Flyer & Brochures

A guideline: GEOSERVICES on the internet
The practical guideline for the setup and operation of geoservices is basically suited for use in all public institutions. It contains data for decision makers at management level, but also many functional and technical details for the needs of the advisory and implementing expert personnel. (4nd revised edition, September 2019, German only)

National Geoinformation Strategy (NGIS)
The aim of the National Geoinformation Strategy (NGIS) is to make geoinformation available to all in an effective, economical and value-added manner. The NGIS is a vision with the time target 2025 and forms the basis for a sustainable geoinformation policy (German only).

SDI Germany Information Flyer
Combined spatial information (geodata) originating from different technical and administrative sources are required by the political, economic and administrative sectors as fundamental bases for decision-making processes, key areas being - among others -environmental protection, security of land property, defense and national security, regional planning and land readjustment, transport management, civil protection, insurance business, etc. Therefore, availability, quality, organisation, accessibility and sharing of harmonised spatial data must be further enhanced in the context of e-government solutions.

SDI-Architecture Germany
The GDI-DE (SDI) Architecture is based on established national and international norms and standards from overall information technology and the geoinformation domain. 

Information flyer of the SDI Germany testsuite
Central testing platform for a sustainable quality management.The quality of the Spatial Data Infrastructure Germany (GDI-DE) depends above all on the degree of accessibility of available spatial data. From a technical point of view interoperable provision of the relevant spatial data through the adherence to open standards is the key to this data accessibility. The GDI-DE testsuite supports you in the interoperable provision of your data within the scope of the GDI-DE and beyond. 

Information flyer of the SDI Germany Monitor 
The SDI Germany Monitor is the latest National Technical Component (NTK) of the Spatial Data Infrastructure Germany (GDI-DE) and offers extensive possibilities for quality monitoring of all metadata in the GDI-DE. The web application is primarily aimed at geodata providers. 

Geoportal.de information flyer
Geoportal.de is a service provided by the federal government, state governments and local authorities for the needs of the interested members of the public as well as for experts. It constitutes an active contribution by the administration in Germany for an open knowledge and information society. 

Informational flyer on the topic of INSPIRE
INSPIRE (Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe) stands for Directive 2007/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community. The Directive entered into force on 15 May 2007 and must be enacted in national law by each of the EC member states within two years. The objective of this Directive is to facilitate and enhance the cross-border use of data within Europe.
INSPIRE requires web-based online services for search, visualisation and downloading of the relevant data.