Back to ARE3NA Community The Re3ference Platform is an information system that is being developed to help those public administrations responsible for providing INSPIRE data, metadata and services to implement the Directive and for those interested in reusing the approach in other sectors to see how INSPIRE works in practice. This page helps to share information about interim outputs from the work and details about progress and future plans. EIF interoperability level INSPIRE Component MIG activities Legal Organisational Semantic Technical All INSPIRE components General support to…

Back to ARE3NA landing page Online sensors delivering spatio-temporal data have emerged in many sectors. In order to have comparable, efficient, real time data flows coming from devices, ARE3NA has developed guidelines, demonstrators and updates to open source tools using the OGC SOS standard for a potential new INSPIRE data download service direct from sensor devices. EIF interoperability level INSPIRE Component MIG activities Technical Organisational Services Metadata Data & Service Sharing Work package 7 a “SOS-based download services” Context Geospatial data can take many forms ranging…

Back to ARE3NA landing page In some cases, INSPIRE web services may need to be restricted public access due to organisational and/or technical requirements. To overcome this interoperability barrier, ARE3NA is analysing approaches and putting in place solutions that helps data users access protected services, often known as Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA). EIF interoperability level INSPIRE Components MIG activities Organisational Technical Data Services Data & Service Sharing Work package 3 “Access Control” Context The work on access control (AAA) is structured in two…

What is Re3gistry? Re3gistry features What Re3gistry offers you? Get started Documentation Stay informed Get involved - Open source community Re3gistry survey What is Re3gistry software? The Re3gistry software is a reusable open-source solution for managing and sharing ‘reference codes’ through persistent URIs, ensuring that concepts are unambiguously referenced in any domain. Reference codes can be sets of permissible values for a data field or to provide a reference or context for the data being exchanged between applications. Reference codes include enumerations, controlled vocabularies…

Back to ARE3NA landing page In order to ensure the interoperability of the INSPIRE metadata, data, and services, basic tools are needed to help INSPIRE implementers to validate automatically their…

Back to ARE3NA landing page Along with large-scale pilots in the European Union Location Framework (EULF), ARE3NA is working in different activities to promote the reuse of INSPIRE’s technical and…

Back to ARE3NA landing page The Re3ference Platform is an information system that is being developed to help those public administrations responsible for providing INSPIRE data, metadata and services…

Back to ARE3NA landing page Online sensors delivering spatio-temporal data have emerged in many sectors. In order to have comparable, efficient, real time data flows coming from devices, ARE3NA has…

Back to ARE3NA landing page The Re3gistry is a reusable open source solution for managing and sharing ‘reference codes’, ensuring concepts are correctly referenced in INSPIRE, or for content in any…

Back to ARE3NA landing page In some cases, INSPIRE web services may need to be restricted public access due to organisational and/or technical requirements. To overcome this interoperability barrier…

This compound vocabulary helps to break down into step by step tasks the common implementation and reuse situations that implementers and reusers on the INSPIRE domain are confronted with. The file is composed of different interrelated vocabularies represented by different tabs, including: Implementation tasks Use tasks Assets Patterns Roles Actors Functionalities Sources Code lists Download the vocabulary here.

This report documents the development of an INSPIRE use vocabulary in extension of the already existing implementation vocabulary of the live3tutorial, part of the Are3na Re3ference Platform. The "use task" vocabulary has been created from an analysis of projects making use of INSPIRE and an overarching idea of activities that are common to ICT projects (and particularly SDI projects). A close relationship to INSPIRE appears at lower levels of the hierarchical schema of use task. This seems natural because high level tasks, such as “plan and specify” are part of any project; yet, they have to…