The main goal of the project “Increasing the availability of NSDI spatial data through e-services" is to increase the availability of spatial data of public authorities, ie NSDI subjects, by developing services in line with the INSPIRE Implementing Rules. In order to meet the objectives of the National Spatial Data Infrastructure and the obligations arising from the NSDI Act (OG 56/13, 52/18, 50/20), the project will provide NSDI subject with software solutions for data harmonization and development of e-services.
The project, which consists of three components, will do the following:
- Assist NSDI subjects that keep data in their models to adapt it to the requirements arising from NSDI and make it available through view and download e-services
- Through examples of good practice enable the use of NSDI spatial data in a simple and intuitive way
- Conduct training of employees of the State Geodetic Administration and selected NSDI subjects for the needs of data harmonization and development of e-services
| European Regional Development Fund | ||
| Operational Program: | Competitiveness and Cohesion 2014-2020 | |
| Project beneficiary: | State Geodetic Administration | |
| Total project value: | 800.000,00 HRK | |
| Amount co-financed by the EU: | 680.000,00 HRK | |
| Project implementation period: | from 1 December 2019 to 1 June 2021 | |
| Objectives and expected results of the project (operations): | The main goal of the project is to increase the availability of NSDI spatial data through software solutions for harmonization and development of e-services. Development of 10 services for view and download on data of NSDI subjects and development of the module “Examples of good practice” on the NSDI Geoportal. | |
| Project manager: | Iva Gašparović, iva.gasparovic@dgu.hr | |
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| Links to relevant websites: | www.strukturnifondovi.hr | |
The implementation of the project “Increasing the availability of NSDI spatial data through e-services" will contribute to greater integration of spatial data, creating conditions for the development of existing and new industries, which ultimately results in easier and better understanding, but also in space management, all with the aim of improving quality of life at the individual level and society as a whole.
The project was co-financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund.