MilestoneNotes December 2010 Compliant Discovery Metadata created (and available) for INSPIRE Annex I & II datasets May 2011 View Services published for INSPIRE Annex I & II datasets (initial operating capability only). Not required to meet INSPIRE Quality of Service criteria. November 2011 Full View Services published for INSPIRE Annex I & II datasets Required to meet INSPIRE Quality of Service criteria. June 2012 Download Services published for INSPIRE Annex I & II datasets Dependent on entry into force of EC regulation. December 2013 Discovery Metadata published for INSPIRE Annex III datasets December 2013 View Services published for INSPIRE Annex III datasets December 2013 Download Services published for INSPIRE Annex III datasets INSPIRE TIMELINE – Phase 1: Publishing data already held

MilestoneNotes June 2012 Newly collected and extensively restructured INSPIRE Annex I compliant data available Dependent on entry into force of EC regulation. January 2015 Newly collected and extensively restructured INSPIRE Annex II and III compliant data available. Dependent on entry into force of EC regulation. June 2017 Publish INSPIRE Annex I compliant Data Dependent on entry into force of EC regulation. May 2019Publish Annex II compliant data Dependent on entry into force of EC regulation. May 2019Publish Annex III compliant data Dependent on entry into force of EC regulation. INSPIRE TIMELINE – Phase 2: Publishing new data

UKLP / INSPIRE – Who is affected? All public authorities that create location information. The legal obligation to publish only applies if the data comes under an INSPIRE data theme, but you are encouraged to go beyond this and publish any location information of benefit for sharing and re-use. Private organisations are also encouraged to publish the location information they create, particularly if associated with the delivery of a public task, or social benefit.

UKLP / INSPIRE – What Data? “Location Information in the context of the UKLII is the data (held electronically) that identifies the geographic location of features and boundaries, such as natural or constructed features, oceans, etc.” Location information is usually stored as coordinates and topology, and comes in three forms: Vector data – points, lines and polygons. Raster data – digital satellite imagery, or air photos, and elevation shading or digital elevation models. Text data – alphanumeric data that includes coordinate referencing (e.g. latitude, longitude, and height), also referred to as ‘geo- referenced’, or “geo-encoded”. The UKLII excludes other forms of Raster Maps, e.g. PDF, and data that might be associated with a location, but otherwise is not geospatial in form.”

MEDIN and UKLP / INSPIRE MEDIN represents the marine community on the UK Location Information Interoperability Board MEDIN is playing a leading role in establishing UKLP / INSPIRE standards UKLP has adopted UK Gemini 2 as discovery metadata standard. Ordnance Survey have been contracted to build discovery metadata service, as part of data.gov, which will provide national metadata publishing service to INSPIRE Aim is that MEDIN can meet partners’ metadata/data publishing obligations under INSPIRE MEDIN will publish all MEDIN metadata (on request) through to UK node and hence to INSPIRE. Pending final definition of data publishing requirements MEDIN DAC network can also publish data to INSPIRE.

MEDIN DAC network acts as data publisher for MARINE SECTOR

MEDIN and data.gov Need further clarifications on plans for data.gov, and better understanding of objectives. Will it be appropriate for all marine data, or some subsets? Reference information Infrastructure: pipelines, cables, administrative areas, Analysed information: statistics, distributions Can it be progressively adopted? Potential conflict with developments of standards elsewhere?