Dear members of TC#3,

Find below a selection of topics (workshops and presentations in parallel sessions), picked up from the INSPIRE Conference programme. They are in the scope of our cluster and might be interesting for you.

Workshops (Kehl)

04/09/2017

• 09:00 to 12:30 (Room C) - Complete INSPIRE Download Services with Deegree WFS on Docker (Torsten Friebe, Andreas Rose and Dirk Stenger).
• 09:00 to 17:30 (Room F) - Publishing INSPIRE services with GeoServer and HALE (Simone Giannecchini, Nuno Oliveira).
• 14:00 to 17:30 (Room D) - INSPIRE WCS: from Mystery of Mastery (Peter Baumann, Jordi Escriu).

05/09/2017

• 9:00 to 10:30 (Room D) - Has the Copernicus services’ access to geospatial data been improved through the implementation of INSPIRE? (Jandirk Bulens, Thorsten Reitz, Henrik Steen Andersen and Johnny te Roller).
• 9:00 to 12:30 (Room F) - Building INSPIRE workflows without coding using Spatial ETL tools (Dean Hintz, Ken Bragg and Sören Dupke).
• 11:00 to 12:30 (Room E) - INSPIRE Reference Validator - Hands-on WS (Robert Tomas, Clemens Portele, Vlado Cetl, Alexander Kotsev and Michael Lutz).
• 14:00 to 17:30 (Room F) - Practicing Practical INSPIRE (Katharina Schleidt, Stefania Morrone, Lena Hallin-Pihlatie, Sylvain Grellet and Iurie Maxim).

Parallel sessions (Strasbourg)

06/09/2017

• 9:00 (Room London II) – Spice Me Up: The Extended OGC Coverage Implementation Schema (Peter Baumann).
• 9:15 (Room Amsterdam) – The INSPIRE Reference Validator (Michael Lutz).
• 9:30 (Room Rome) – Geospatial Copernicus Data and Standards: Applications in the International Technical Cooperation (Clémence Dubois).
• 9:45 (Room Madrid II) – The eENVplus Validation Service: a complete solution to validate INSPIRE Annex I , II , III datasets and INSPIRE extended schemas/datasets (Stefania Morrone).
• 14:00 (Room London II) – Experience with the creation of INSPIRE Elevation TIN data set according to Data Specification on Elevation (Veronika Kůsová).
• 14:00 (Room Rome) – How can INSPIRE improve the availability of geospatial data for the Copernicus services?  (Jandirk Bulens).
• 14:15 (Room Rome) – Copernicus and Inspire based regional observatories (Marc Tondriaux).
• 14:45 (Room London II) – Earth Observation Data Management and INSPIRE – Benefits and Challenges (Katrin Molch).

07/09/2017

• 9:30 (Room Rome) – Approaches to supporting coverages and multidimensional arrays required by Annex II and III (Dean Hintz).
• 14:15 (Room Rome) – Combining INSPIRE and Copernicus for operational urban spatial analysis: enhancing data on urban population and employment (Hugo Poelman).

08/09/2017

• 9:30 (Room London I) – Rheticus: Copernicus and INSPIRE for Earth's surface monitoring (Mauro Casaburi).
• 12:00 (Room Amsterdam) - INSPIRE Thematic Cluster #3: Pushing implementation of European coverage data and services forward (Jordi Escriu).
• 14:00 (Room Madrid I) – rasdaman: Big Data Cubes at Your Fingertips (Peter Baumann).
• 14:15 (Room London II) – Global Standards for Big Geospatial Data , the Copernicus challenge (Peter Strobl).
• 14:30 (Room London II) – To Vector , or to Raster? Coverage Processing and Publishing for INSPIRE Annex II/III (Thorsten Reitz).
• 14:45 (Room Madrid I) - Implementation of strategies using open source software in a process chain for automatic delineation of INSPIRE elevation datasets along watercourses (Christian Schwartze).
• 15:00 (Room London II) – ' Any query , anytime , any - size ' : the rasdaman scalable datacube engine (Peter Baumann).

Please, be aware that the starting time for parallel presentations could vary, depending on the smooth run of the sessions.

Looking forward to see you next week in Kehl & Strasbourg,

Jordi