Guideline presenting key concepts about Spatial Data
Infrastructure, Interoperability, OGC/ISO standards and
related tools, allowing partners to share their data in an OGC
compliant way.

Guideline explaining how data repositories should organize, and distribute, and make information available.

Guideline explaining how in situ data could be collected, what are the sensors, network and how the sensor measurements could be integrated into our SDI

Guideline explaining how remote sensing can be used in the enviroGRIDS project

This document describes results of the first phase of the gap analysis of existing datasets and observation systems within the Black Sea catchment aiming to assess their correspondence to the enviroGRIDS project and end-users needs and level of compatibility with the INSPIRE and GEO standards of interoperability.

This document has been updated with Phase 2 of the gap analysis, namely an overview about what is INSPIRE and GEOSS, which are the recruitments of INSPIRE and GEOSS, and how EnviroGRIDS project is linked to both INSPIRE and GEOSS.

This document describes the SWAT gridification task aiming in providing users with possibility to run their SWAT related calculations on the grid. The document highlights SWAT gridification schemas, EnviroGRIDS VO related information and monitoring tools.

The aim of this document is to present the grid-enabled SDI developed in the context of the project and its contribution to GEOSS, INSPIRE, and UNSDI initatives.

Reporting Hot Spot Inventory Case studies and ESIP Platform

For the integration of the sensor environment in the Web environment, we will use the Web interface defined by the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) initiative, which is called Sensor Web Enablement (SWE).