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  1. Last 7 days
    1. Horizontal EU data legislation regulates the access to, reuse, interoperability, and governanceof public sector data in a coherent and technologically advanced manner. This includesDirective (EU) 2019/1024 (Open Data Directive)7 and Implementing Regulation (EU)2023/138 (High-Value Datasets)8, Regulation (EU) 2022/868 (Data Governance Act)9, andRegulation (EU) 2024/903 (Interoperable Europe Act)10. Horizontal EU data legislationintroduces open-by-default principles, structured metadata, mandatory ApplicationProgramming Interfaces (APIs) and where relevant as bulk download formats for high-valuedatasets, as well as a streamlined, common governance model for cross-border data us

      Tied to DA (incl DGA,ODD), HVD, and Interoperable Europe Act here. Note: #dgdigit assumes no connection w Interop act until its review.

    2. This proposal seeks to modernise and simplify the INSPIRE Directive by removing technicalrequirements for data and data sharing and aligning its obligations with more recent horizontalEU datal legislation.

      removes tech reqs --> harmonisation?

      connect to horizontal legislation --> ODD(DA) / HVD

    1. Today's simplification package is composed of six legislative proposals.

      6 legislative proposals (but press release lists 5)

      1. Environmental assessments wrt permits
      2. industrial emissions directive
      3. SCIP database (substances of concern, in the Waste Framework directive) to be replaced with DPP ( #openvraag DPP is not in effect yet, so repeal of SCIP early / protection erosion?)
      4. Extended Producer Responsibility req changed for EU producers.
      5. INSPIRE
    2. The current technical requirements for geospatial data under the INSPIRE Directive will be fully aligned with the horizontal legislation governing public sector high value geospatial data. This simplification will lower compliance costs for public authorities and facilitate access to high value geospatial data sets for all public and private users.

      INSPIRE to be aligned with HVD (as expected)

  2. Jun 2022
  3. May 2020
    1. This is exactly the approach that Chef has chosen. They built Omnibus, an automation system which spawns an army of VMs for building platform-specific packages. It works, but it's heavyweight and a big hassle. You need a big build machine for that if you want to have reasonable build time. And be prepared to make 20 cups of coffee.