API4INSPIRE Webinar
The API4INSPIRE Project is currently evaluating both the OGC API - Features and OGC SensorThings API Standards for utilization within INSPIRE. In the course of this project, together with our data providers, we are deploying diverse API endpoints in accordance with both of these standards both to gain a better understanding of deployment challenges as well as to provide an opportunity for experimentation with these APIs. We will be presenting this work together with descriptions of the two APIs under consideration during our upcoming workshop at the virtual INSPIRE Conference on June 11th at 2pm CET: * https://indico.unidu.hr/event/2/contributions/45/contribution.pdf For further information on the API4INSPIRE project, check out our web site at: * https://datacoveeu.github.io/API4INSPIRE/ We look forward to hearing from you either at our workshop, or via this forum!
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Dear Kathi,
Hope there has been good progress in the project since the workshop at the INSPIRE 2020 Online Conference.
Are there any news, advances and/or API endpoints that could be interesting to highlight for our audience?
Cheers,
Jordi
Dear Jordi,
Yes, there has been quite a bit of progress in the project.
All the endpoints are listed on the website: https://datacoveeu.github.io/API4INSPIRE/
Interesting new additions:
https://datacoveeu.github.io/API4INSPIRE/datanests/ad-hoc.html
https://datacoveeu.github.io/API4INSPIRE/maps/Demography.html
https://datacoveeu.github.io/API4INSPIRE/maps/RiversInBw.html
https://datacoveeu.github.io/API4INSPIRE/maps/AirQuality.html
We're also organising an ELISE/API4INSPIRE workshop/webinar about using the OGC SensorThings API, on 26/11/2020 at 14:00.
Cheers,
Hylke
Hi Hylke, Kathi,
Is the date of the API4INSPIRE webinar already confirmed - 26/11/2020 at 14:00 CET?
Hope you could you provide more details for registration (if needed).
All the best,
Jordi
Hi all!
I'd also be interested in the webinar, so I'll just leave a message here to get notifications :)
Cheers
Miro
Hi All,
It looks like we are more towards 19/11/2020 at 14:00 CET. More details and final date in following days...
Cheers
Simon
Hi All,
slowly but surely getting there, in addition to the date, we now also have a registration page for the ELISE Workshop: SensorThings API brings Dynamic Data to INSPIRE at:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUldeCorzspHdyfW9iNa8k5yx9nET0rC9VC
If you're interested in providing and/or using dynamic data, or just want to know what these new technologies are about, please join us! And, while we aim to go fairly technical, showing users not just how to deploy SensorThings API but also guiding them through the development of their first application visualizing data via a simple web map application, we will start at the beginning, providing a high level overview on the potential of this technology suitable to all audiences before delving into the technical details. Less technical participants may wish to only attend the first block.
:)
Kathi
We've put up a page on the API4INSPIRE website with more details about the Webinar: https://datacoveeu.github.io/API4INSPIRE/dissemination/Workshop-2020-11-19.html
Cheers,
Hylke
Here's the main page for the
ELISE Workshop: SensorThings API brings Dynamic Data to INSPIRE
https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/collection/elise-european-location-interoperability-solutions-e-government/event/elise-workshop-sensorthings-api-brings-dynamic-data-inspire
Hi SensorThings Enthusiasts,
On 19.11.2020 there was a workshop about the OGC SensorThings API and INSPIRE, in the context of the API4INSPIRE project.
The workshop was a great success, and the recording and slides of the workshop are now available on-line:
https://datacoveeu.github.io/API4INSPIRE/dissemination/Workshop-2020-11-19.html
The workshop was recorded in three parts. The first part is very high-level, covers uptake of STA in INSPIRE and background information.
The second and third part are a technical, hands-on tutorial on how to use the SensorThings API and covers deployment, data import, request design, and ends with how to create your own map.
The tutorial itself is also available on https://datacoveeu.github.io/API4INSPIRE/sensorthingsapi/1_Home.html
If you have any questions, remarks or suggestion, let us know!
Best regards,
Hylke & Kathi