S.1.3 INSPIRE Directive

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D6.4 S1.3
The INSPIRE Directive
„Building Energy Awareness”

“data models” are like
cooking recipes

Cappellacci di zucca (4 pers.)
• Mandatory ingredients (numbers and
units of measure):
– 3 eggs
– 400 gr flour
– 1 kg of chopped yellow squash
– parmesan cheese
– bread crumbs
– nutmeg
– 2 leaves of sage
– 100 gr of butter
An example of data model:

Data encoding
• How to organize ingredients … in our case
which format(s) … SHP? GML? GeoJSON?
OSM? SQL dump database?
< As you prepare the dough, put in a very hot oven the yellow
squash without the seeds and wrapped with aluminum foil. Let it
cook for 20 minutes and then remove from oven and let cool. />
< Meanwhile, back to your sheet that once stretched out, let it rest
for a good fifteen minutes. Meanwhile prepare the pulp in a bowl
of pumpkin making sure to press it with the tines of a fork or chop
coarsely in a blender. Got this mixture is thick, add an egg, the tip
of a teaspoon of nutmeg, breadcrumbs and Parmesan, salt and
pepper. />

… and how to show
ingredients ??

Data presentation
• … which “styles” to be applied ?

Styles = rules for presenting data

In our case, something like this …
http://energielabelatlas.nl/#zuid-holland/delft/17/52.0122/4.3612

Have you ever heard about the INSPIRE Directive?
10%

INSPIRE lays down general rules to establish an
infrastructure for spatial information in Europe
INSPIRE define 34 spatial data themes in three annexes
ranging from cadastre parcels, to buildings, addresses,
hydrography, transport network, …
The INSPIRE directive legally binds public institutions which
hold or own data related to the 34 spatial annex themes to
make their data accessible in accordance with the INSPIRE
specifications
If your data is related to INSPIRE, the Directive asks you to
publish it as view and download service for the purpose of
reuse, as well as to provide metadata for discovery
purposes

http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/index.cfm

http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/index.cfm/pageid/44

Among the 34 data themes, the following ones are
directly or indirectly related to the “energy”:
- Buildings (BU)
- Addresses and Cadastral parcels (AD / CP)
- Utility and governmental services (US)
- Production and industrial facilities (PF)
- Energy resources (ER)
- Atmospheric conditions (AC)
… but also
- Transport network (TN)
- Population distribution and demography (PD)

http://en.wiki.energy.sig3d.org/images/upload/20141030_INSPIRE_EngergyWorkshop_EIFER2014_Groeger.pdf

http://bpie.eu/uploads/lib/document/attachment/81/BPIE_Energy_Performance_Certificates_EU_
mapping_-_2014.pdf
Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) are
requested by the EPBD Directive and may
provide some useful energy-related information
of buildings

… but EPC only apply to a small
share of the building stock:
UK: 12,000,000 bdg.units
PT:700,000
HU: 100,000
SK: 44,000
IT: 3,600,000 (6%)
http://bpie.eu/uploads/lib/document/attachment/81/BPIE_Energy_Performance_Certificates_EU_
mapping_-_2014.pdf
http://www.cti2000.eu/rapporto-ce-2014/

http://www.cti2000.eu/rapporto-ce-2014/
At December 2014, the number
of EPC in the Emilia-Romagna (IT)
was
595,389
... less than 4% of all building units

… corresponding to a market of
120,000,000€
(assuming an average cost of 200€ per EP certificate)

https://sace.regione.emilia-romagna.it/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2f
in Ferrara the number of EPC
at July 2015 was
26,450
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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 (f)

Actually, in the EU we do
not have any actual data
about the whole real
existing building stock

What we know is usually
based on statistics, and we
also know that …

There are three kinds of lies:
lies, damned lies, and
statistics
Mark Twain, Benjamin Disraeli

About 35% of the EU's buildings are over 50 years old.
By improving the energy efficiency of buildings, we
could reduce total EU energy consumption by 5% to
6% and lower CO2 emissions by about 5%.
Buildings are responsible for 40% of energy
consumption and 36% of CO2 emissions in the EU.
While new buildings generally need less than three to 5
liters of heating oil per square meter per year, older
buildings consume about 25 litres on average. Some
buildings even require up to 60 litres.
https://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/topics/energy-efficiency/buildings

25 billion m2 useful space
30,528 km2 gross floor space
(= area of Belgium)
BPIE, 2011, Europe’s buildings under the microscope
http://www.bpie.eu/documents/BPIE/WEB_executive%20summary.pdf

Is your house already having
an “energy performance
certificate”?

https://www.dati.lombardia.it/Energia/CENED-Certificazione-ENergetica-degli-EDifici/rsg3-xhvk
Some countries and regions provide
open data about energy performance

Energy performance
certificates provide
information for new or
renovated buildings, as well
buildings to be purchased or
rented.
1-2%

Therefore, we may estimate the EP using
geographic data …

http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/254136482#map=18/52.01187/4.36149
… using open data (OSM) or authoritative sources

http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/44.83449/11.62086
What is this ?

Footprint and use from cadastre
or high quality topo db
Energy consumption
from utilities (or other sources)
Height, 3D from high res. LidarUValues and other properties (e.g. age of
construction) from Energy Certificates registers

Therefore, to have a successful
CitiEnGov project, we need to collect
and harmonise “ingredients” and
“recipes”, looking at INSPIRE data
models … or we’ll get …

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Thank you!
Piergiorgio Cipriano
Sinergis Srl
piergiorgio.cipriano@sinergis.it

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