Opening Plenary 27th September 2016 11:00 – 12:00 Auditorium I |
Chair: Dr. h.c. Jaume Miranda i Canals Director General, Institut Cartogràfic i Geològic de Catalunya |
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Opening speeches – welcome and scene setting | |
Dr. h.c. Jaume Miranda i Canals Director General, Institut Cartogràfic i Geològic de Catalunya |
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Professor Oriol Nel·lo Department of Geography, Autonomous University of Barcelona “Spatial Data Infrastructure: a New European Vision” |
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Welcome address Mrs. Joanna Drake European Commission, Directorate-General Environment, Deputy Director-General |
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Dr. Hans Bruyninckx Executive Director of the European Environment Agency |
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Excmo. Sr. Mario Garcés Sanagustín Deputy Secretary of Public Works, Spanish government |
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H.C. Sr. Josep Rull Minister of Planning and Sustainability, Catalunya government |
Thematic Plenary I: INSPIRE for Environment – closing the implementation gap 27th September 2016 13:30 – 15:00 Auditorium I |
Chair: Stefan Jensen European Environment Agency, Head of Group, Data Management |
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The first thematic plenary session, "INSPIRE for environment – closing the implementation gap", will focus on the effectiveness of the implementation of the INSPIRE value proposition in satisfying the needs of its customer segments in the environmental policy domain. The first intervention in this session will set the scene by presenting an approach for the active dissemination and reporting of information related to legislation on urban waste water and the role of INSPIRE. The second intervention by the European Commission, DG ENV, will provide an EU overview of the implementation state-of-play. It will present a number of issues, recommendations and the outlines of a forward looking strategy at the EU level for turning those in concrete actions. Such actions require strong coordination between the EU and Member States. They will have to be tailored to the specific implementation challenges faced by different countries, across their borders and across the thematic communities who are partners, implementers as well as customers of INSPIRE. To fuel the debate, representatives from a number of neighbouring countries will then present their plans and views on implementation. Speakers: | |
Setting the scene: INSPIRE for Reporting and Dissemination of Urban Waste Water Information Mr. Benoît Fribourg-Blanc Project manager at International Office for Water, France |
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INSPIRE Implementation state-of-play and outlook Mr. Joachim D'Eugenio, European Commission, Directorate-General for Environment, Deputy-Head of Unit of the Compliance & Better Regulation Unit |
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The Iberian peninsula INSPIRE implementation outlook Mrs. Elisa Rivera, Advisor of the State Secretary for the Environment of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Environment of Spain Mr. Emilio López Romero, Director of the National Centre for Geographic Information of Spain Mr. Mário Caetano, Deputy Director-General of the Directorate-General of Territorial Development of Portugal Mr. Joaquim Pinto da Costa, Head of the Department of Technology and Information Systems of the Portuguese Environment Agency |
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The Nordic INSPIRE implementation outlook Mrs. Christina Wasström, INSPIRE National contact point for Sweden, Lantmäteriet - the Swedish mapping, cadastral and land registration authority Mrs. Ulla Kronborg Mazzoli, Chief Advisor National INSPIRE Contact Point for Denmark, Agency for data Supply and Efficiency Mr. Panu Muhli, Chief Expert, INSPIRE Secretariat Finland and SDI Services Department, Finnish Geospatial Research Institute, National Land Survey of Finland |
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INSPIRE Implementation outlook across France & Germany Mr. Martin Lenk, Head of the Spatial Data Infrastructure Coordination Office of Germany Mr. Marc Leobet, responsible for the INSPIRE directive at the French Ministry of Environment |
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Thematic Plenary II: INSPIRE for the Digital Economy 28th September 2016 11:00 – 12:30 Auditorium I |
Chair: Mr. Alessandro Annoni European Commission, Head of the Digital Economy Unit, JRC |
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The second thematic plenary session, INSPIRE for the Digital Economy will look at the INSPIRE value proposition in the context of the EU's Digital Single Market, cross-cutting eGovernment and the EU's strategy for space Copernicus programme. The first intervention in this session delivers an EU perspective on the synergies between INSPIRE and actions under the Digital Single Market strategy such as the European Interoperability Framework and Strategy, the 2016-2020 eGovernment Action plan, the European Cloud and Data Centres initiative and instruments such as the Interoperability Solutions for public Administrations, ISA2 programme. The EU Space strategy Copernicus programme is a major provider as well as user of spatial data, observations and thematic data covered by the scope of INSPIRE. The second intervention of this session will focus on the synergies of INSPIRE and the EU Copernicus Earth observation and services programme. The last three interventions will comment on the potential and challenges of INSPIRE and Copernicus for eGovernment and environment related applications. They will show and assess through concrete applications developed in collaborations between the private and public sector the added value of INSPIRE in a digital sustainable economy context. Speakers: | |
INSPIRE relevant policy developments in the EU's digital economy initiatives | |
Mrs. Margarida Abecasis |
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Synergies between the EU Copernicus programme and INSPIRE | |
Mr. Mauro Facchini |
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Potential of INSPIRE and Copernicus for eGovernment and environment | |
Mr. Miguel Ángel Esbri |
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Usability and Development of e-government platforms. Improvements based on the application of the INSPIRE service | |
Mr. Stavros Tekes, |
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Powering eGovernment services through INSPIRE | |
Mr. Sergio Anguita |
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Thematic Plenary III: INSPIRE by thematic networks 29th September 2016 11:00 – 12:30 Auditorium I |
Chair: Hugo de Groof European Commission, Directorate-General for Environment, Compliance & Better Regulation Unit |
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The third thematic plenary session, INSPIRE by thematic networks will address the alignment of the business models of a number of thematic networks with INSPIRE. Both national and trans-national coordination plays a key role in these efforts. A number of the organisations tackled this challenge through a coordinated effort of their pan-European thematic networks. A number of those thematic networks, which together cover a significant part of the spatial data under the scope of INSPIRE, will contribute to the debate by presenting their approach in aligning to the INSPIRE business model. They will report on challenges and achievements and share their views on the INSPIRE implementation outlook. Speakers: | |
INSPIRE by mapping agencies - The European Location Framework, ELF experience and outlook | |
Mr. Mick Cory |
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The European Forum for Geospatial Statistics, EFGS - Benefits and challenges of INSPIRE in the field of statistics | |
Mr. Janusz Dygaszewicz |
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Towards an INSPIRE-compliant European Geological Data Infrastructure: Challenges and opportunities | |
Mr. Luca Demicheli |
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The European Marine Observations and Data Network, EMODNET and INSPIRE | |
Mr. Alessandro Pititto COGEA, Coordinator of EMODnet Human Activities. Mr. Luigi Falco COGEA |
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The European Meteorological services and INSPIRE | |
Mr. Eric Petermann Executive Director, EUMETNET Mr. William McCairns Chief Executive, ECOMET |
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Closing Plenary
30th September 2016 15:30– 17:00 Auditorium I |
Chair: Robert Konrad European Commission, Directorate-General for Environment, Head of Unit of the Compliance & Better Regulation Unit |
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The closing plenary session of the conference is in the first place the moment where we take stock of the lessons learned during the conference. Speakers: | |
Report on the 2016 Geospatial World Forum Conference Mr. Sanjay Kumar Chief Executive Officer Geospatial Media and Communications |
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INSPIRE 2016 Conference – Lessons learned and Take away Mr. Alessandro Annoni European Commission, Head of the Digital Economy Unit of the Joint Research Centre |
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AWARDS Ceremony - INSPIRE song | |
Conference Hand-over Ceremony - INSPIRE 2017 Conference - Announcement |
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Closing Remarks and Goodbye Address |
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