1. WISE and the future of WFD reporting
EEA/ENV seminar 1.June 13
Beate Werner

2. Upgrade WISE to 2.0 Improve business processes,
ensure that reported data are optimally handled, quality assured, stored and made again accessible
Improve display and presentation of EU level information
Improve interoperability
Coding of WB and monitoring info
Meta data INSPIRE compliant
Using e.g. ARC-GIS for update of deliniation

3. Data flows and web services in WISE
Other data sources
European
Monitoring
campaigns
Monitoring data in MS datasets
Reporting by countries
SoE
EU Directives
water statistics
Professionals
Near real-time data
GMES
Utilities
industries
GIS datasets
Public participation
Cityzen science
Modelling
- now casting
- Forecasting
- Scenarios
- Data gap filling
QA/QC
WISE Common Data Structure
Reference GIS datasets
Static maps and graphs
Interactive maps
Map layers & platforms
Model systems
Pre-defined
query functions
European
thematic datasets
CSI xx
This is to illustrate the problem we are having currently with the complexity of the water data
Map
services
Modelling
services
DataViewer
MapViewer
WaterBase
Indicators
Web services

4. Waterbase creation – future
ETC
(data processor)
MS (data provider)
MS (data provider)
MS (data provider)
download & transform
working DB
CDR
external experts
-> harvest & transform
<- feedback & …
upload
meta
data
EEA
TOOLS
“working DB”
(SES2)
-> harvest & transform
<- feedback & …
upload
download
visualisation
analysis
Data Service
Waterbase
Semantic data service
internal experts
WATERDATA SOE, WFD, other water Dir.
<- transform ->
Tools & services
assessment
data viewers
map viewers
SDI …
WATERBASE

5. WISE data maintanance - need for - INSPIRE-compliant spatial datasets and - tabular datasets fit for integrated asessments
Tabular datasets
Monitoring data, status info
– water quality
(ID, parameter values)
Monitoring data, status info
– water quantity
(ID, parameter values)
Reported data, - emissions, treatment type, compliance,..
(ID, parameter values)
Monitoring stations - quality
(ID, ID-WB, coordinates, attributes)
Monitoring stations - quantiity
(ID, ID-WB, coordinates, attributes)
Facilities (industries, treatment plants,..)
(ID, ID-WB, coordinates, attributes)
WFD surface water bodies (WB)
Rivers, lakes, transitional, coastal
(ID, shapefiles, attributes)
WFD ground water bodies (WB)
(ID, shapefiles, attributes)
Udate frequency
WISE Main Rivers, Main Lakes
(ID, shapefiles, attributes)
Reference GIS datasets
Reference GIS datasets to be INSPIRE compliant and updated after certain period after any change made by MS
Tabular data regular reported by MS via current data flows – could potentially be developed into distributed system
This slide leads over to the role of Inspire in the whole game. It summarises the relationship and points out the main problem between tabular and georeference data sets in WISE
WFD River Basin Districts
(ID, shapefiles, attributes)
NUTS1, NUTS2, NUTS3,..
(ID, shapefiles, attributes)
Country boarders
(shapefiles)
Coastline(s)
(shapefiles)
Spatial datasets

6. Data and reporting - in WISE 2.0
ReportNet as reporting tool:
having the same structure (DD) will help QA/QC procedures and processing information and data
in next years specific tools for GIS data to be used (ArcGIS online, SDI links). Ensure INSPIRE compliance - t.bg. Further discussed in WISE technical group and WISE GIS WS
Use data at MS source (“decentralised system”), see Floods and UWWTD
Data maintenance: one consistent structure across spatial and tabular data
Enabling better unstructured information (verbally described)  wiki

7. Inspire – some basics

8. How does it work? Users Geoportals Home web sites INSPIRE metadata
INSPIRE download service
Data / service providers
Download data to your computer
INSPIRE discovery service to search for data and services
Using metadata catalogue to search for data and services
Published on
Use (invoke) spatial data services
INSPIRE invoke spatial data services
Provided by
Use other spatial data services
View data
INSPIRE view service
This should only be an appetizer for the further discussion of the role of inspire. The important slide is the second one explaining that processes are doublicated at the moment. The two following scenarios are only examples for possible solutions to be discussed in the afternoon, not for in-depth explanaitions.
Make spatial data INSPIRE conformant
INSPIRE Annex I, II, III data specifications
INSPIRE transformation service

9. Reporting dataflow – now: reporting without INSPIRE?
Reportnet
Spatial data sets conform\ant with INSPIRE
INSPIRE View, download, other spatial data services
Discovery service on metadata
(B) Providing download and other services and direct access to data
Provide access to spatial data sets and services
Metadata for spatial data set and services
Duplicated data and double workflows !
(A) Uploading spatial data sets and tabular data
Country A
Sub-set of data for reporting
Data

10. Reporting dataflow – scenario 1: including INSPIRE into reporting data flow
Sharing registers, registry services
INSPIRE
Reportnet
Link to spatial data (URL, URI)
Discovery service on metadata
Spatial data sets conformant with INSPIRE
Ensure object referencing (geospatial object-identifier management)
Upload thematic data with reference to spatial objects
Metadata for spatial data set and services
Provide access to spatial data sets and services
INSPIRE View, download, other spatial data services
Download spatial data sets for reporting purposes, using (INSPIRE download service)
Country A
Data

11. Sharing registers, registry services INSPIRE Reportnet
Reporting dataflow – scenario 2: INSPIRE and direct access to data (but how would be dealt with the requirement to have an official Confirmation on the data being reported and version history)
Sharing registers, registry services
INSPIRE
Reportnet
Link to spatial data (URL, URI)
Discovery service on metadata
Spatial data sets conformant with INSPIRE
Download spatial data sets for reporting purposes, using INSPIRE download service
Metadata for spatial data set and services
Harvest, download
Provide access to spatial data sets and services
Ensure object referencing (identifier management)
INSPIRE View, download, other spatial data services
Services, interfaces
Country A
Sub-set of data for reporting
Data

12. Thank you for your attention