Reuse of public data
Définition
Sens technique
Refers to any use of public data outside their use by public services. This reuse can target commercial use.Source
According to OFB
Data and information system
Reusable data
Définition
Sens technique
Under Directive 2003/98/EC of the European Parliament, they are public data legally or de facto available or reusable, including for commercial use.Source
According to OFB
Open data
Définition
Sens technique
Refers to a process that aims to make truly re-usable the data generated by an organization, allowing their free and open reuse by proposing them in formats that facilitate reuse.Source
According to OFB
Latitude
Définition
Sens commun
Angular distance between a point (location) of the surface of the Earth situated north or south of the equator, which is the reference plane. The latitude varies between the value 0° at the equator and 90° at the poles (or 0 to 100 degrees).Source
Directive on the reuse of public sector information
Définition
Sens technique
Directive 2003/98/EC of the European Parliament on the reuse of public sector information requiring that all public data, legally or de facto available, can be reused, including for commercial use.Source
According to OFB
Qualified data
Définition
Sens technique
Elementary data that have undergone various validation phases, during which the data usability or reliability has been qualified. The qualification level thus allows a user to relativize the interpretation that he can make of these data.Source
According to the CERTA Network
Environmental Information
Définition
Sens commun
According to the law, it concerns a wide range of information on: environmental status; factors affecting environmental status (the sources of pollution or nuisance); administrative or individual measures and actions that may affect the environment, human health status and safety (including food) and the living conditions of people; cultural sites (provided that they are or may be affected by the environmental status) and reports on the implementation of environmental legislation, as well as cost-benefit analyses and other economic analyses. This information may be available in a written, visual or audio form, in electronic or paper versions: this includes emails, letters, reports and other documents, but also manuscripts, databases, GIS layers, photos, videos, etc.Source
According to the Ministry for the Environment
Collecting system
Définition
Sens technique
Any system which, by measurement, observation or any other method, can acquire knowledge data on: aquatic environments, water resources and uses, pressures (and associated impacts) exercised on the environments and resources, and related economic data. It may be monitoring networks, surveys (water prices, economic activities), inventories (wetlands, lakes, flood-risk areas, protection perimeters ...), etc.
Source
According to OFB and IOWater
National Service for Water Data and Common Reference Frames Management
Définition
Sens technique
Network of organizations contributing to the Water Information System (WIS) in charge of building a common language for water data and homogenize the data exchanged between the various actors. The National Service for Water Data and Common Reference Frames Management (Sandre) has a central technical secretariat and data administrators in organizations contributing to the water information system. Its role and organization are defined in the decree of 26 July 2010 approving the national plan for water data (SNDE).
Source
According to OFB and IOWater
National framework for water data
Définition
Sens technique
Tool for organizing, streamlining and sharing data between the various data producers on the entire French territory. The National framework for water data (SNDE) has governance mechanisms and devices for the production, storage, processing, use and dissemination of data and is based on common methodologies, a repository of shared data and a system for quality management. Regulations related…
Source
According to OFB