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This lesson steps you through using the ArcGIS Enterprise metadata editor classic to create INSPIRE Metadata v2 for dataset metadata. This tutorial applies to creating INSPIRE Metadata in the ArcGIS Enterprise portal 10.9 to 11.2. Today, ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise 11.3+ include the new metadata editor. See Create INSPIRE Metadata using ArcGIS’s New Metadata Editor. 

From the European Commission: The Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community (INSPIRE), established 14 March 2007, aims to create a European Union spatial data infrastructure for the purposes of EU environmental policies and policies or activities which may have an impact on the environment. This consultation is part of the mandatory evaluation due by 1 January 2022.

This public consultation will assess whether the Directive is:

• effective and efficient in protecting the environment
• still relevant for its stakeholders
• in line with other EU legislation, specifically the new Green Deal data space initiative.

This consultation is open to any interested public or private organisation or individual. The following stakeholders may be particularly interested: bodies and individuals that are managing geospatial data, implementing the INSPIRE Directive or using geospatial data in their day-to-day operations, such as public authorities and administrations at national, regional and local level, environmental non-governmental organisations, professionals in environment protection or geospatial information systems, businesses, academics, interest organisations and private individuals.

The Commission would like to hear your views. Through public consultations you can express your views on aspects of EU laws and policies before the Commission finalises its proposals. You can contribute to this consultation by filling in the online questionnaire.

Public consultation

Feedback period
19 April 2021 - 12 July 2021  (midnight Brussels time)
FEEDBACK: OPEN

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ArcGIS for INSPIRE supports the publication of INSPIRE View and Download Services for the respective INSPIRE data themes and underlying datasets. ArcGIS for INSPIRE makes this process easier by helping you add the INSPIRE feature datasets, automatically detecting the available feature layers and tables to add to your map and guiding you through the INSPIRE-specific publication process.

Have you been waiting to upgrade to the next generation Esri Geoportal Server? The recent release of Esri Geoportal Server Catalog v2.6.4 streamlines the creation and management of standards-compliant Metadata, including INSPIRE Metadata v2 (released with ArcGIS for INSPIRE 10.8.1).

This lesson steps you through using the Esri Geoportal Server Catalog v2.6.4 Metadata Editor to create INSPIRE Metadata v2 for dataset metadata with the INSPIRE_MD2 Add-In. UPDATED 23-June-2021 to include steps using the new INSPIRE Reference Validator.

ArcGIS for INSPIRE, an extension to ArcMap and ArcGIS Enterprise, helps streamline the production of harmonized data themes and INSPIRE Services. Learn what's new at the 10.8.1 release.

INSPIRE is exploring new simplified approaches to make INSPIRE data easier to consume and use, including the use of GeoJSON for alternative encodings. We think it's the right direction, and are therefore excited about the latest release of the ArcGIS API.

INSPIRE Helsinki is coming 22-24 October 2019 in Finland, organised by the National Land Survey of Finland and Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission. Inspire Helsinki 2019 hosts four data challenges that search for innovative, practical uses of spatial data in the domains of sea, weather, and cities. https://www.inspire-helsinki-2019.fi