Although INSPIRE is not a directive that requires new data capture, using INSPIRE data specifications as a basis for national or community extensions is strongly encouraged. In practice, this may be done through “formal extensions” respecting the rules of the INSPIRE Generic Conceptual Model or through more flexible adaptations. The EuroGeographics by INSPIRE Knowledge Exchange
Organisers: EuroGeographics (INSPIRE KEN), European Environment Agency, EuroSDR and the INSPIRE Thematic cluster LU-LC. This workshop will take place from 9:00 to 18:00 on 15th November 2017 in Brussels. It is an open workshop. The agenda of the workshop ”Land use/land cover products: challenges and opportunities” includes presentations about national products, European products and about research
The Copernicus KEN held a workshop for members on 5th December 2017. The aims of the workshop were: To have a shared understanding of Copernicus requirements and intentions, and what is needed to support them achieve their activities To have a shared understanding of what NMCA’s can provide understanding the position of the NMCAs, including
This event is a Eurogeographics activity. Members are encouraged to participate in the Open European Location Services (ELS) Open Data Policy and Licensing workshop on 22 March 2018. Meeting will provide an opportunity to learn about the open data policy and licensing framework for the Open ELS Project. These have been drafted using the results
EuroSDR invites you to a workshop discussing: “Use of algorithms on big DEMs – Better utilization of national detailed elevation models” The workshop will be arranged as a noon to noon meeting at the County Governor’s office in Tønsberg, Norway. We welcome speakers from industry, academia and government. Possible topics (not in prioritized order):
Producers of geospatial data wish to be able to maximise the use of their data and solve users’ problems quickly. Understanding whether a dataset is suitable for an intended use is critical in deciding which dataset to use. All too often, users only find that the dataset is unsuitable for use after they have invested
Following the successful workshop on spatial data quality in Malta in January 2015 a second workshop will be held in Valletta, Malta on 6th and 7th February 2018. The full announcement for the workshop is available here. The list of papers accepted for the workshop is available here. Information about the venue and hotels is
