Publish geodata and services in the Geodata portal

All actors have the opportunity to describe their geodata and services in the Geodata portal. By publishing these descriptions, it will be possible for users to search and find geodata and services. All actors who have published their descriptions in the Geodata portal are responsible for them and must keep them updated.

Follow the national metadata profile when publishing

To publish descriptions of geodata and services in the Geodata portal, you need to follow the national metadata profile (pdf, new window) (edition 4 is not yet structurally decided) which enables the descriptions to be made in a uniform way.

The profile is a specification and guide

The national metadata profile for geodata is a specification and guide for uniformly describing data The metadata profile is adapted to publish metadata in the Geodata portal and meets the requirements of the Inspire Directive.

What does the profile contain?

The profile contains metadata elements - separate and distinguishable parts of metadata - which describe:

  • How many occurrences are allowed
  • If they are voluntary or mandatory
  • Examples of an vändning
  • Swedish translation of name and definition
  • The path according to SS-EN ISO19115

What is the profile for?

The profile aims to achieve the following benefits:

  • Data producers can describe the properties of produced geodata in a uniform way
  • Facilitates structure and management of geodata
  • Better use of geodata by clearly describing the content
  • Facilitates search and evaluation of geodata
  • The profile has been developed by the Swedish Institute for Standards (SIS) technical committee for metadata for geodata (SIS/TK489).

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Do you have questions about the Geodata portal - publishing metadata, the metadata tool, the national metadata profile or how to search the Geodata portal? Contact Lantmäteriet via e-mail: support@geodata.se

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