2.4 SECTION 3: Data and marine Information Products. This will require some The text will be updated in business plan, it refers further explanation. Currently it sounds like all of the assessments will be kept specifically to the formal MS Article reporting (the right and disseminated by the EEA? It was my understanding that there would be hand side of the WISE-M - MSFD reported data) more of a distributed network style architecture. 2.4 SECTION 3: Data and marine Information Products. What is the The main mechanism for linking structured information relationship with EMODnet? Will it just link, or harvest products? INSPIRE from HELCOM.GIS, UNEP.CORMON etc. is compliance isn’t achieavable from most portals… the Common Indicator Structure. The Common Indicator structure makes provision for both underlying data source linkages, as well as the specific assessment dataset. The relation to EMODnet is partially implied by this, as it can be an underlying data source referenced by an RSC or MS. For national infrastructure, the MSFD reporting schema indicator template has elements that allow MS to link to data used in the assessment - with no prejudice of where the data are managed - see [IndicatorAssessment].[URL] 2.4 SECTION 3: Data and marine Information Products. Querying the It will be more basic, querying the meta-data and then information in the assessments and their corresponding underlying data? Or is being provided links (where they have been provided) to it a search function so a user can find an assessment and then be provided the various data sources. links to the data underpinning the assessment? Access to data under art 19.3. This paragraph feels muddled as there are Agree, could split out the 2 parts more references to data and also metadata which seem to cross over. For clarity, it would be helpful to distinguish the two parts as the metadata element is more easily handled than the data side (especially in light of the work under the INSPIRE Marine Pilot)
2.4 SECTION 3: Data and marine Information Products. This will require some further explanation. Currently it sounds like all of the assessments will be kept and disseminated by the EEA? It was my understanding that there would be more of a distributed network style architecture. The text will be updated in business plan, it refers specifically to the formal MS Article reporting (the right hand side of the WISE-M - MSFD reported data) 2.4 SECTION 3: Data and marine Information Products. What is the relationship with EMODnet? Will it just link, or harvest products? INSPIRE compliance isn’t achieavable from most portals… The main mechanism for linking structured information from HELCOM.GIS, UNEP.CORMON etc. is the Common Indicator Structure. The Common Indicator structure makes provision for both underlying data source linkages, as well as the specific assessment dataset. The relation to EMODnet is partially implied by this, as it can be an underlying data source referenced by an RSC or MS. For national infrastructure, the MSFD reporting schema indicator template has elements that allow MS to link to data used in the assessment - with no prejudice of where the data are managed - see [IndicatorAssessment].[URL] 2.4 SECTION 3: Data and marine Information Products. Querying the information in the assessments and their corresponding underlying data? Or is it a search function so a user can find an assessment and then be provided links to the data underpinning the assessment? It will be more basic, querying the meta-data and then being provided links (where they have been provided) to the various data sources. Access to data under art 19.3. This paragraph feels muddled as there are references to data and also metadata which seem to cross over. For clarity, it would be helpful to distinguish the two parts as the metadata element is more easily handled than the data side (especially in light of the work under the INSPIRE Marine Pilot) Agree, could split out the 2 parts more
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