Future Trends in Environmental ReportingNorwegian Input

Norwegian Environment Agency

MiljødirektoratetEstablished July 1 2013Directorate for Nature Management

+ Climate and Pollution Agency

Concequence: We may be a bit “narrow-minded” at present

Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI)

Norwegian - SDI

Focus on National SDI Has a National Object catalogue (SOSI)Lots of View-services (WMS)National Geoportal not so successfull• Ongoing project to redesign geonorge.no

Download services (WFS) – «sitting on the fence»

Inspire - Status

Active participation in drafting teamsNorway: 2 years delayed (EØS/EEA)We are already shearing dataData spesifications: • Inspire has more elaborate models in some areas• how to incorporate?

Technology• Software is still missing• National host?

Reporting

Reporting

Current strategi is to use Reportnet

A lot of manual work is involved• ref. WISE, Noise dir.

Little discussion about «streamlining», SEIS…

Lack of information about Pilot-activities (Air, UWWD)

SOER 2015 - plans

Participating in SENSE 3Planning to participate in «experimenting» part

Environment.no

– Current projects

Indicator catalogue

Indicator catalogue Helps us keep track of our national indicators

Integrated on environment.no and linked to the graphs shown in Miljøtall

Every indicator has one fact sheet (meta information)

- Whether the indicator has data or not

- Responsible agency

- Link to matching international indicator

Will eventually be available to the public

Miljøtall

More environmental data available to the public

We can share our graphs:• Implement on other websites• Adjusted to view on mobile

phones/pads• Downloadable (vector/raster)

Graphs are automatically updated with new data input.

Metadata and data available for all graphs

More efficient graph making (from static to interactive)

Mobile Map Application

Prize for best utility app

200 layers20 institutions

http://Mobilkart.miljostatus.no

How to keep up with

Open data – data.norge.noSpatial data – InspireDigitalisation of public sectorWeb developmentMobile computing