GeoDCAT-AP GP update & high-value datasets (DIGIT, JRC, MIG-T)
Action 2.3.1 Governance of artefacts 15'
Schemas and TG updates after the IR amendment
INSPIRE Registry content update
Action 2.4 Central INSPIRE Components 15'
ETF and Reference Validator
Re3gistry software
INSPIRE Geoportal
Action 1.1
Action 2.3.1 Governance of artefacts
Version v2024.1 was released for:
INSPIRE TGs, including the integration of the data-service linking simplification approach, the changes deriving from the IR amendments and 8 new TGs in AsciiDoc format;
INSPIRE schemas, including the changes deriving from the IR amendments; this release was then updated with three hotfix releases: v2024.1.1, v2024.1.2 and v2024.1.3 (the latter was in preparation at the time of the MIG-T meeting); GitHub Actions were introduced to automatically validate schemas after any pull request;
INSPIRE UML models, including changes derived from the TG/schema changes.
The latest release of the INSPIRE Registry (v.2024.1) happened on 5 February 2024, including the changes listed here. The next release (v.2024.2) is scheduled on.
As a next step, changes deriving from the IR amendments will be propagated to the Validator and the Registry.
Action 2.4 Central INSPIRE Components
ETF and Reference Validator
v.2024.0 of the INSPIRE Reference Validator was released on . It includes validation against the newly released schemas and it adds a new Conformace Class testing Part A of the data-service linking simplification approach.
Updates ATS/ETS for view services implementing Part B of the data-service linking simplification approach are planned for the next versions v.2024.1 or v.2024.2. Version v.2024.1 will also include a redesigned architecture with several upgraded components.
Re3gistry software
Latest releases of the Re3gistry software
were v2.5.1 (September 2023) and v2.5.2 (December 2023).
The next release (v2.5.3) is expected in March 2024 and will include solutions to the issues listed here.xx
The Digital Building Stock Model (DBSM) is an openly-licensed (under the Open Database License - ODbL), pan-European building footprint datasets produced by the JRC for energy-related policy needs.
The first version (available here) derives from the hierarchical conflation of OpenStreetMap, Microsoft Building Footprints and the (vectorised) European Settlement Map. A second version is in preparation, which also includes other input data sources and richer semantic information.
The dataset is currently downloadable as one file per country; an API may be made available in the future.
Topics proposed by MIG-T (tbc)
LPIS and GSAA Technical Specifications and schemas (IT) 5'