Actualization of data concerning surface flowing waters, based on INSPIRE Directive requirements.

Possible use of spatial information listed in INSPIRE directive in environmental impact assessment

“…1) the so-called "strategic assessment" where eff ects of implementation of strategic and planning documents are subject to analysis (management plans, development programmes of main economic sectors, development strategies); 2) "assessment for projects" in which environmental eff ects of implementation of specifi c investment projects are usually analysed 1 .…”

“…It should be remembered that works are still ongoing concerning both the technical details and the content of thematic layers of IIP [1,2,5], as well as the improvement of the environmental impact assessment system [7]. It may be expected that new challenges and problems will appear on the interface of both areas, for example in connection with the independent amendment of legal regulations referring to them.…”

Methodology of assessing quality of spatial data describing course of shoreline as tool supporting water resource management process

“…In Poland, the course of the shoreline is recorded in the register of land and buildings on cadastral maps, because the watercourse shoreline is also the boundary of the cadastral parcel. Natural watercourses with unregulated channels naturally change their courses, causing not only a change in their ownership, but also changes in boundaries of cadastral parcels and their area (Bieda, 2010;Bieda, Bydłosz and Parzych, 2013). Due to the high dynamics of changes in the boundaries of watercourses over time, it is necessary to constantly update the data entered into the register of land and buildings, which defines the course of the shoreline.…”

An Analysis of the Correctness of the Data Disclosed in the Land Register and Buildings in the Area of Water Flowing on the Example of Smyków.

“…Lines the shore as the boundaries of the property revealed a database of land records and the state register of borders, while its actual course determined by direct measurement in the fi eld is revealed in a database of topographical objects (BDOT500). In practice, very often you can observe lack of consistency between the databases, which leads to the fact that the border disclosed in the records does not coincide with the actually occurring in the fi eld [1].…”