European Location Interoperability Solutions for e-Government (ELISE)
The ELISE Action is a package of legal, policy, organisational, semantic and technical interoperability solutions to facilitate more efficient and effective cross-border or cross-sector digital public services and processes involving location information and the insights gained from that information (location intelligence). Learn more.
Title: Video on the assessment of energy performance of buildings using dynamic measured data, INSPIRE Conference, Sep 2018 |
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Description: This video includes all the presentations done during the "Energy & Location" session at the INSPIRE Conference 2018 20/09/18 |
Title: Video on the mapping of CityGML to INSPIRE Buildings model to enable harmonisation of buildings across Europe, INSPIRE Conference, Sep 2018 |
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Description: This video includes all the presentations done during the "Energy & Location" session at the IINSPIRE Conference 2018 20/09/18 |
Title: INSPIRE: Common geospatial data standards for more informed and timely decisions |
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Description: Video presenting INSPIRE: exchange data cross-border and cross-sector using reference codes. |
Title: EULF Transportation Pilot |
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Description: Video presenting The EULF Transportation Pilot which aims to improve the flow of up-to-date road safety data between road authorities and private sector map providers in different countries, supporting the aims of the Intelligent Transport Systems Directive and drawing on INSPIRE. |
Title: Proceedings of the workshop: Methodologies for energy performance based on location data, Sep 2016 |
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Description: This publication is a Conference and Workshop report by the Joint Research Centre (JRC), the EuropeanCommission’s in-house science and knowledge service. It aims to provide evidence-based scientific support to the European policy-making process. This expert workshop is one of a series covering the following topics: energy, buildings, location, assessment methods and data in relation to European Directives on Energy Efficiency (EED), Energy Performance of Buildings (EPBD), INSPIRE, establishing an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe and the Covenant of Mayors (CoM) initiative. |
Title: Proceedings of the workshop: Spatial data for modelling building stock energy needs, Nov 2015 |
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Description: This publication is a Conference and Workshop report by the Joint Research Centre (JRC), the EuropeanCommission’s in-house science and knowledge service. The main objective of this workshop was to share experience in data collection and methodologies to support energy efficiency policies and scope a possible pilot to establish a harmonised approach supporting EPBD, EED and COM using INSPIRE as a ‘location’ framework. |
Title: EULF Descriptions of reusable location information solutions |
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Description: This document introduces the reader to a collection of identified reusable location information solutions (including standards and specifications) which public administrations and other geospatial data providers can leverage when developing location-enabled solutions and services. The collection is provided as input to the Joinup Catalogue of interoperable and reusable solutions. It contains a list of standards and specifications to be provided as input for Joinup. In addition, it includes a list of reusable spatial data solutions to be provided as input for the European Interoperability Cartography (EIC). |
Title: EULF Guidelines for public administrations on location privacy |
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Description: This guidance document addresses public administrations that use or are planning to use location data in their products and services. It provides actionable recommendations to ensure that privacy-related aspects are taken into account when using personal location data. |
Title: EULF Guidelines for Public Procurement of Geospatial Technologies |
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Description: These guidelines focus on the procurement of location information products and services, such as the acquisition of new location data to support applications, the acquisition of solutions for using location data and services in e Government processes and products and/or services for making data interoperable and/or accessible. The procurement can take place as part of the development of a Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI), the implementation of the INSPIRE regulation, or any other Directive in which such information and services are important, or within the context of regular activities of spatial data and service providers and users (e.g. Mapping and Cadastre Agencies, Government departments, local public administrations). The guidelines provide recommendations on elements of best practice in procurement in which location information and location enabled services are important, with some practical examples; and describe some concrete sample texts that could be used in invitations to tender when reference is made to location information and location enabled service requirements. The procurement process is also explained as part of a potential future eprocurement platform in which the application and updating of geospatial standards (through change requests) could be integrated as well. |
Title: Location data for buildings related energy efficiency policies – Feasibility study |
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Description: Based on the priority currently given by the European Union to the energy efficiency topic through its Energy Union Package, this feasibility study has focused on the role of location data in support of energy efficiency policies, taking into account the requirements of INSPIRE, EPBD and EED Directives, as well as the CoM initiative. The EU Member States are already due to implement such Directives according to different roadmaps, but there are benefits to be gained from a coherent and consistent approach. Moreover, data is not always available in consistent form and with good quality. The monitoring and reporting requirements set by the CoM need real data and models, that can be used and that should work consistently across different administrative levels. The analysis reported in this document support these statement, showing that there is lack of data quality and reliability. |
Title: EULF Strategic vision v1 |
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Description: This report defines the vision, objectives and transition strategy for the EULF. It analyses the policy landscape and identifies where the EULF should target its initial policy interventions. It identifies the related projects and initiatives where synergies need to be developed, and outlines the benefits and risks in undertaking this endeavour, including defining an approach to estimate and measure benefits. More detailed recommendations and guidance can be found in the EULF Blueprint and more information in the EULF References document. |
Title: Assessment of the Conditions for an EULF - v1 |
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Description: The aim of this report is to summarise the findings of the assessment of the state of play, based on information gathered from Commission DGs and Member States. |
Title: EULF References - v2 |
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Description: This document, the 'European Union Location Framework References', contains a set of inventories and links concerning the use of location information in e-government services and supplementary information related to the other EULF outputs, namely the EULF Strategic Vision, the Assessment of the Conditions for a EULF and the EULF Blueprint. It is therefore useful as an Annex to these other outputs but can be used as a self-standing reference document for anyone undertaking fact-finding or research into the use of location information in the context of e-government services. |
Title: ELISE Action webinar on the 'Assessment of economic opportunities and barriers related to geospatial data in the context of the Digital Single Market' Study |
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Description: Presentation contains Study Overview, Main findings and Policy Recommendations. |
Title: ELISE: State of Play |
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Description: Presentation on the status of the action, ISA2 Coordination Group meeting. |
Title: Report on buildings related datasets accessible through the INSPIRE geoportal |
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Description: This report aims to assess the extent to which the buildings-related datasets which INSPIRE BuildingsEuropean Member States are sharing following INSPIRE provisions are of good quality and can serve the purposes of the initiatives related to energy efficiency of buildings. |
Title: Report on INSPIRE Harmonisation of existing Energy Performance Certificate datasets |
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Description: This report contains the results achieved by a pilot project, in which a methodology for the harmonisation of energy performance certificates was designed, developed and tested with a regional authority managing a certificates’ register. Applying the same methodology to certificates’ registers managed by other national/regional authorities will contribute to achieve the harmonisation of the certificates at European level. |
Title: EULF Guidelines for public administrations on location privacy |
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Description: This guidance document addresses public administrations that use or are planning to use location data in their products and services. It provides actionable recommendations to ensure that privacy-related aspects are taken into account when using personal location data. |
Title: Report on EULF Energy pilot - final phase 1 |
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Description: This report focuses on the 2010/31/EU Directive on the Energy EULF Energy Pilot Final Report Phase 1 CoverPerformance of Buildings and the 2012/27/EU Directive on Energy Efficiency, describing an initial set of pilot activities undertaken to enable and test the use of geospatial technologies in Digital Government processes and services related to energy efficiency EU policies, aiming to show, through a set of use cases, that accurate and interoperable location-based information can lower the barriers faced by government, companies and citizens involved in the energy efficiency policies’ lifecycle. |
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