Project description
Supporting sustainable growth
The aim of NESIS Network is to promote the uptake of ICT solutions to address the fundamental problems faced by public authorities in providing information related to monitoring and reporting environmental impacts and threats. By supporting a shared vision to streamline current information and reporting systems and promote adoption of an interoperable information infrastructure, the Network aims to support the creation of a Shared Environmental Information System (SEIS) and will provide a coherent frame to consolidate existing best practice and ultimate convergence to this goal.The NESIS Network will leverage the EIONET Community of stakeholders, a network of some 900 experts from over 300 national environment agencies and other bodies dealing with environmental information in 38 European Countries. The NESIS Consortium is composed of partners from 14 among EU and Associated Countries. Most of them are EIONET National Focal Points, guaranteeing the involvement and commitment of the main actors who will take part in the development and application of SEIS.The main activities of the Thematic Network will focus on bringing together stakeholders through workshops, exchange of best practice through a dedicated website linked to the EIONET and INSPIRE portals, convergence of ICT approaches and increased interoperability through the development of technical guidance and a comprehensive review of the state-of-play in ICT deployment for environmental monitoring and reporting within the EIONET community. Upon it the NESIS Network will develop a widely agreed action plan (made concrete by a proposal for the roadmap to the implementation of SEIS) for the evolution towards a distributed, standards-based infrastructure for spatial and non-spatial environmental information, grounded on the principle of shared access rather than centralised reporting. It will reflect the latest evolution in both the ICT and the legal domain (including INSPIRE Directive).
The aim of NESIS Network is to promote the uptake of ICT solutions to address the fundamental problems faced by public authorities in providing information related to monitoring and reporting environmental impacts and threats. By supporting a shared vision to streamline current information and reporting systems and promote adoption of an interoperable information infrastructure, the Network aims to support the creation of a Shared Environmental Information System (SEIS) and will provide a coherent frame to consolidate existing best practice and ultimate convergence to this goal.The NESIS Network will leverage the EIONET Community of stakeholders, a network of some 900 experts from over 300 national environment agencies and other bodies dealing with environmental information in 38 European Countries. The NESIS Consortium is composed of partners from 14 among EU and Associated Countries. Most of them are EIONET National Focal Points, guaranteeing the involvement and commitment of the main actors who will take part in the development and application of SEIS.The main activities of the Thematic Network will focus on bringing together stakeholders through workshops, exchange of best practice through a dedicated website linked to the EIONET and INSPIRE portals, convergence of ICT approaches and increased interoperability through the development of technical guidance and a comprehensive review of the state-of-play in ICT deployment for environmental monitoring and reporting within the EIONET community. Upon it the NESIS Network will develop a widely agreed action plan (made concrete by a proposal for the roadmap to the implementation of SEIS) for the evolution towards a distributed, standards-based infrastructure for spatial and non-spatial environmental information, grounded on the principle of shared access rather than centralised reporting. It will reflect the latest evolution in both the ICT and the legal domain (including INSPIRE Directive).
Programme(s)
Multi-annual funding programmes that define the EU’s priorities for research and innovation.
Multi-annual funding programmes that define the EU’s priorities for research and innovation.
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CIP-ICT-PSP-2007-1
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16137 Genova
Italy
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1090 WIEN
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3000 Leuven
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1417 Nicosia
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100 10 PRAHA
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10119 TALLINN
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45061 ORLEANS CEDEX 2
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92055 PARIS
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1011 BUDAPEST
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108 REYKJAVIK
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00144 Roma
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16123 GENOVA
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09311 VILNIUS
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CMR01 VALLETTA
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0032 OSLO
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106 48 Stockholm
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975 90 Banska Bystrica
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