EuroGeographics is issuing a call for contribution for the two 2024 TDKEN webinars. The first webinar took place on May 23rd and dealt with the themes of Harmonisation and Edge-matching. The second of these webinars will cover the themes of Generalisation, Quality, and Life-Cycle Management as well as provide information on the TDKEN Technical Workshop.
Following the kick-off of the TDKEN webinar on April 29, EuroGeographics is issuing a call for contribution for the TDKEN webinars to come. The first of these webinars covered the themes of harmonization and edge-matching. You may find information on this call and the outline and approach for each of the five TDKEN topic areas
The aim of the TDKEN is to exchange and share technical data knowledge amongst its members to advance solutions to existing obstacles in the production of pan-European datasets. The topics being considered in the TDKEN are harmonisation, edge-matching, generalisation, quality and life-cycle management (up-dating). Following last year’s work and your input to the Technical Data
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This webinar looked at the “What, How, and Why” of the Open Cadastral Map. We explored our vision for creating a comprehensive and accessible cadastral map across Europe, outlining the current status and future goals. We delved into the meticulous production process, including how we engage with members to provide accurate data and add human-readable
The overall aim of the webinar is to enhance the knowledge and understanding about the existing approaches to implementing the UN-IGIF. It will provide an overview of the tools available to help strengthen national geospatial capabilities – such as developing detailed Country-Level Action Plans or adapting specific elements of the nine Strategic Pathways. Elements of
EuroGeographics has been encouraging our members to sign the Copernicus Services Framework Agreement and associated annexes. The aim of this work is to facilitate the access of NMCAs data to Copernicus. By creating a single licence agreement between EuroGeographics and the European Environment Agency (EEA), it streamlines the licensing process for providing access to official
OME2 provides a foundation for future pan-European high-value datasets. It is developing a new production process and technical specification for free-to-use, edge matched, interoperable data under a single open licence to create a prototype dataset covering 10 countries. The prototype is aligned to key EU Policy objectives and UN core geospatial data recommendations. It is
This webinar was a special seasonal edition where the EuroGeographics Head Office Team revisited your Association’s highlights and successes of 2023. Introduction and welcome, Sallie Payne Snell EuroGeographics highlights of the year, EGHO Team Quiz, questions and member engagement via Slido.com Webinar Recording (Opens in YouTube)
Geographical information is vital for civil protection and disaster management actors’ day-to-day activities. This webinar focused on demonstrating how geodata leads to building stronger responses for civil protection actions. Concrete case studies from the European Commission (Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations) and National Mapping and Cadastral Agencies were presented and the
