1. I N E U R O P E Report for April 2009 – March 2010

2. I N E U R O P E OneGeology progress in Europe being taken forward by OneGeology-Europe But … coordination and technical coordination of OneGeology global by UK and France - BGS and BRGM

3. I N E U R O P E Started 11 September 2008 Duration 2 years (ends this August) Total budget 3.25M€ EC contribution 2.6M€ (80%) Funded by EC DG Information Society and Media 10 Work Packages 28 Partners from 20 countries OneGeology-Europe project

4. I N E U R O P E Make a leading European contribution to global challenges Make existing digital geological spatial data more easily discoverable, accessible and useable Make a contribution to the progress of INSPIRE: i.e. develop systems and protocols to better enable the discovery, viewing, downloading and sharing of geological data Enable the Groundwater and Soils directives, GMES, GEOSS and SEIS to deliver Demonstrate best practice examples of the delivery and application of geological spatial data Improve contribution of surveys across Europe by spreading and sharing best practice Major objectives

5. I N E U R O P E WP1. Project management WP2. Use cases and best practice in meeting stakeholder needs WP3. 1:1 million pan-European geological data specification WP4. Data inventory and multilingual discovery metadata catalogue WP5. Informatics specification, data model, interoperability and standards 10 Work Packages

6. I N E U R O P E WP6. Web portal and Registry development and implementation WP7. Access and licensing protocols WP8. Communication, dissemination and awareness WP9. Access to high resolution geological & applied datasets in national & cross border situations WP10. Liaison with related groups and initiatives in Europe and globally 10 Work Packages

7. I N E U R O P E OneGeology - E urope data provider and consortium member OneGeology data provider OneGeology-Europe coverage 1GB BGS 2DE BGR 3CZ CGS 4FR BRGM 5NL TNO 6IT APAT 7BE KUL 8DE RuP 9SE SGU 10SI GeoZS 11BE GSB 12FI GTK 13ES IGME 14NO NGU 15PL PGI 16DNGEUS 17IEGSI 18PTINETI 19SKSGUDS 20EEEGK 21BEEuromines 22CZCENIA 23GBLandmark 24-EGS 25SIARSO 26GBLighthill 27HUMAFI 28LUSGL 29IEUCD Project team OneGeology-Europe data provider and consortium member

8. I N E U R O P E User needs and gap analysis reports prepared Data model & schema developed (provides interoperability) Geological specification and vocabulary developed (allows progress towards harmonisation) Metadata profile produced Portal developed and first data served Draft Code of Practice for data access produced High resolution and cross-border delivery services tested 20+Surveys now preparing to serve their ~1:1m data before 7/2010 (and this will be a Web Feature Service) Formal commitment to serve ~1:1m data for free and with minimum barriers being confirmed Progress to date

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10. Current status Country Paricipating in 1G Serving WMS Serving WFS AlbaniaXX AndorraX AustriaXXX BelgiumX Bosnia And Herzegovina X BulgariaX CroatiaX CyprusX Czech RepublicXX DenmarkXX EstoniaXX FinlandXX FranceXXX GermanyXX GreeceX HungaryXX IcelandX IrelandXX ItalyXXX KosovoX

11. I N E U R O P E Current status (cont.) Country Paricipating in 1G Serving WMS Serving WFS LatviaX LithuaniaX LuxembourgX Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of X NetherlandsXX NorwayXX PolandXX PortugalXX RomaniaX Russian FederationX SerbiaX SlovakiaX SloveniaXX SpainXX SwedenXXX SwitzerlandXX TurkeyX UkraineX United KingdomXXX

12. I N E U R O P E Involved but not serving the data

13. I N E U R O P E Still missing in action

14. I N E U R O P E Ensure all geological survey consortium members are providing a WFS according to the specification Document the major harmonisation issues and propose a process for tacking them Finalise the Code of Practice for data access Produce a book illustrating use of geological spatial data Provide EGS with options for sustaining OneGeology- Europe web service What’s next for OneGeology-Europe ?

15. I N E U R O P E Thank you