Naming Conventions and Terminology Definitions of All Terms, Including Acronyms, Used in the Project This should be an Annex or Appendix of this document. At a first step the names of the reporting measures should be included here. Also Acronyms from this document should also be included. Data Dictionary for Any Included Models Relevant Facts and Assumptions Relevant Facts Participation in the dashboard is voluntary. It is not envisioned that there will be a charge made for use of the product either to the EU/EEA or the MS. – Data provided to the dashboard by a MS (and the indicators derived from those data) cannot be used by the EC in lieu of the official monitoring of this MS (driven by Commission Decision 2009/442/EC) unless the MS explicitly requests it. Assumptions The on going INSPIRE evaluation (process?) will not alter significantly the need and purpose of the dashboard. The adoption of the dashboard will positively impact on the current INSPIRE automation process. EEA or JRC agrees to host the dashboard. A process for dashboard development is established. A process for dashboard maintenance is established. The Scope of the Work The Current Situation At present the MS are required to make reports to the EC on the use of INSPIRE within the MS. The collation of this information is both complex and time consuming with information being manually collated from returns from data providers and publishers.
Naming Conventions and Terminology Definitions of All Terms, Including Acronyms, Used in the Project This should be an Annex or Appendix of this document. At a first step the names of the reporting measures should be included here. Also Acronyms from this document should also be included. Data Dictionary for Any Included Models Relevant Facts and Assumptions Relevant Facts Participation in the dashboard is voluntary. It is not envisioned that there will be a charge made for use of the product – either to the EU/EEA or the MS. Data provided to the dashboard by a MS (and the indicators derived from those data) cannot be used by the EC in lieu of the official monitoring of this MS (driven by Commission Decision 2009/442/EC) unless the MS explicitly requests it. Assumptions The on going INSPIRE evaluation (process?) will not alter significantly the need and purpose of the dashboard. The adoption of the dashboard will positively impact on the current INSPIRE automation process. EEA or JRC agrees to host the dashboard. A process for dashboard development is established. A process for dashboard maintenance is established. The Scope of the Work The Current Situation At present the MS are required to make reports to the EC on the use of INSPIRE within the MS. The collation of this information is both complex and time consuming with information being manually collated from returns from data providers and publishers.
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