
Specific Expertise
Specific Expertise:
Metadata
Network Services
Monitoring and Reporting
Data Specifications
Data and Service Sharing
Previous Experience relevant for INSPIRE development
?
Environmental application domains
Water and Soil Resource Management
Primary Business
Hydrogeology
INSPIRE Data Themes
Coordinator
Geology
Producer
Soil
,
Geology
,
Land use
User
Coordinate reference systems
,
Geographical grid systems
,
Geographical names
,
Administrative units
,
Hydrography
,
Soil
,
Geology
,
Land use