INSPIRE Geoportal Rich user experience across member states services

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INSPIRE Geoportal Rich user experience across member states services developed under a contract with the EC (JRC) Diomede ILLUZZI 1 Nicola LUNANOVA 1 Torsten FRIEBE 2 1 Planetek Italia s.r.l Via Masaua 12 I-70132 Bari E-Mail: illuzzi@planetek.it lunanova@planetek.it 2 lat/lon GmbH Aennchenstraße 19 D-53177 Bonn E-Mail: friebe@lat-lon.de INSPIRE - Geospatial World Forum Lisbon, 26 May 2015

Architecture: Overall picture

This was foreseen already back in 2007 (INSPIRE directive): Whilst INSPIRE is based on the infrastructures of the Member States, the INSPIRE Directive also requires that: The Commission shall establish and operate an INSPIRE geo-portal at Community level. In addition Article 15(2) of the Directive requires: Member States shall provide access to the services Member States shall provide access to the services referred to in Article 11(1) through the INSPIRE geoportal referred to in paragraph 1. Member States may also provide access to those services through their own access points.

Let s talk about why a user would want to use INSPIRE Yes, INSPIRE, not only the Geoportal Access spatial data from all member states Easily find something Easily see something Easily get something Easily Keyword here is easily. Talk directly with over 30 Discovery services or Geoportals is not really easy.

Geoportal Objective Access INSPIRE spatial datasets and services through a unique entry point, with seamless integration of member states services, enabling multi-lingual searches, iterative refinement of result sets and cross-border combination of datasets in customized user maps.

See us at booth 26A! and now hands on!

Easily find something: Access to Discovery Services Access does not mean a URL to a single service s getcapabilities Access means direct search in the entire INSPIRE catalogue Such that the INSPIRE infrastructure s technical complexity is hidden to the user. But what are the search dimensions of this INSPIRE catalogue?

Easily find something: The spatial dimension - Which is the area of interest?

Easily find something: The spatial dimension - Which is the area of interest? - Well, that s what Geoportals are for

Easily find something: The thematic dimension - INSPIRE put much effort in metadata tagging.

Easily find something: The thematic dimension - INSPIRE put much effort in metadata tagging, so a user will want to benefit from this.

Easily find something: The time dimension - I need data for a specific interval. - I want to see data distribution over time.

Easily find something: The time dimension - I need data for a specific interval. - I want to see data distribution over time.

Easily find something: The semantic dimension - Metadata contains text.

Easily find something: The semantic dimension - Metadata contains text. - This text can be indexed against a thesaurus.

Easily find something: The language dimension - Metadata is edited in a natural language.

Easily find something: The language dimension - Metadata is edited in a natural language. - Usually one - out of 24!

Easily find something: The language dimension obstacle - Users cannot be expected to talk 24 languages.

Easily find something: The language dimension obstacle - Users cannot be expected to talk 24 languages. They can choose.

Easily find something: The language dimension obstacle

Easily find something: The language dimension obstacle The Geoportal supports: - 4 UI languages (en, fr, de, it) - 24 query & result presentation languages with - Multilanguage Codelists - Automatic Translation of Results - Semantic Keyword Matching (GEMET based)

Put it all together

The INSPIRE Geoportal workflow - Home thematic and geographical access suggestions - Browse Catalogue Easily see what is in, fill your basket - Discover Data Full support of complex metadata queries, fill your basket - Combine Maps Display and combine layers from the basket online - Share Workspaces Tell others about your findings - My INSPIRE User preferences for web portal customization

Home

Home

Browse Catalogue

Browse Catalogue and fill your basket.

Discover data use all Dimensions

Discover data and fill your basket.

Download data and use them if permitted.

Combine maps from the basket.

Share what you found from the basket.

take care of Data Providers as well MS, Regional Authorities Generate Report Validator <Missing- - Element /> Compliance? Publish Data & Metadata Pull Metadata Publish adjusted Metadata MS Discovery, Download View & Report Services Harvester