INSPIRE Good Practice – GeoPackage and implementation practice Webinar

INSPIRE Good Practice – GeoPackage and implementation practice Webinar

INSPIRE Good Practice – GeoPackage and implementation practice Webinar 672 373 GO-PEG

Thursday, October 27, 2022 – 13:30 to 15:30

An INSPIRE webinar on GeoPackage and implementation practices will be held on 27 October. Some of the members of the GO-PEG project will be participating in this webinar: Stefania Morrone and Thorsten Reitz. In particular, they will discuss about the experiences from national implementation (IT): Geological Map of Italy (GML vs GPKG), INSPIRE Geology – extended model for subsurface data (GO-PEG EU project) and about the implementation in the environmental noise directive reporting data flows.

See below the webinar programme:

SessionPresenter
Introduction
Introduction to INSPIRE Good Practice – GeoPackage encoding of INSPIRE datasets

GeoPackage – general information

JRC

Wetransform, Thorsten Reitz
Implementation in the Environmental Noise Directive reporting data flows
Reporting data flow, design principles, model transformation rules, reported datasets in the Reportnet3 platform

Experiences from national implementation (NL)

Wetransform, Thorsten Reitz

RIVM (Netherlands), Jan Skornsek
Implementation of INSPIRE Geology data theme, Italy

Experiences from national implementation (IT): Geological Map of Italy (GML vs GPKG), INSPIRE Geology – extended model for subsurface data (GO-PEG EU project)
Epsilon Italia, Stefania Morrone
ISPRA (Italy), Chiara D’Ambrogi
Implementation of Addresses, Denmark
Extending INSPIRE Addresses (adding geometry on the fly)
Agency
for Data Supply and
Infrastructure (Denmark), Heidi Vanparys, Lars
Erik Storgaard
Implementation in providing GeoPackage, Finland
Delivering GeoPackage through API’s with embedded styles
National
Land Survey of Finland, Jari Reini
Discussion and comments
Proposals from the audience will be considered as comments for further improvements known solutions can be explained in the webinar, other comments will be considered later and answered in GitHub
Conclusions and next steps
End of webinar
JRC