Title: INSPIRE Metadata Editor 
Resource Type: software --> GIS tools 
Country: European Union 
Year: 2008 
Availability: On line tool launched from this link 
Producers or distributor JRC European Commission 
Author / Producer Type: Agency, regulator or other governmental or inter-governmental body 
Web link for product information: http://www.inspire-geoportal.eu/inspireEditor.htm  
EUGRIS Keyword(s): Contaminated land-->Information management systems-->Data storage
Contaminated land-->Information management systems-->Geographical information systems
Contaminated land-->maps
Contaminated land-->Site investigation-->Information sources
Contaminated land-->Site investigation-->Site description
Contaminated land-->stats, registers, inventories etc
 
Short description: This prototype editor allows users to create metadata that are compliant with the INSPIRE Implementing Rules as approved by the INSPIRE Regulatory Committee and the European Parliament. These Implementing Rules are now in the process of formal adoption (expected during the summer). The metadata created with this editor are also compliant with EN ISO 19115 and 19119, and have been successfully validated against the INSPIRE Geoportal Catalogue and other catalogue applications (for example Geonetwork). The editor allows users to validate the metadata created and save the metadata record as an xml file on a local machine. Note that this version of the editor does not support the possibility to manage existing ISO metadata without losing elements that are not part of the INSPIRE Implementing Rules. This prototype is a proof of concept and is not expected to be used in an operational environment. Following the publication of the Implementing Rules in the 23 languages of the EU, we expect other tools to be developed by industry and academia that will address different communities in their natural language, with a close integration with geographic information software to capture as much metadata as possible automatically. 
Link to Organisation(s): JRC Joint Research Centre ISPRA
 
Submitted By: Professor Paul Bardos WhoDoesWhat?      Last update: 01/07/2008

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