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Data Specifications
Call for Expression of Interest for participation in development of INSPIRE Data Specifications for Annex II and III
The Call is addressed to the INSPIRE Spatial Data Interest Communities (SDICs) and Legally Mandated Organisations (LMOs). The Commission is seeking voluntary contributions of SDICs and LMOs, asking them to propose experts (domain experts, Facilitators, Editors) for the Thematic Working Groups (TWGs) and reference materials to be taken into consideration for the data specifications.
We recommend that you carefully read the following documents before responding to this call.
- Call for Expression of Interest for participation in development of INSPIRE Data Specifications for Annex II and III
- Terms of Reference for developing Implementing Rules laying down technical arrangements for interoperability and harmonisation of spatial data sets of Annex II and III themes
SDICs and LMOs can participate by logging in and completing the required forms.
Annex I Data Specifications
The INSPIRE Thematic Working Groups, the Data Specification Drafting Team, and the JRC INSPIRE Team have finalised the third version of Data Specifications published as Guidelines for the spatial data themes referred to in Annex I of the INSPIRE Directive. They will supplement the Implementing Rule for interoperability of spatial data sets and services and allow for preparation for implementation. Together with the relevant materials (GML application schemas, UML models and registries), they will support the implementation and provide a better understanding of the requirements of the Implementing Rule.
The Draft Legislation for interoperability of spatial data sets and services is currently being prepared by the European Commission for submission to the INSPIRE Committee.
The guidelines and the related supporting materials are now publicly available.
Guidelines
- INSPIRE Data Specification on Protected Sites - Guidelines 14.10.2009
- INSPIRE Data Specification on Transport Networks - Guidelines 02.10.2009
- INSPIRE Data Specification on Cadastral Parcels - Guidelines 07.09.2009
- INSPIRE Data Specification on Geographical Names - Guidelines 07.09.2009
- INSPIRE Specification on Geographical Grid Systems - Guidelines 07.09.2009
- INSPIRE Specification on Coordinate Reference Systems - Guidelines 07.09.2009
- INSPIRE Data Specification on Administrative Units - Guidelines 07.09.2009
- INSPIRE Data Specifications on Addresses - Guidelines 07.09.2009
- INSPIRE Data Specification on Hydrography - Guidelines 07.09.2009
Other Documents
- Call for Expression of Interest for participation in development of INSPIRE data specifications for Annex II & III Data Themes 05.11.2009
- Terms of Reference for developing Implementing Rules laying down technical arrangements for interoperability and harmonisation of spatial datasets of Annex II and III themes 05.11.2009
- Data Specifications Comments Resolution spreadsheet 06.10.2009
- INSPIRE Consolidated UML Model 02.10.2009
- GML Application Schemas 02.10.2009
- INSPIRE Code List Dictionaries 02.10.2009
- Guidelines for the Encoding of Spatial Data (D.2.7, Version 3.1) 07.09.2009
- INSPIRE Generic Conceptual Model (D 2.5, Version 3.2) 07.09.2009
- Definition of Annex Themes and Scope (D 2.3, Version 3.0)
- Methodology for the development of data specifications: baseline version (D 2.6, Version 3.0)
- INSPIRE Feature Concept Dictionary
- INSPIRE Glossary
The JRC INSPIRE data specification support team would like to thank all the participants that have contributed to the data specification development process. We thank all SDICs and LMOs that have provided their user requirements, comments in the review of the technical drafts, and in testing the specifications giving valuable feedback about the technical soundness and feasibility. Special thanks to the SDICs and LMOs that have nominated and supported the work of the experts of the Thematic Working Groups and the Data Specification Drafting Team.
We also thank the members of the Data Specifications Drafting Team for the continuous support in monitoring the coherence of the data specifications and the consistency within the Generic Conceptual Model.
In particular we thank all the members of the Thematic Working Groups for the commitment and excellent work, which have lead to remarkable results in a very short period of time.



