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Table of Contents Contents SESSION SDI INSPIRE FROM THE NATIONAL AND REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: SURVEY AMONG THE SDI STAKEHOLDERS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC ......................................................................................................................................1 E. Pauknerova, P. Tryhubova THE SPIRIT OF INSPIRE LIVES IN THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY OF LIFE...............................................................3 F. Lux, W. Fahrner, T. Zelenka WILL INSPIRE COME UP TO ALL EXPECTATIONS?............................................................................................5 R. Gissing SDI SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT. USERS’ PERSPECTIVE............................................................................6 F. Salgé, J. Geirinhas, S.Gizzi FRAMING THE EVOLUTION OF SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURES.....................................................................7 M. Wachowicz, A. Bregt and J. Crompvoets SESSION PEER GROUP THE IMPORTANCE OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION IN BIODIVERSITY AND NATURE CONSERVATION ...............9 R.A. Wadsworth, A. Watt SETTING UP A GI RESEARCH AGENDA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: THE PEER EXPERIENCE........11 M. Wachowicz, S. Labbé LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT AS A BASIS FOR PLANNING AND DESIGNING SUSTAINABLE LAND USE IN EUROPE...............................................................................................................................................13 D. Wascher, M. Perez-Soba & S. Mücher EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENT AGENCY SDI – PROGRESS AND PLANS TO SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A SHARED ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION SYSTEM..........................................................................................14 M.P. Lund, J. Bliki, A. Sousa, M. Erhard, T. Jessen, C. Steenmans CONTAMINATED ENVIRONMENTS, RISK ASSESSMENT AND REMEDIATION STRATEGIES ................................15 B. Münier, S. Gyldenkærne, P.B. Sørensen, M. Thomsen, P. Fauser SESSION NATIONAL SDI PORTALU – A NEW NATIONWIDE PORTAL TO ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION IN GERMANY.....................16 T. Vögele, M. Klenke, F. Kruse GI & SDI AS PART OF NATIONAL AND FEDERAL EGOVERNMENT– STATUS AND PERSPECTIVE FOR THE WORK OF THE CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY..............................................................................18 A. Fritzsche GEODATA DISTRIBUTION NATIONWIDE - GEOPORTAL OF CZECH LAND SURVEY OFFICE ..............................20 R. Widz, J. Havas, V. Spacek, J. Svaty THE SPANISH SDI: FROM TECHNOLOGICAL TO ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS....................................................21 A.Rodríguez, P.Abad, E.López, A. Sánchez, J.A. Alonso STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES IN GEOSPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE IN ROMANIA..................................23 A. Ionita, I. Nedelcu, S. Andrei, V. Chendes, V. Craciunescu, M. Bichir, V. Gancz SESSION METADATA AND CATALOGUES DISTRIBUTED METADATA CATALOGUES THEORY VS. REALITY.....................................................................24 I. Kanellopoulos, M. Millot, L. Bernard, K. Senkler, U. Voges NEAR-TERM METADATA CHALLENGES ...........................................................................................................25 M. Gould, J. Rocha, S. Nativi, J. Nogueras, M. Manso STANDARDS-BASED APPROACHES TO PUBLISHING AND ACCESSING CONTENT IN SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURES.........................................................................................................................................27 C. Portele, R. Erstling STYLEDCAT: DEFINITION OF A SLD CATALOGUE ......................................................................................29 A.Maldonado, M.A.Bernabé, M.A.Manso, M.C.Muñoz, M.Manrique DISTRIBUTED DATA MANAGEMENT IN INTERNET MAP SERVICES EXPERIENCES FROM LOUNAISPAIKKA THEMATIC ATLAS...........................................................................................................................................32 A. Vasanen, T. Toivonen i
SESSION NATIONAL SDI II Table of Contents OVERVIEW OF THE INSPIRE THEMES – EXEMPLIFIED THROUGH RUNNING NATIONAL SERVICES IN THE NORWEGIAN SDI............................................................................................................................................34 A. Lillethun SWEDISH PREPARATIONS FOR INSPIRE .........................................................................................................36 S. Jönsson, U. Sandgren INSPIRE AND DANISH E-GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES SYNERGY OR CONFLICT ..............................................38 J. Ryttersgaard SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM COMPILING THE FOREST DATA BANK PROJECT (DASOLOGIO) IN GREECE ..........................................................................................................................................................40 D.S. Palaskas, N.I. Stamou RAVI AND THE DUTCH NATIONAL CLEARINGHOUSE ARE SHARING DUTCH INSPIRE ..................................42 B.C. Kok, M. Reuvers SESSION SDI TECHNOLOGY “WHERE WOULD YOU GO FOR MAPPING SERVICES, [NMAS] OR GOOGLE MAPS?” IMPLEMENTING “HACKABLE” USER-DRIVEN GI SERVICES WITHIN SDIS..................................................................................43 G. Barrotta, P. Cipriano, S. Pezzi, L. Zanella CSCAT: CATALOGUE OF COORDINATE REFERENCE SYSTEM DEFINITION AND TRANSLATION WEB SERVICE .........................................................................................................................................................45 M.A. Manso, M.A. Bernabé THE ROLE OF FREE SOFTWARE THICK CLIENTS IN SDI: CASE OF GVSIG .........................................................47 M. Gould, C. Granell, M.A. Esbrí, G. Carrión HOW TO MOVE FORWARD IN IMPLEMENTING SDIS WITH SOA? .....................................................................48 Ç. Cömert, H. Akıncı PROVIDING WFD REPORTING OVER SDI SERVICES........................................................................................50 M. Á. Latre, R. Béjar, J. A. Álvarez, O. Castillo, P. R. Muro-Medrano SESSION NATIONAL / REGIONAL SDI I OUT SPIRE ...................................................................................................................................................53 S. Carlyle, M. Clark DEVELOPMENT OF A DANISH INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SPATIAL INFORMATION (DAISI) - GOALS AND MEANS..................................................................................................................................55 H. Brande-Lavridsen, B.H. Jensen REACHING OUT AND UNDER..................................................................................................................57 I. Jackson EU-PROJECT: CROSS-BORDER SPATIAL INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH HIGH ADDED VALUE (CROSS-SIS) ..59 J. Riecken GEOINFORMATICS AND GISCIENCE EDUCATION: UNIGIS AS SDI BRAINWARE ............................................61 J.Strobl SESSION DATA HARMONISATION AN ONTOLOGY BASED APPROACH FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDRESS GAZETTEER: THE IDEZAR GAZETTEER USE-CASE ...................................................................................................................................62 J. Nogueras-Iso, F. J. López, J. Lacasta, F. J. Zarazaga-Soria, P.R. Muro-Medrano EUROROADS’ CONTRIBUTION TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INSPRE............................................................64 U.L Sandgren A NEW PRODUCTION PARADIGM BASED ON A SDI ........................................................................................65 P Trevelyan, G Mallin, Jeremy Tandy ‘FEATURE/OBJECT DATA MODELS’ – A REPORT ON THE EUROSDR/EUROGEOGRAPHICS WORKSHOP, 24-25 APRIL 2006 ..........................................................................................................................................66 P. Woodsford, A. Illert, K. Murray, C. Portele, M. Seifert DATA CERTIFICATION AND SPATIAL DATA QUALITY MANAGEMENT ...............................................................73 M. Sanderson SESSION NATIONAL / REGIONAL SDI II LOUNAISPAIKKA REGIONAL GI SERVICE AND COLLABORATION INITIATIVE BUILDING A LSDI IN SOUTH WESTERN FINLAND ........................................................................................................................................78 L. Nurmi, A. Vasanen ii
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