Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - 15:30
Room: A
Chair: Christian Ansorge
Room: H1
Chair: Bruno Rakedjian
Room: H2
Chair: Robert Konrad
Room: H3
Chair: Adam Nagy
Room: J
Chair: Maria Teresa Borzacchiello
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Wednesday, September 28, 2016 - 09:00
Room: A
Chair: Maria Teresa Borzacchiello
Room: H1
Chair: Jose Miguel Rubio Iglesias
Room: H2
Chair: Christian Ansorge
Room: H3
Chair: Robin Smith
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)
Session Information
Room: J
Chair: Koen Verberne
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Wednesday, September 28, 2016 - 14:00
Room: A
Chair: Robert Konrad
Room: H1
Chair: Karel Charvet
Room: H2
Chair: Vlado Cetl
Room: H3
Chair: Anna Lleopart
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)
Session Information
Room: J
Chair: Danny Vandenbroucke
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Wednesday, September 28, 2016 - 16:00
Room: A
Chair: Adam Nagy
Room: H1
Chair: Jose Miguel Rubio Iglesias
Room: H2
Chair: Joeri Robbrecht
Room: H3
Chair: Blanca Baella
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)
Session Information
Room: J
Chair: Henrik Steen Andersen
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Thursday, September 29, 2016 - 09:00
Room: J
Chair: Robert Tomas
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Thursday, September 29, 2016 - 14:00
Room: A
Chair: Robert Tomas
Room: H1
Chair: Vlado Cetl
Room: H2
Chair: Jordi Escriu
Room: H3
Chair: Adam Nagy
Room: J
Chair: Henning Sten Hansen
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Thursday, September 29, 2016 - 16:00
Room: A
Chair: Robin Smith
Room: H1
Chair: Robert Konrad
Room: H2
Chair: Alesander Kotsev
Room: H3
Chair: Christian Ansorge
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
Friday, September 30, 2016
Friday, September 30, 2016 - 09:00
Room: H1
Chair: Adam Nagy
Room: H3
Chair: Danny Vandenbroucke
Room: J
Chair: Stefan Jensen
Friday, September 30, 2016
Friday, September 30, 2016 - 11:00
Room: A
Chair: Hans Bloem
Room: H1
Chair: Robert Konrad
Room: H2
Chair: Joeri Robbrecht
Room: H3
Chair: Vanda Nunes Lima
Room: J
Chair: Adam Nagy
Friday, September 30, 2016
Friday, September 30, 2016 - 14:00
Room: A
Chair: Maria Teresa Borzacchiello
Room: F
Chair: Francesco Pignatelli
Room: H1
Chair: Robert Konrad
Room: H2
Chair: Dolors Barrot
Room: H3
Chair: Alesander Kotsev
Room: J
Chair: Giacomo Martirano
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