Introduction to location data interoperability for SME technicians and job seekers
The course introduces technicians and job seekers to the technical concepts and implications of location data interoperability. It will allow to analyse the impact of the implementation of INSPIRE requirements and recommendations on the SDI components (metadata, data and services). It will also explain how to comply to High Value Datasets Regulation, to be aligned to the FAIR data management principles and to tackle the data space challenges. At the end of the course, the participants will learn how to apply the main GI standards and good practices enabling location data interoperability.
Additional Details
Other core Themes - location data interoperability, Digital Skills for Employment, Entrepreunership, Innovation
Online or Hybrid event - Yes
Number of participants - 50
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Organizer
Epsilon Italia srl (EPSIT) is an independent SME established in 1996 in Mendicino (IT). The company provides to SDI (Spatial Data Infrastructures) users/developers the highly qualified expertise needed to increase the discoverability, accessibility and interoperability of their data, to improve performances of their services and to train their personnel. Since the entry into force of the European INSPIRE Directive EC/02/2007 link: http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/), the company has been providing professional technical services related to the implementation of the legally binding requirements of the Directive. EPSIT is executing, in partnership with other companies, 4 Framework Contracts with the European Environment Agency (EEA), related to the streamlining of the EEA workflows of environmental data, and 1 Framework Contract with DG JRC of EC for the maintenance of INSPIRE. EPSIT offers technical support and vocational training to public and private entities, and it’s also deeply involved in Research & Development activities, on its own or in partnership with national and international Universities and Research Centres. The company is currently involved in 2 Horizon Europe projects dealing with urban data spaces and AI applied to data cubes and in 1 Digital Europe Programme project aiming at increasing ICT SMEs skills on data interoperability. EPSIT expertise leverages on GI standards and the company is member of the OGC – Open Geospatial Consortium.