Parallel presentations, 27-30 September 2016.
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - 15:30

Nature and biodiversity - 27/09/2016 - 15:30
Room: A
  Chair: Christian Ansorge
15:30 Benefit or burden? Publishing Article 17 Habitats Directive reports using INSPIRE data specifications
Inge La Riviere
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15:45 The mapping of habitats: an indispensable tool to the planning and management of protected areas in Catalonia
Pau Sainz de la Maza
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16:00 Route to Biotope Data Standardization for the Protected Areas in Turkey
Özlem Aksoy
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16:15 Natusfera: A platform to provide free and easily accessible citizen - science services
Jaume Piera
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16:30 Geographical data resources are growing– are we using them in spatial conservation planning?
Aija Kukkala
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Room: H1
  Chair: Bruno Rakedjian
15:30 INSPIRE: a backbone for water community in the future? Part I The INSPIRE Urban Waste water website functionalities
Benoît Fribourg-Blanc
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15:45 INSPIRE: a backbone for water community in the future? Part II Point of view of a website user
Corina Boscornea
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16:00 INSPIRE: a backbone for water community in the future? Part III What else – a DREAM to the future
Bruno Rakedjian
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Room: H2
  Chair: Robert Konrad
15:30 INSPIRE maintenance and implementation – What's new?
Michael Lutz
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15:45 Re - using MIG results in the Member States
MIG-T Representatives
16:00 Re - using MIG results in the Member States: Conceptual and technical experiences of the INSPIRE Registry RoR implementation , a case study from Austria
Chris Schubert
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16:15 INSPIRE monitoring 2016 - report on member state progress in implementing the directive
Stefan Jensen
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16:30 Taking the implementation into the home stretch – the maintenance and implementation work programme
Joeri Robbrecht
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Room: H3
  Chair: Adam Nagy
15:30 INSPIRE implementation and SNIG development in Portugal: 2015 diagnostic study
Mário Caetano
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15:45 Interoperability as a key enabler for citizen - centric location based services
Katrien Mostaert
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16:00 Settlements: a new geospatial reference data production system in the National Geographic Institute of Spain according to INSPIRE
Eduardo Nunez
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16:15 Let’s start with environment. Initial INSPIRE priority datasets implementation experience from Czech and Slovak republic.
Martin Tuchyňa
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16:30 Best practice to build a bridge between Inspire and the end users of the environmental & planning act ( Netherlands )
Ronald lanen
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Better resource managing: oceans - 27/09/2016 - 15:30
Room: J
  Chair: Maria Teresa Borzacchiello
15:30 Role of Coastal/Marine Atlases in Human - centric SDIs
Roger Longhorn
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15:45 SNIMar project tools
Inês Falcão
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16:00 INSPIRE as a link between marine & maritime planning
Andrej Abramic
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16:15 EULF Marine pilot: monitoring environment through INSPIRE infrastructure
Carmelo Attardo
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16:30 Mapping Between Community and Inspire Data Specifications – An example from the EMODNET community
Keiran Millard
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Wednesday, September 28, 2016 - 09:00

Room: A
  Chair: Maria Teresa Borzacchiello
09:00 The Importance of INSPIRE for Commercial Maps
Christian Kleine
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09:15 Reducing implementation and maintenance costs through INSPIRE as a Service
Thorsten Reitz
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09:30 Two or three downstream success stories
Marc Leobet
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09:45 Costs and benefits of the INSPIRE implementation in the Netherlands
Christiaan de Jong
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10:00 National benefits of Inspire implementation: the real life use cases.
Andrius Balciunas
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Citizen science/crowd sourcing - 28/09/2016 - 09:00
Room: H1
  Chair: Jose Miguel Rubio Iglesias
09:00 Open Land Use Map and Smart Points of Interest
Tomas Mildorf
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09:15 VGI and INSPIRE - Introduction
Karel Charvat
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09:30 SensLog – way to standardize VGI data collection.
Karel Charvat
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09:45 VGI profile for Precision Farming: unified data model and applications
Tomas Reznik
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10:00 COBWEB; Facilitator of Citizen Science
Jamie Williams
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Extending INSPIRE - 28/09/2016 - 09:00
Room: H2
  Chair: Christian Ansorge
09:00 Extending the INSPIRE schemas for administrative purposes on the national level
Michal Med
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09:15 URI - Properties for INSPIRE Extension
Katharina Schleidt
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09:30 How to extend INSPIRE to create added value?
Jandirk Bulens
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09:45 Dutch One - portal: combined information exchange underground utilities based on INSPIRE - US ( utility services ) standard
Caroline Groot
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10:00 Data Standardization on Spatial Planning in Turkey: Plan GML
Fulya Baybas
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The INSPIRE tool box - 28/09/2016 - 09:00
Room: H3
  Chair: Robin Smith
09:00 The INSPIRE knowledge base ( an evolution of the INSPIRE web site )
Vlado Cetl
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09:15 The INSPIRE geoportal
Michael Lutz
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09:30 Interactive Data Specifications ' toolkit , including the ' find your scope application
Robert Tomas
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09:45 Re3gistry - A tool to manage and share reference codes
Daniele Francioli
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10:00 INSPIRE Validation , Conformance and Interoperability Testing
Robin Smith
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INSPIRE + COPERNICUS - 28/09/2016 - 09:00

The European Union Earth Observation and Monitoring Programme Copernicus is a user-driven programme building on the existing national and European capacities as well as ensuring continuity with the activities achieved under the Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES). Copernicus users include Union institutions and bodies, European, national, regional or local authorities, research users like universities or any other research and education organisations, commercial and private users, charities, NGOs and international organisations. Copernicus data and information services are provided on a full, free and open basis in support of a vast array of downstream applications and industries with the aim to contribute to economic growth (jobs, innovation…). Copernicus consists of 3 components: a service component, a space component and an in situ component ensuring coordinated access to observations data from ground-, sea-, air-borne sensors as well as reference and ancillary data licensed or provided for use in Copernicus. (Copernicus Regulation nr 377/2014 of 03/04/2014) The Copernicus dedicated sessions at this INSPIRE-2016 conference are set-up from a user-perspective with a cross-cutting approach: the solutions for one specific sector (‘added-value services’) that integrate Copernicus data and information in existing business/working processes can inspire users that are active in a totally different sector: e.g. a multi-platform application developed by an SME for smart mobility solutions (transport sector) can serve as an example to improve existing solutions for precision farming (agriculture sector). Each of the presentations will present how Copernicus data and information is used as well as the link with INSPIRE. Recommendations and findings from an (end)user perspective e.g. regarding sharing data/information, user needs for INSPIRE compliance as well as feedback from users (data-and information integrators) that deliver services to the end-user will be formulated. The first session will start with a brief introduction by DG GROW on the (status of the) Copernicus programme, its link with INSPIRE and status of implementation throughout the programme. The focus of this session will be on multi-platform solutions, tools and applications demonstrating the use of Copernicus datasets and information and the benefits of INSPIRE. Chair: (tbc) The second session will zoom in on use cases of Copernicus data-and information integration, data-sharing and user needs for INSPIRE compliance. Chair: Danny Vandenbroucke (KU Leuven) The third session will focus on the opportunities generated by Copernicus and INSPIRE in the context of GEOSS and Galileo. Chair: (tbc)

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Room: J
  Chair: Koen Verberne
09:00 The Copernicus programme and its full , free and open data and information policy
Catharina Bamps
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09:15 An implementation of a spatial data infrastructure based on local opendata , INSPIRE and Copernicus datasets
David Hello
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09:30 Collaborative Systems for the Creation of Marine Services
Nuno Almeida
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09:45 EU FP7 SEN3APP: Copernicus data portals from raw data to services and products
Ali Nadir Arslan
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10:00 Operational Sentinel - 2 orthoimage series generation in Catalonia: first experiences
Vicenç Palà
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Wednesday, September 28, 2016 - 14:00

Room: A
  Chair: Robert Konrad
14:00 Solving the European Data Puzzle and Simplifying the INSPIRE Usage
Mark Doering
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14:15 KLIP : a radical , INSPIRE based digital exchange platform for utility network information in Flanders
Jef Daems
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14:30 FROM MUNICIPAL GIS TO CÁCERES SDI. DATA SHARING
Luis Antonio Alvarez Llorente
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14:45 Reviewing the EU Member States’ Governance of INSPIRE
Joep Crompvoets
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15:00 Spotbooking: a success story of a eGovernment solution for managing the public space available for the whole EU market thanks to the use of INSPIRE data and eGovernmental API's.
dirk frigne
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Citizen science/crowd sourcing - 28/09/2016 - 14:00
Room: H1
  Chair: Karel Charvet
14:00 Open transport net - Making your transport related open data more useful for your local community
Lieven Raes
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14:15 SCENT - Smart Toolbox for Engaging Citizens into a People - Centric Observation Web
Athanasia Tsertou
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14:30 Open Transport Map - Inspire - based dataset of route network for Europe
Jan Jezek
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14:45 From citizen - based data collection to joint knowledge creation: the Ground Truth 2.0 citizen observatories
Uta Wehn
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15:00 WeSenseIt Citizen Water Observatories – Collected Data and Reusable Software and Tools
Suvodeep Mazumdar
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Applications for INSPIRE - 28/09/2016 - 14:00
Room: H2
  Chair: Vlado Cetl
14:00 Europa Challenge CitySmart Winners
Patrick Hogan
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14:15 gvSIG and NASA World Wind: open source GIS for INSPIRE
Alvaro Anguix
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14:30 NASA WorldWind: Multidimensional Geospatial Web Platform
Patrick Hogan
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14:45 Catalog Support in QGIS: Current Status and Proposed Developments
Joana Simoes
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15:00 The consumption of INSPIRE harmonised data made easy with the QGIS GML Application Schema Toolbox
Paul Hasenohr
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Room: H3
  Chair: Anna Lleopart
14:00 Designing identifiers: The approach in France in general and at IGN France in particular
Marie Lambois
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14:15 Using an INSPIRE Ontology to Support Spatial Data Interoperability
Falk Würriehausen
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14:30 The challenge of resolvable Persistent Identifiers
Francisco J Lopez-Pellicer
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14:45 Practical experiences with developing Linked Data applications in the MELODIES project
Jon Blower
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INSPIRE + COPERNICUS - 28/09/2016 - 14:00

The European Union Earth Observation and Monitoring Programme Copernicus is a user-driven programme building on the existing national and European capacities as well as ensuring continuity with the activities achieved under the Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES). Copernicus users include Union institutions and bodies, European, national, regional or local authorities, research users like universities or any other research and education organisations, commercial and private users, charities, NGOs and international organisations. Copernicus data and information services are provided on a full, free and open basis in support of a vast array of downstream applications and industries with the aim to contribute to economic growth (jobs, innovation…). Copernicus consists of 3 components: a service component, a space component and an in situ component ensuring coordinated access to observations data from ground-, sea-, air-borne sensors as well as reference and ancillary data licensed or provided for use in Copernicus. (Copernicus Regulation nr 377/2014 of 03/04/2014) The Copernicus dedicated sessions at this INSPIRE-2016 conference are set-up from a user-perspective with a cross-cutting approach: the solutions for one specific sector (‘added-value services’) that integrate Copernicus data and information in existing business/working processes can inspire users that are active in a totally different sector: e.g. a multi-platform application developed by an SME for smart mobility solutions (transport sector) can serve as an example to improve existing solutions for precision farming (agriculture sector). Each of the presentations will present how Copernicus data and information is used as well as the link with INSPIRE. Recommendations and findings from an (end)user perspective e.g. regarding sharing data/information, user needs for INSPIRE compliance as well as feedback from users (data-and information integrators) that deliver services to the end-user will be formulated. The first session will start with a brief introduction by DG GROW on the (status of the) Copernicus programme, its link with INSPIRE and status of implementation throughout the programme. The focus of this session will be on multi-platform solutions, tools and applications demonstrating the use of Copernicus datasets and information and the benefits of INSPIRE. Chair: (tbc) The second session will zoom in on use cases of Copernicus data-and information integration, data-sharing and user needs for INSPIRE compliance. Chair: Danny Vandenbroucke (KU Leuven) The third session will focus on the opportunities generated by Copernicus and INSPIRE in the context of GEOSS and Galileo. Chair: (tbc)

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Room: J
  Chair: Danny Vandenbroucke
14:00 INSPIRE , Copernicus and Open Data: a winning team for analysing urban phenomena? Developing urban indicators for Europe: challenges and opportunities for INSPIRE , Copernicus and Open Data.
Hugo Poelman
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14:15 Investigating the flood risk reduction potential of soft coasts and vegetated shorelines. The FP7 FAST project is zooming in.
Mindert de Vries
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14:30 Deriving Copernicus land cover and land use data from national datasets following bottom - up approach and INSPIRE data specifications: EAGLE geometric test case
Julián Delgado Hernández
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14:45 Satellite monitoring of coastal water quality - the HIGHROC project
Kevin Ruddick
15:00 Satellite applications for urban mobility: Intelligent Routing of Freight in cities.
Teresa Raventos
   
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Wednesday, September 28, 2016 - 16:00

Room: A
  Chair: Adam Nagy
16:00 GDI - Südhessen: How hundreds of administrative and municipal districts stop worrying about INSPIRE
Thorsten Reitz
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16:15 eWise: Subterranean Networks management interoperability between utilities companies , Public Administration & Citizens
Juan Ramon Mesa Díaz
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16:30 European Union Location Framework: lessons learned and follow - up
Maria Teresa Borzacchiello
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16:45 The Large - scale Reference Database , the uniform topographical reference for geo - information in Flanders
Hendrik Van Hemelryck
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17:00 Increasing the efficiency and sustainability by institutional cooperation: The example of the BDMAC , the Addresses Database of Catalonia
Inma Menacho
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17:15 Urban Mining - anthropogenic resource Cadastre: Estimation of material stocks in buildings using INSPIRE data specification for buildings ( BU )
Benjamin Schnitzer
Citizen science/crowd sourcing - 28/09/2016 - 16:00
Room: H1
  Chair: Jose Miguel Rubio Iglesias
16:00 INSPIRE Species Distribution: A ' Bottom - Up ' Approach
Christian Aden
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16:15 POSEIDON , INSPIRE updated citizen science project
Andrej Abramic
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16:30 Landsense: A Citizen Observatory and Innovation Marketplace for Land Use and Land Cover Monitoring
ian mccallum
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16:45 CITI - SENSE Citizen Observatory for Air Quality – Collected Data and Reusable Software and Tools
Arne Berre
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17:00 Citizens and air quality: do the information supply and demand match?
Alena Bartonova
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17:15 GROW: A Citizen Observatory for European Growers and Farmers
Andy Cobley
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Next generation SDI - 28/09/2016 - 16:00
Room: H2
  Chair: Joeri Robbrecht
16:00 Land Cover spatial datasets harmonization in Portugal using HALE
Ana Luisa Gomes
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16:15 Exploring Access Control in INSPIRE and e - Government
Robin Smith
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16:30 INSPIRE data and the Search engines
Paul van Genuchten
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17:00 AN INTEGER NESTED GRID FOR INSPIRE ORTHOIMAGERY AND ELEVATION THEMES
Guillermo VILLA ALCAZAR
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17:15 Tools for building the next generation of data - driven Earth Observation web applications
Jon Blower
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Room: H3
  Chair: Blanca Baella
16:00 IDEC – Towards a more usable SDI in Catalonia
Jordi Escriu
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16:15 Quality and user feedback metadata: theoretical aspects and a practical implementation in the MiraMon metadata editor
Alaitz Zabala
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16:30 Simple tools are needed to publish data in the Inspire infrastructure
Benoit DAVID
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16:45 Management and governance of data standards for eGovernment
Nikolaos Loutas
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17:00 INSPIRE data usability beyond formal conformance
Giacomo Martirano
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17:15 Evaluation of INSPIRE implementation in France by computing indicators and analysing data with Daobs application
Etienne Taffoureau
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INSPIRE + COPERNICUS - 28/09/2016 - 16:00

The European Union Earth Observation and Monitoring Programme Copernicus is a user-driven programme building on the existing national and European capacities as well as ensuring continuity with the activities achieved under the Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES). Copernicus users include Union institutions and bodies, European, national, regional or local authorities, research users like universities or any other research and education organisations, commercial and private users, charities, NGOs and international organisations. Copernicus data and information services are provided on a full, free and open basis in support of a vast array of downstream applications and industries with the aim to contribute to economic growth (jobs, innovation…). Copernicus consists of 3 components: a service component, a space component and an in situ component ensuring coordinated access to observations data from ground-, sea-, air-borne sensors as well as reference and ancillary data licensed or provided for use in Copernicus. (Copernicus Regulation nr 377/2014 of 03/04/2014) The Copernicus dedicated sessions at this INSPIRE-2016 conference are set-up from a user-perspective with a cross-cutting approach: the solutions for one specific sector (‘added-value services’) that integrate Copernicus data and information in existing business/working processes can inspire users that are active in a totally different sector: e.g. a multi-platform application developed by an SME for smart mobility solutions (transport sector) can serve as an example to improve existing solutions for precision farming (agriculture sector). Each of the presentations will present how Copernicus data and information is used as well as the link with INSPIRE. Recommendations and findings from an (end)user perspective e.g. regarding sharing data/information, user needs for INSPIRE compliance as well as feedback from users (data-and information integrators) that deliver services to the end-user will be formulated. The first session will start with a brief introduction by DG GROW on the (status of the) Copernicus programme, its link with INSPIRE and status of implementation throughout the programme. The focus of this session will be on multi-platform solutions, tools and applications demonstrating the use of Copernicus datasets and information and the benefits of INSPIRE. Chair: (tbc) The second session will zoom in on use cases of Copernicus data-and information integration, data-sharing and user needs for INSPIRE compliance. Chair: Danny Vandenbroucke (KU Leuven) The third session will focus on the opportunities generated by Copernicus and INSPIRE in the context of GEOSS and Galileo. Chair: (tbc)

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Room: J
  Chair: Henrik Steen Andersen
16:00 Inspire and GEOSS
Jordi Sandalinas
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16:15 Mission Exploitation Platform PROBA - V
Erwin Goor
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16:30 Urban Atlas improvement potential through Pleiades very high resolution stereo satellite imagery
Didier Treinsoutrot
16:45 Galileo ready to link with INSPIRE
Alina Hriscu
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17:00 Augmenting Satellite Observations with Crowdsourcing
Suvodeep Mazumdar
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17:15 Towards the use of 3D remote sensing techniques and point clouds in forest resources mapping
Mika Karjalainen
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Thursday, September 29, 2016
Thursday, September 29, 2016 - 09:00

Transnational SDI projects - 29/09/2016 - 09:00
Room: J
  Chair: Robert Tomas
09:00 SDI for the International Union for Conservation of Nature ( IUCN )
Alvaro Anguix
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09:15 SNIMar project
Teresa Rafael
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09:30 Arctic Spatial Data Infrastructure ( Arctic SDI )
Jani Kylmäaho
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09:45 IMPULS a cross - border SDI project in Western Balkan
sanja zekusic
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10:00 IDEArq: An Archaeological Research Spatial Data Infrastructure of the Iberian Peninsula
Carlos Fernández Freire
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10:15 European Location Framework ( ELF ) acting as a facilitator implementing INSPIRE
Saulius Urbanas
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Thursday, September 29, 2016
Thursday, September 29, 2016 - 14:00

Room: A
  Chair: Robert Tomas
14:00 Geophysical Layers in European Geological Data Infrastructure ( EGDI )
László Sőrés
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14:15 EGDI Metadata Catalogue – the European Geological Data Hub
Dana Capova
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14:30 INTEROPERABILITY OF GEOLOGICAL DATA: First ICGC INSPIRE Compliant Geological Data Model
Lola Boquera
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14:45 Utilising highly interoperable harmonised INSPIRE web services to create pan - European datasets: an Example for the EuroGeoSurveys' European Geological Data Infrastructure ( EGDI ) using the INSPIRE Earth Science Thematic Cluster
Tim Duffy
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15:00 A European Geological Data Infrastructure as a tool for engineering companies working in Europe
Jørgen Tulstrup
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15:15 Innovation potential of the European Geological Data Infrastructure ( EGDI )
Jørgen Tulstrup
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Spatial and non-spatial data - 29/09/2016 - 14:00
Room: H1
  Chair: Vlado Cetl
14:00 Improved land use planning in 3D
Tor Gunnar Overli
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14:15 Making Czech Land use data available
Jitka Faugnerova
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14:30 Hydrological and meteorological measurement as an example of non - spatial data and its implementation according to the INSPIRE Directive
Monika Oksiuta
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14:45 Regional SDI Cooperation and its Role in Improving Land Governance
Victoria Stanley
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15:00 Commercializing geoinformation today
David Sánchez Carbonell
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Network Services - 29/09/2016 - 14:00
Room: H2
  Chair: Jordi Escriu
14:00 Use of SLD standard by the ELF project
dominique laurent
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14:15 Integrating INSPIRE into a single seamless information space
Peter Baumann
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14:30 Complete Service Package for INSPIRE - ' You provide the data , we do the rest '
Torsten Friebe
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14:45 SOS for INSPIRE implementation – successes and failures
Agnieszka Chojka
15:00 Austrian AQD Reporting with WFS and SOS
Katharina Schleidt
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15:15 Challenges Implementing INSPIRE coverage data
dominique laurent
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Implementation examples - 29/09/2016 - 14:00
Room: H3
  Chair: Adam Nagy
14:00 Quo vadis INSPIRE? An entirely new approach to environmental data management – sustainable , scalable expandable and interoperable – described on a practical project in Saarland including the data provision for INSPIRE
Heino Rudolf
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14:15 SNIG 2020: a collaborative vision for the Portuguese spatial data infrastructure
Mário Caetano
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14:30 EMODNET MedSea Checkpoint - Using ISO quality elements to assess the existing monitoring system at the Mediterranean Sea basin level
Erwann Quimbert
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14:45 Linked base registries as a key enabler for eGovernment in Flanders
Ziggy Vanlishout
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15:00 Software tools supporting creation of local and regional SDI nodes in Poland
Agnieszka Chojka
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15:15 Challenges in creating the first Romanian INSPIRE compliant reference dataset , including view ( WMS ) and download services ( WFS 2.0 ) : the Romanian natural protected areas
Daniel Cocanu
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Room: J
  Chair: Henning Sten Hansen
14:00 ‘Mayday we’re sinking!’ Can earth observation and semantic interoperability enable the smart emergency response methodology for search and rescue of migrants at sea?
Gianluca Luraschi
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14:15 SHARING SPATIAL INFORMATION IN ORDER TO SUPPORT POLICY MAKERS AND NGOS AND TO IMPROVE PREPAREDNESS IN ORIGIN COUNTRIES
Andreas Müterthies
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14:30 Managing migration flows on a local level
Guenther Pichler
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14:45 EO - based monitoring of displaced population and natural resources for effective humanitarian operations
Lorenz Wendt
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Thursday, September 29, 2016
Thursday, September 29, 2016 - 16:00

Land management and monitoring - 29/09/2016 - 16:00
Room: A
  Chair: Robin Smith
16:00 Development of Strategic Urban Land Use Analysis Model
Darko Šiško
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16:15 Deriving INSPIRE compliant land - use maps from open public sector information
Henning Sten Hansen
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16:30 Concept of adding spatial planning module to the cadastral database in the context of INSPIRE directive - the case of Poland
Jarosław Bydłosz
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16:45 National Urbanism website: « le Géoportail de l’urbanisme »
Adeline Coupé
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17:00 Possibilities of third parties in real estate management in the light of the INSPIRE Directive
Ewelina Wójciak
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17:15 Forestry applications using LiDAR
Ariadna Just Orriols
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17:30 The EAGLE Concept - Paving the way for a new European Land Monitoring System
Stephan Arnold
Spatial and non-spatial data - 29/09/2016 - 16:00
Room: H1
  Chair: Robert Konrad
16:00 Wildfire Management with WebWorldWind
Patrick Hogan
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16:15 An INSPIREd application to design landslide risk environmental impacts
Carlo Cipolloni
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16:30 GeoAvalanche: data harmonisation on Natural Risk Zones for snow avalanche information
Francesco Bartoli
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16:45 Wildfire risk in large urban–forest systems and the multi - emergency management solutions
Marc Castellnou
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17:00 Strengthening Resilience to Water Emergencies through Citizen Participation
Fabio Ciravegna
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Network services - 29/09/2016 - 16:00
Room: H2
  Chair: Alesander Kotsev
16:00 SmartMet Server – Providing MetOcean Data
Roope Tervo
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16:15 A new way to collect INSPIRE data in the field - mobileWFS
Tomáš Kliment
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16:30 SOS implementation of a INSPIRE download service of near real time air quality data
Xalo Fernandez
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16:45 The way to implementation of INSPIRE Download Service for weather stations in Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute.
Rafał Wartanowicz
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17:00 News in Download services in the Czech Republic
Petr Souček
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17:15 How many INSPIRE download WFS implementations are conformant? Let’s see one
Iurie Maxim
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Implementation examples - 29/09/2016 - 16:00
Room: H3
  Chair: Christian Ansorge
16:00 Implementing INSPIRE in the field of soil – initial results
Einar Eberhardt
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16:15 The challenge of creating an INSPIRE compliant Transport Networks DB from existing data in the National Geographic Institute of Spain
Alicia Gonzalez
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16:30 Download Services - Fit for purpose?
Christian Ansorge
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16:45 INSPIRE as the framework for heritage management in Poland.
Arkadiusz Kolodziej
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17:00 Expanding the Romanian NSDI
Lucian Zavate
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17:15 Integrating GIS with Linked Data
Adam Iwaniak
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UN-GGIM - 29/09/2016 - 16:00

Scope: The United Nations Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management (UN-GGIM) aims at playing a leading role in setting the agenda for the development of global geospatial information and promoting its use to address key global challenges. The Committee’s Regional entity, UN-GGIM: Europe, identifies European issues relevant to geospatial information management and recommends necessary actions on them for the furtherance of the discussions in UN-GGIM so that the economic, social and environmental benefits of European geospatial information are maximised. The INSPIRE ambition is to facilitate a framework of policies: coordination and institutional arrangements, as well as harmonised interoperable data and services based on international standards, which together facilitate the creation, exchange, and use of spatial data and related information resources across our community. This INSPIRE vision resonates with Un-GGIM: Europe. Objectives: This session aims to demonstrate how UN-GGIM can create stronger incentives for spatial data interoperability and governance for geospatial and statistical data when integrated with other thematic data related to environment. These include the three annexes of the INSPIRE directive and the Sustainable Development Goal Indicators. Outcomes: - Presentations - Panel Discussion Participants will have an understanding of the work that UN-GGIM: Europe is engaged in and how the regional entity is building on the INSPIRE vision to facilitate the creation, exchange, and use of spatial data and related information resources across Europe. Note that all sessions will be video recorded. More information about UN-GGIM: Europe can be found here, or follow us on Twitter.

Session Information
Room: J
  Chair: Antonio Arozarena
16:00 United Nations - Global Geospatial Information Management/ National Institutional Arrangement Group ( UN GGIM/NIA Group ) and INSPIRE: The Geospatial Information Management , INSPIRE Data Specification and COPERNICUS In situ data.
Antonio Arozarena
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16:15 UN - GGIM: Europe core data to complement the INSPIRE framework
dominique laurent
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16:30 Addressing Systems and Sustainable Development
Bruce McCormack
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16:45 Governance and performance of open spatial data policies in the context of INSPIRE: understanding the need for alignment.
Glenn Vancauwenberghe
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17:00 UN - GGIM & UN SDGs – How can INSPIRE support the better integration of geospatial information and statistics and the UN SDG monitoring?
Pier-Giorgio Zaccheddu
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Friday, September 30, 2016
Friday, September 30, 2016 - 09:00

Room: H1
  Chair: Adam Nagy
09:00 Mariner project , improving the management of accidental marine pollution response in Galicia through INSPIRE
Begoña Vila Taboada
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09:30 INSPIRE implementation in the Turkish Ministry of Environment and Urbanization – Producing and Publishing Environmental Data
Ezgi Sarmusak
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09:45 INSPIRE in the context of EC Directive 2002/49/EC on Environmental Noise
Simon Shilton
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10:00 Determining disaster risk by designing interoperable national data models as an extension of INSPIRE data themes
Arif Cagdas Aydinoglu
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INSPIRE + Open Data + COPERNICUS - 30/09/2016 - 09:00
Room: H3
  Chair: Danny Vandenbroucke
09:00 A New Data Policy for IGN Spain
Antonio Rodriguéz
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09:15 GeoDataStore; Governmental Spatial Open Data cloud storage and easy INSPIRE compliant metadata creation
Paul van Genuchten
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09:30 GeoData World Versus Open Data World: how to deal with ' competing ' Metadata Standards and Systems
Geraldine Nolf
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09:45 BEYOND INSPIRE AND OPENDATA , REVIEW OF SOME CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES THAT PUBLIC AGENCIES ARE FACING IN GEO - ENVIRONMENTAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURES
François Robida
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10:00 The European Data Portal - new users and applications of INSPIRE sources
Marc Kleemann
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Implementation Examples - 30/09/2016 - 09:00
Room: J
  Chair: Stefan Jensen
09:00 SMART DATA SURROUNDING PIPES: DUALITY URBAN / RURAL? Exchanging of ' Very large scale Core Street mapping ' to prevent Damages on underground pipelines during pipe - works
Pascal LORY
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09:15 DOV , soil and subsoil in Flanders - State of play - Technologies and new tools in place to deliver INSPIRE
Marleen Van Damme
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09:30 Reducing excavation damage to subsoil infrastructure with INSPIRE
Stijn Goedertier
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09:45 Securing INSPIREd geodata cloud services with CLARUS
Thierry Chevallier
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10:00 Transcription of factual data of the Hydrogeological Map of Germany 1 : 200 , 000 into the data model according to the INSPIRE directive
Klaus Duscher
10:15 Orthoimagery and Elevation coverages for INSPIRE
Pavel Sidlichovsky
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Friday, September 30, 2016
Friday, September 30, 2016 - 11:00

INSPIREd energy - 30/09/2016 - 11:00
Room: A
  Chair: Hans Bloem
11:00 The Flemish building registry at the core of an energy information network
Tony Vanderstraete
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11:15 Industrial building efficiency management: heat leaks detection and solar power potential on covers
jordi corbera
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11:30 Building Energy Usage and Location – JRC Energy & Cities project; from building to urban area
Hans Bloem
11:45 Harmonisation of Energy Performance Certificates of buildings according to INSPIRE
Giacomo Martirano
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12:00 Location data enabling urban sustainable energy planning
albana kona
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Room: H1
  Chair: Robert Konrad
11:00 Toward 2020 regarding geographic information in the Department of Land and Sustainability of the government of Catalonia
Carme Olivella Pedregal
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11:15 The exchange platform for Flemish spatial zoning plans: the local government challenge
Peter Willems
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11:30 Adaptation of data providers metadata to the INSPIRE requirements in Catalonia
Joel Plana
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11:45 The SDI Module foundation of development , coordination and governance Polish NSDI
Agnieszka Gruchała
Room: H2
  Chair: Joeri Robbrecht
11:00 Validating services and data in an SDI
Clemens Portele
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11:15 Measuring Inspire compliance of regional spatial data infrastructures
Adeline Coupé
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11:30 INSPIRE Services Quality Assessment and Publication at IGN Spain
Antonio Rodriguéz
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11:45 Automated generation of INSPIRE monitoring reports and service validation
Ine de Visser
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12:00 Validation of INSPIRE metadata , data and services
dominique laurent
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Room: H3
  Chair: Vanda Nunes Lima
11:00 The impact of quality with respect to the use of controlled vocabularies in metadata
Javier Nogueras-Iso
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11:15 What’s new in GeoNetwork for INSPIRE
Paul van Genuchten
11:30 The Belgium federal geo - platform: geo - brokering in practice
Danny Vandenbroucke
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11:45 INSPIRE data validation in action: the eENVplus Validation Service
Stefania Morrone
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12:00 Quo Vadis Geospatial Metadata?
Martin Seiler
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Room: J
  Chair: Adam Nagy
11:00 Inspire services of the Spanish Directorate General for Cadastre and its use to resolve an old problem of coordination between Spanish Cadastre and Land Registry.
amalia velasco
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11:15 A WFS profile for the national urban planning website ( Geoportail de l’urbanisme )
Marie Lambois
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11:30 GeoDCAT - AP: Cross - sector sharing and re - use of geospatial metadata
Michael Lutz
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11:45 PDOK , THE PUBLIC SDI OF THE NETHERLANDS
Haico van der Vegt
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12:00 INSPIRE framework for e - Government
Marcin Grudzień
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Friday, September 30, 2016
Friday, September 30, 2016 - 14:00

Room: A
  Chair: Maria Teresa Borzacchiello
14:00 Applying INSPIRE to quantify the cost of restrictions in road and rail infrastructure using time - space analysis
José Gómez Castaño
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14:15 Smart Cities for a Resilient Future
Athina Trakas
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14:30 Deployment of Cloud Urban Information System in Turkey
Dursun Yıldırım Bayar
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14:45 Using INSPIRE as part of the strategy for ubiquitous services in the Internet of Things
Keiran Millard
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Room: F
  Chair: Francesco Pignatelli
14:00 eSpatial program of projects for more efficient spatial planing and building permits procedures in Slovenia
Tomaz PETEK
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14:15 European Location Framework , INSPIRE and the European Interoperability Framework
Eva Pauknerova
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14:30 Mission possible – European Topographic and Cadastral Reference Data from one online source
Laila Aslesen
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14:45 Well - defined Place Names as a basis for efficiency
Jens Bo Rykov
15:00 Reporting covering Common Database on Designated Areas ( CDDA ) and INSPIRE Protected Sites
Leire Leoz
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Room: H1
  Chair: Robert Konrad
14:00 NATIONAL GIS DEVELOPMENT MODEL AND THE MANAGEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL DATA IN TURKEY
AKIN KISA
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14:15 SITMUN: Cooperating to build local SDIs within Barcelona region
Marta Codinachs Serra
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14:30 Swedish Geoprocess
Gunhild Lönnberg
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14:45 Danube regional cooperation for improved spatial data and services sharing to support the better governance and sustainable development
Martin Tuchyňa
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15:00 Building MSDI solutions enabling stakeholder cooperation in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea regions
Lise Schroeder
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Metadata - 30/09/2016 - 14:00
Room: H2
  Chair: Dolors Barrot
14:00 Lineage and the importance of the ancestors and descendants , specially if you are noble
Alejandro Guinea
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14:15 GeoDCAT and Linked Data opportunities for the metadata format of the Dutch National Geo Register ( NGR )
Renske van Setten
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14:30 Using WPS to describe geospatial provenance
Guillem Closa
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14:45 Streamlining INSPIRE metadata for the Semantic Web
Cristiano Fugazza
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15:00 Supporting provision of sensor metadata through multi - tenanted management of SensorML documents.
Monica Pepe
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Transformation experiences - 30/09/2016 - 14:00
Room: H3
  Chair: Alesander Kotsev
14:00 Transformation of geological data of Baden - Württemberg
Andreas Hagemeister
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14:15 Testing tools to create INSPIRE download services: lesson learned
Florence Couvreur
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14:30 INSPIRE encoding of raster and vector data with ETL tools
Julián Delgado Hernández
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14:45 Implementing INSPIRE services without commercial software
Teemu Saloriutta
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15:00 Delivering INSPIRE data efficiently with ATOM feeds
Ken Bragg
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Room: J
  Chair: Giacomo Martirano
14:00 INSPIRE implementation - state of play in Poland
Ewa Surma
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14:15 Key performance indicators show the impact of spatial web services
Jaana Mäkelä
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14:30 Trendy INSPIRation
Maria Cabello
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14:45 Legal cases of successful use of geoinformation
Efrén Díaz Díaz View Video
15:00 INSPIRE Monitoring and Reporting – Is this the way to go?
Martin Lenk
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