1. WISEds Implementation plan: proposal
Working group D meeting

2. Introduction - context
WISE implementation plan 2010
WISE as a distributed system
Automated data transfer
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INSPIRE
Roadmap up to 2019
SEIS
Building blocks
WISE, INSPIRE

3. Distributed system Benefits Drawbacks Distributed workload
Distributed responsibilities
Re-use of data and software components
data management at the level where it is created
Drawbacks
Complexer coordination
Serveral critical components that can fale

4. WISEds IN/OUT

5. WISEds flow types Supported Not supported Type A, D
Type A -> service oriented
Type D -> reportnet
Not supported
Type B, C

6. WISEds logical components

7. WISEds draft Architecture

8. Overview implementation
Phase I:
Pilot tools for reporting WFD art8 data
Other: draft WISE datamodel, WISE services (wms, wfs)
List directives Priority 1 – Priority 2
05/2009
Phase II:
Directives P1 A, D communication ready
WISE services P1
Other: WISE Geo Portal, WISE widgets,
2012

9. Overview implementation
Phase III:
All directives capable for A, D communication
WISE services P2
Preferred use of A, D communication as defined for directives P1
2015
Phase IV
Preferred use of A, D communication as defined for all directives
2020

10. Phase I Pilot Type A art 8 data WISE data model WISE wms
Includes candidate MS
WISE data model
Exercise to draft data entities
Identify overlaps between directives/reporting requirements
WISE wms
Beta of WMS service for art3, art8 data
Beta of WFS service for art3, art8 data

11. Phase II Directives P1 WISE services P1
Differentiate reporting elements to type A, D
Define WISE data model
Setup QA/QC rules
Implement flow A directives P1
Modify REPORTNET to useWISE QA/QC engine
WISE services P1
WMS: baseline map large rivers, lakes… (WFD art3 & 5 data)
WFS: baseline data large rivers, lakes…

12. Phase III Directives P1 Directives P2 WISE services P2
Reported via predifined data flow
Directives P2
See directives P1 Phase II
WISE services P2
Specific services for WISE community
Development components for easy integration WISE services

13. Phase IV
Directives P1 and 2 operational
WISE services operational

14. Critical MS contributions (proposal)
Phase I:
Request for candidates WISE test programme
Report tradional way + new methods (on specific requests)
Test services
Evaluate A, D flow differentiation
Evaluate services

15. Critical MS contributions (proposal)
Phase II
To do:
Decide on A, D flow differentiation
QA/QC rules approval
Evaluate/adapt reporting sheets
Start reporting over flow A for directives P1
Benefits:
Datasets P1 available through WFS, WMS
Reduced work load through
Reporting streamlining
Quick feedback on data quality
Automatic reporting/evaluation

16. Critical MS contributions (proposal)
Phase III
To do:
Decide on A, D flow differentiation P2
QA/QC rules approval P2
Evaluate/adapt reporting sheets P2
Start reporting over flow A for all directives
Benefits:
Datasets available through WFS, WMS
Reduced work load through
Reporting streamlining
Quick feedback on data quality
Automatic reporting/evaluation

17. Summary WISEds is ongoing 4 implementation phases
Implemented and operational by 2019
Member states
Strong collaboration MS – EU required
to define tools that work at both sites
Agree on A, D reporting
Reporting sheets
Mutual benefits through easier data exchange