1. Agenda item 6 - INSPIRE Marine Pilot Progress & future developments
11th meeting of the WG DIKE
19/06/2015 DG Environment, Brussels

2. Outline Status update of pilot
Input requested from you on DIKE_
Widening the group of participating countries

3. Outline Status update of pilot
Input requested from you on DIKE_
Widening the group of participating countries

4. Marine Pilot Work Packages
Work Package 0- Management and communication
Work Package 1- Overview of MSFD requirements in relation of INSPIRE
Work Package 2- INSPIRE-based MSFD spatial data modelling
Work Package 3- Development of the data flow
Work Package 4- EMODnet and INSPIRE
Work Package 5- Document and analyse the cost and benefit
Work Package 6- Training and capacity building
Not consequent work packages

5. WP0- Management and communication
Telephone/Web meeting on the Marine Pilot
WISE-Marine discussion
& 30 DIKE WG meeting
H06 internal meeting on pilot
INSPIRE Marine pilot virtual meeting
Ad-hoc INSPIRE Marine pilot face to face meeting during the INSPIRE e-Reporting workshop
Meeting on Quality descriptors used for the monitoring with experts from JRC/H01 –revision of the COM 2010/477/EU
Short meeting with EEA, during the workshop INSPIRE e-reporting
Virtual meeting of the marine pilot –project partners
nd EMODnet-MSFD Coordination Meeting (27 February 2015, Brussels)
Joint meeting of SeaDataNet technical task group and EMODnet Chemistry technical working group (Trieste at ICTP)
Internal coordination meeting
and Face to face meeting, Hamburg
&13 web conference - virtual training
“hands on” training Copenhagen
Pilot face to face meeting, Copenhagen
DIKE WG meeting
EMODNET & INPSPIRE workshop, Ispra
INSPIRE inside

6. WP1- Overview of MSFD requirements in relation of INSPIRE
Analysis of MSFD and INSPIRE legal documents
MSFD & INSPIRE directives
COM 2010/477/EU on criteria and methodological standards on GES (MSFD)
Commission Regulation (EU) No 1089/2010 as regards interoperability of spatial data sets and services amendments documents (INSPIRE)
Link between INSPIRE & MSFD legal requirements:
INSPIRE implementation roadmap
MSFD Reporting & Public consultation and information requirements
1st cycle ( with focus on Articles 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 19)

7. WP1- output : D1.2 Analysis of requirements that link INSPIRE and MSFD
REPORTING
MONITORING
ASSESSMENT

8. WP2- INSPIRE-based MSFD spatial data modelling
First mapping MSFD spatial data requirements with INSPIRE themes – details given in D1.2
ASSESSMENT
Essential features and characteristics
&
Pressures and impacts
MONITORING
11 Quality Descriptors/criteria/indicators

9. WP2- INSPIRE-based MSFD spatial data modelling
INSPIRE data models
Environmental Monitoring Facilities & Oceanographic features
Species Distribution & Habitat and Biotopes
Sea regions
Spatial information coming from the monitoring (11QD) programmes could be divided into three classes:
Time series (e.g. concentrations of Chl a, nutrients, contaminants - priority substances …)
Bio - data (e.g. invasive species distribution, affected habitats maps….)
Sea areas with common characteristics (e.g. seabed significantly affected by human activities …)
Harmonization process to INSPIRE compliant data sets
linked to WP6 training & capacity building (in progress)

10. WP3- Development of the data flow
Establishment of subgroup on legal aspects of e- Reporting
Sandbox – development of technical solutions and tools – including open source software – that can be used required data flow

11. Scope of subgroup on legal aspects
Currently, in Reportnet, spatial data linked to reporting sheets are in the same envelope as the non-spatial data. The spatial data can, in theory, be replaced by an INSPIRE endpoint containing the same spatial content. The subgroup will produce a short report on the legal and procedural aspects and requirements for e-Reporting using INSPIRE-based services. Outcome: report, made available to WG DIKE and INSPIRE MIG Deadline: Participants: EEA (lead), DG ENV, DE, NL, DK, JRC

12. WP4- EMODnet and INSPIRE
30/06/2015 EMODNET & INPSPIRE workshop
The relationship between INSPIRE, EMODnet, MSFD;
What implications INSPIRE has for EMODnet and for EMODnet data providers;
Recommendations for aligning EMODnet to INSPIRE in relation to MSFD.
Expected outcome: joint ENV-JRC-MARE-EMODNet Secretriat paper clarifying the legal, organizational, and technical relations

13. INSPIRE components Following INSPIRE principles …Licenses, negotiation
Metadata following INSPIRE structure -
ISO 19119
Harmonized data sets

14. WP5- Document and analyse the cost and benefit
Main delivery will be in the last phase of the project
Possible reuse of the spatial data required by MSFD shared by INSPIRE network services in scope of implementation for other environmental policies

15. WP6- Training and capacity building
Developed three training modules:
On line training modules for the basic INSPIRE understanding
Web conferences (recorded and available on line) – related to the interoperability and INSPIRE data models related to the MSFD implementation
“Hands on” – training module – capacity building for the transformation of data sets into INSPIRE data model; development of the INSPIRE compliant metadata, use of sandbox tools, etc…
We want to share with other MSFD implementers

16. Outline Status update of pilot
Input requested from you on DIKE_
Widening the group of participating countries

17. WP1- output : DIKE_11-2015-06 D1.2 Analysis of requirements that link INSPIRE and MSFD
Living document until the end of project
REPORTING
MONITORING
ASSESSMENT

18. Process DIKE_11-2015-06a has been reviewed by pilot participants
Comments from the WG DIKE welcomed
during this meeting,
in writing until (first cut-off) using the Comment Spreadsheet DIKE_ b
During the execution of the pilot until

19. Key messages from the requirements analysis
Marine data management is in the scope of INSPIRE
Independent of any reference to the INSPIRE Directive or the interpretation of Art. 19(3)
Improve the understanding of what this means for data management.
The national INSPIRE and MSFD stakeholders should organize a series of discussions on the use of the national INSPIRE infrastructure in support of marine data management

20. Discussion
Did you start a structured dialog with your national INSPIRE counterparts?
Can we help you in any way with this dialog?

21. Outline Status update of pilot
Input requested from you on DIKE_
Widening the group of participating countries

22. How outcomes will be used – DE
Services for MSFD reporting – for re-use at national and international level
Availability of the services: results from this pilot will be used to update existing services
Metadata
Aspects of time period covered by the data content
Data sets used for reporting vs “INSPIRE data”
Data formats (e.g., gridded data for the MSFD)
Transformation of legacy data into INSPIRE data
Integration in national reporting system

23. How outcomes will be used - DK
Matching tables & transformation
INSPIRE schemas

24. How outcomes will be used - NL
Pilot feeds national discussion on implementation of INSPIRE (MIG)
National awareness raising to promote INSPIRE
Marine and Air Quality examples to be presented at national congress at the end of 2015
Information house Marine
(unofficial) Art 19.3 data provided from IHM
Looking into most efficient way of data management (e.g. discussion with ICES)
Training sessions important for people involved in data management

25. How outcomes will be used – OSPAR & HELCOM
For publishing outcomes of assessments
For existing data streams (and some new ones)
Roadmap synchronized with assessments of 2017

26. Process for widening the participation of other countries
First phase (now)
Comment on requirements document
Second phase (> )
Access to CIRCABC site of the INSPIRE-Marine pilot
Access to training material
Interested WG DIKE members to contact JRC
Second phase (> )
Access to sandbox and software tools
Setting up the data flow for selected data sets

27. Conclusions and next steps
Project progressing well with good discussions among the partners
Written comments from WG DIKE members on D1.2 – first cut-off date for comments 3/7/2015
Inclusion of other interested MS in the pilot

28. Inspire-info@jrc.ec.europa.eu http://inspire.ec.europa.eu
Thank you for your attention!