Environmental monitoring facilities 3) UK (regional) Download Service: WFS and others ? Location and operation of environmental monitoring facilities includes observation and measurement of emissions, of the state of environmental media and of other ecosystem parameters (biodiversity, ecological conditions of vegetation, etc.) by or on behalf of public authorities [Directive 2007/2/EC]. Geographical grid system (Annex1) ES (national) Download Service: SHP (Go to the “Información geográfica y de referencia” section) (Go to metadata tab) Official cartographic of MTN50 and MTN25. SGR: ETRS89 or ED50 (according to edition) in the Peninsula, Balearic Islands, Ceuta and Melilla, and REGCAN95 in the Canary Islands. Geographic coordinates length and latitude. Energy resources (Annex 3) DE (regional) Download Service: WFS The service wind turbine is the model for geometries, which have basic attributes, which they clearly identify as wind power plants from the perspective of the eE-Services project Natural risk zones 3) PT (national) Download Service: WFS Directive 2007/60 / EC on the assessment and management of flood risks requires Member States to draw up flood maps and flood risk maps for different flood scenarios in order to have information, as well as a valuable basis for prioritizing and making technical, financial and policy decisions on flood risk management. Hydrography (Annex 1) PT (national) Download Service: WFS Hydrographic regions of mainland Portugal; OGC service named AM_RiverBasinDistrict.
Protected sites 1) MT (national) Download Service: GML INSPIRE Compliant Natura 2000 All designated sites in GML format Geology (seabed sediments and coastal geomorphology) (Annex 2) Europe (E1) Download Service: SHP Both a geomorphological and a geological code is assigned to each segment. 20 different geomorphological (and thus codes) and 13 geological types have been defined. 2) This layer features both erosion trends and the existence of coastal defence works along the coast. 3 codes have been defined to depict erosion trends (stable, erosion, accretion) and 2 codes to depict coastal defence works (presence, absence). Both layers are provided at scale 1:100,000, in vector format, and consists in a segmentation of the EUROSION shoreline. Geographical coverage note: Romania, Bulgaria, Cyprus, and ultra-peripheral regions are only covered 20%. Also, only EU25 countries with coast are included in the data set. Elevation (Bathymetry) (Annex 3) UK (regional) Download Service: WFS The dataset sets out of identified tidal stream resource that could be harnessed in the future for power generation and as such are protected by policy TIDE1 in the East Inshore and East Offshore marine plans. The areas have been identified using the same parameters that defined The Crown Estates Wave and Tidal Key Resource Areas
An image coverage as is interpolation of point clouds Using reclassification of range values Using styling as defined by the user Selecting a style provided by the server Based on the document “Web Coverage Services (WCS)”: WFS services Description of WFS Services INSPIRE theme Access to the services They allow to query the data and to download the geometry* in (GML) format. They comply with WFS 1.1.0 standard. CartoCiudad data can be displayed and queried through various web services created in accordance with the of the (OGC) standards, which ensures interoperability. Building (kilometre points) (AD) http://www.cartociudad.es/wfs-portal/services Thoroughfare (AD) http://www.cartociudad.es/wfs-vial/services Addresses (AD) http://www.cartociudad.es/wfs-inspire/direcciones Transport Networks (TN) http://www.ign.es/wfs-inspire/services/transportes Administrative (AU) http://www.ign.es/wfs-inspire/unidades-administrativas Based on the document “CartoCiudad Service directory”:
Habitats and biotopes The Habitats and biotopes types and stereotypes are as follows: Package Type Stereotypes Habitats and biotopes Habitat «featureType» HabitatSpeciesType «dataType» HabitatTypeCoverType «dataType» HabitatVegetationType «dataType» LocalNameType «dataType» EunisHabitatTypeCodeValue «codelist» HabitatsDirectiveCodeValue «codelist» LocalNameCodeValue «codelist» MarineStrategyFrameworkDirectiveCodeValue «codelist» QualifierLocalNameValue «codelist» ReferenceHabitatTypeCodeValue «codelist» ReferenceHabitatTypeSchemeValue «codelist» The data specifications of habitats and biotopes are described in the following tables: Habitat Feature Type Attribute Description Value type Multiplicity inspireId An external object identifier is a unique object identifier published by the responsible body, which may be used by external applications to reference the spatial object. The identifier is an identifier of the spatial object, not an identifier of the real-world phenomenon. Identifier 0..1 geometry Can be polygons, lines or points. Can also support features. GM_Object 1 voidable
habitat Habitats and biotopes may be common in some characteristics on a certain level of detail and may thus be classified as abstract types: e.g. as woodland, pastures, heathland – referring to their vegetation structure - or as running waters, limestone rocks or sand dunes - referring to abiotic features - but also as wintering areas, nesting areas or wandering corridors etc. - referring to relevant phases for the life-cycle of a certain species or ecological guild. These typological classes are usually organised in classification systems (e.g. EUNIS habitat classification). HabitatTypeCoverType 1..* habitatSpecies List of species which occur in or constitute a certain habitat at the time of mapping. HabitatSpeciesType 0..* «voidable» habitatVegetation The cover of plants may be common in some characteristics on a certain level of detail and may thus be classified by vegetation science as abstract types. E.g. vegetation may be classified as Tundra or Mediterranean Deciduous Forests – referring to their structure and their bio-geographic formations - or as Nordic vegetation type 5141 Koeleria glauca-Typ or Ranunculetum fluitantis - referring to their floristic composition - or as chamaephytes or hemi-cryptophytes - referring to structural traits etc. Many vegetation type classification systems exist all over Europe. Some of these systems have a deep hierarchical structure. Therefore it is recommended to register the vegetation type scheme which was used. HabitatVegetationType 0..* «voidable» HabitatSpeciesType Datatype Attribute Description Value type Multiplicity referenceSpeciesId Identifier of one of the reference lists given by the referenceSpeciesScheme. 1 voidable
INSPIRE Data Interoperability Mapping from source (EEA dataset, right) to target (Species Distribution theme, left) Type Attribute Association role Constraint Values / Enumerations Voidable / Remarks Attribute Association role Constraint Values / Enumerations Remarks PopulationSizeType countingMethod CountingMethodValue * counted * estimated * calculated 1 Filled with "estimeted" method_population 1: Matrix used for assessing one or both of the first two (range, population/area) 2GD: Each subconclusion weighted by area of gridded distribution from GML data 00: Only one MS reported as present countingUnit CountingUnitValue 1 Filled with "number of individuals" population_SizeUnit i: number of individuals populationSize RangeType 1 Filled with a numeric interval population_size Numeric interval DistributionInfoType occurrenceCategory OccurrenceCategoryValue * common * rare * veryRare * present * absent 1 Left empty Not present residencyStatus ResidencyStatusValue * cultivated * extinct * introducedEstablished * introducedImpermanent * native * naturallyImpermanent * probablyExtinct * re-introducedOrTranslocated 0..1 voidable Filled with and conclusion_population FV:Favourable U2: Bad XX:Unknown populationSize PopulationSizeType 0..1 voidable Filled with a numeric interval population_size Numeric interval sensitiveInfo Boolean * TRUE * FALSE 0..1 voidable Not present