INSPIRE, Open Data, Copernicus … Let’s Get Together! Thinkathon together with Antje Kügeler, Cosmina Radu, Thore Fechner
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INSPIRE, Open Data, Copernicus … Let’s Get Together!
Thinkathon together with Antje Kügeler, Cosmina Radu, Thore Fechner
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Agenda
Session 1
Introduction
Group Work: What’s slowing us down?
Sharing the results of each group
15:30- 16:00 Coffee Break
Lightning Talks:
INSPIRE, Open Data, Copernicus
Time Slot 14:00 – 15:30
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Agenda
Session 2
Summary of 1st session,
introduction to next steps
Sharing the results of each group
Closing
Group work: How can we take up speed?
Time Slot 16:00 – 17:30
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Photos of our results will be published on the
European Data Portal
https://www.europeandataportal.eu/
We will take photos
> This may include some pictures of participants
> If you are not comfortable with having your picture taken, please let us know
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Documentation of results
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Lightning Talks
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Improving the availability and accessibility of relevant geodata will lead
to better environmental policies
Good quality up-to-date interoperable spatial information is readily
available across borders to support good governance and decision
making.
More informed decisions
Protection of the environment
Sustainability
European integration
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Vision of INSPIRE
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1. “Spatial data is often missing or incomplete.
2. The description (documentation) of available
spatial data is often incomplete.
3. Spatial datasets can often not be combined
with other spatial datasets.
4. The systems to find, access and use spatial
data often function in isolation only and are not
compatible with each other.
5. Cultural, institutional, financial and legal
barriers prevent or delay the sharing and re-
use of existing spatial data.”
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Expected benefits: INSPIRE Policy Background
Overcome the obstacles identified during preparation of the INSPIRE
directive*:
Availability
Complete metadata
Combine spatial datasets
Interoperablity
No barriers for sharing data
* INSPIRE Policy Background
https://inspire.ec.europa.eu/inspire-policy-background/27902
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Vision around Open Data
Creating value. together.
Cosmina Radu @EU_DataPortal @cc_radu
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Creating Value Together: Civic Engagement in Luxembourg City (I)
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Creating Value Together: Civic Engagement in Luxembourg City (II)
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Diego Álvarez Sánchez – Coordinator
Open Government Project (UPV Valencia / Valencia Townhall)
Active member of the Open/GeoData Community of
Valencia for the past 6 years
Pro-bono engagement in various projects that aim to
increase civic participation in Valencia via Open &GeoData
(e.g. locations for civic centres; enhancing participation in
local elections)
Member of the “Refugees welcomed Valencia” advocate
group in Summer 2018
Strong advocate of citizen-generated data
„Open up the data. We will do the rest!“
Creating Value Together: Civic Engagement in Valencia
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Vision around Open Data
Creating value. together.
Cosmina Radu @EU_DataPortal @cc_radu
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Copernicus:
Europe´s eye on Earth
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Vision
„…Copernicus will help shape the future of our planet for the benefit of all.“- ESA
Image: ESA
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improving the environmental monitoring overall
fast uptake as six services for simple access to processed data are available:
> atmosphere monitoring, marine environment monitoring,
> land monitoring, climate change,
> emergency management, and security
high update frequency creates new jobs and business opportunities
Open Data: fostering uptake and reuse in the community / businesses
continuing and improving the existing work that existed in the GMES context
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Expected Benefits
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Thinkathon
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1. Find your group: INSPIRE, Open Data or Copernicus
2. What is holding us back?
Write down „anchors“
Place anchors under the boat
When all anchors have been placed:
3. Review and comment on each anchor
> Group similar themes
> Put „heavier“ or „larger“ anchors towards the bottom
> Please don‘t try to justify the status quo or solve the problem(finding solutions will be after the coffee break)
4. Summary of results of all groups
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„Speed Boat“ – what´s holding us back?
Imagine INSPIRE/Open
Data/Copernicus as a speed boat.
We would like the boat to go really
fast…
Unfortunately the boat has some
anchors holding it back.
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Presentation of results - Session 1
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Collaboratively prioritize with DOT VOTING
You have five dots to vote for issues you find especially important
You can place more than one dot on one issue
What’s especially important to you?
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INSPIRE
Results from this workshop
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Open Data
Results from this workshop
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Copernicus
Results from this workshop
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Discuss: How can we take up speed?
> Lifting anchors, making them less heavy…
> Adding a motor to the boat
> Have people tug or push
> …
Please document your ideas on a flipchart
Each group will have 5 min. to share their results at the end
Group work: How can we take up speed?
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Presentation of results - Session 2
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INSPIRE
Results from this workshop
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Open Data
Results from this workshop
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Copernicus
Results from this workshop
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Please come to the booth!
Talk on Friday, 10:45
European Open Data Portal
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How happy do you feel about the Return On
Investment (ROI) of your time?
Please place a post it where you feel it belongs
between the faces
Write your feedback on the post-it
http://www.funretrospectives.com/feedback-and-roi/
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Feedback and ROI
This is the feedback
for this workshop
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