European Address Forum (EAF)
The European Address Forum (EAF) has been established to encourage the development of well constructed addressing processes and the availability and efficient use of harmonized and good quality address data throughout Europe using the framework of the INSPIRE initiative and related standards for the benefit of citizens, business and government.
EAF is an open forum for all stakeholders involved in addressing processes, and in the collection, maintenance, use and dissemination of address data.
Please, find below the presentations of the 1st European Address Conference - Addressing Europe (Brussels, 15 June 2010):
Welcome, Cllr. Mr. Javier Caballero, First Vice-president, Government of Navarra.
Session 1: European Address Infrastructure – EURADIN Project
Chair: José Luis Menéndez, EURADIN Coordinator, Government of Navarra
- Results of EURADIN project, María Cabello, EURADIN Technical Coordinator, TRACASA
- Why EURADIN: How to build a national address node in a federal state and practical use of addresses, Jens Riecken, Ministry of Interior, NRW, Germany
Session 2: Addressing Europe - Why addresses are important for the EU?
Chair: Marcel Watelet, DG INFSO, European Commission
- The eContentplus Programme and the INSPIRE Directive: a framework for address harmonization in Europe, Marcel Watelet, European Commission.
- Good addresses for accurate statistics, Gunter Schäfer, Eurostat
- R&D on spatial data- Gaps and potentials for addresses, Dieter Fritsch, Vice-President of EuroSDR
Session 3: Global perspective: Location matters - Addresses for all
Chair: Martin Ford, CEN/TC 287 Secretary
- The addressing project by the International Organization for Standardization, Serena Coetzee, Project leader for ISO 19160, Addressing, University of Pretoria, South Africa
- Addressing the world – An address for everyone, Patricia Vivas, Universal Postal Union
- Addressing is built on standards - an OGC perspective, Guenther Pichler, ESRI (OGC Principal Member) on behalf of the OGC
Session 4: The Business Case - Social and economic benefits from local to national levels
Chair: Christopher Frencken, NAVTEQ
- The UK National Land & Property Gazetteer and its benefits for local authorities, Andrew Young, Durham County Council
- Lombardia (Italy): EURADIN driven actions for a better addressing, Andrea Piccin and Marco Panebianco, Regione Lombardia
- Benefits for society of a strong address infrastructure - Danish case study, Morten Lind, DECA
Session 5: The European Address Forum
Chair: Andrés Valentín, Head of the Territorial Information Unit of the Government of Navarra, Provisional EAF Secretariat.
You will find all presentations under the following address:
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