Harmonized thematica open dataset

Provide access to harmonized thematic open dataset

What´s the project about?


GO-PEG Scope

The main objective of the proposed Action is to provide access to harmonized thematic open datasets and their corresponding metadata in areas such as environment, emergency and disaster management.

The starting point will be existing spatial (and related) datasets from INSPIRE (Directive 2007/2/EC) and from existing spatial data infrastructures in the Member States. These datasets are published in national or thematic geoportals and are accessible through the European Open Data portal. The datasets will be harmonized in terms of data content, level of detail, data structure, vocabularies and license conditions.

The results will be made available through the European Data Portal and documented through metadata in the appropriate harvested catalogues.

The Action will result in clusters of datasets within the mentioned themes and covering the five selected countries. These will be made accessible by web services to allow users to discover, view and download the data.


GO-PEG Consortium

GO-PEG (Generation of cross border Pan European Geospatial Datasets and Services) connects leading experts on data harmonisation within an Consortium of ICT related SMEs from Italy, Spain, Germany and Denmark, coordinated by the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium.


GO-PEG Funding

GO-PEG is a project co-funded by the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) of the European Commission within the instrument CEF Telecom under Action No 2018-EU-IA.


Objectives

Provide access to harmonized thematic open datasets and their metadata.

Focus on areas of Environment, Emergency and Disaster Management.

Cross-border geographical coverage involving 5 UE Member States: Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Spain and Italy.

Accessible results by web services allowing users to discover, view and download data.

Improve and accelerate value of Open Data Culture and boosted by European Data Portal (EDP).

Activities

Activity 1: Action preparation phase

Identify and organize Stakeholders , select use cases, assess availability and quality of datasets.

Action 1: Progress

OUTPUT

First document

First output document about new metadata

Activity 2: Design and development of the data harmonisation and integration processes

Design and develop the processes for data harmonisation, integration and architecture of web services.

Action 2: Progress

Activity 3: Testing and validating

Apply and validate the methodology and tools developed.

Action 3: Progress

Activity 4: Quality assurance and evaluation

Assess the quality of the harmonisation tools, evaluate the outcomes of the Action with stakeholders involved.

Action 4: Progress

Activity 5: Dissemination, impact and sustainability

Disseminate results, transfer knowledge and skills acquired.

Action 5: Progress


Consortium


As a division of KU Leuven, the Spatial Applications Division Leuven (SADL) transfers academic knowledge to society by conducting applied research, offering consultancy and providing training in the GEO-ICT domain.

Experts in location intelligence. We offer field data collection services, geoinformation projects, GIS integration and development, GIS consulting, as well as development and supply of geographic tools and data.


Epsilon Italia srl is an independent SME, active since 1996 in spatial data harmonisation and interoperability. Since 2008 it is focusing on INSPIRE, providing support to European Institutions and Member States.


At Wetransform, we make our customer’s data truly interoperable and more valuable.
Our solutions integrate data-driven design and data transformation processes and enable efficient collaboration through sharing, discussions and tasks.


Geokom provides service and knowhow within the fields of geospatial data and information, visualisation, cartography and data- and metadata management.


Bilbomática S.A. is a Spanish company with 31 years of experience in the provision of IT services with experience in EU since 2002. We have references from 25 EU Institutions and a stable team of more than 150 IT professionals working for EU and non-EU international bodies.


Stakeholders

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12-15 May 2020 Dubrovnik, Croatia

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Get in touch with us!

Do you have any kind of doubt about the project? Do not hesitate to ask!

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Oude Markt 13
3000 Leuven
Belgium

Tel.: +32 16 3 24010

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