[geo-discuss] Fw: INSPIRE - change of emphasis

[Jo Walsh]

statistically improbable phrases... 

----- Forwarded message from Christopher Corbin <corbinceh at ntlworld.com> -----

Date: Thu, 02 Mar 2006 15:16:42 +0000
Subject: INSPIRE - change of emphasis
From: Christopher Corbin <corbinceh at ntlworld.com>
To: EGIP <european-gi-policy at jrc.it>

A partial comparison of the words and phrases used in the European
Commission July 2004 draft of the proposed INSPIRE Directive and that of the
Council draft published in January 2006 provides some interesting examples
of how the emphasis of the Directive gradually changes as the Directive
passes through the co-decision process.

A partial word and phrase analysis has been attached for information.  The
attached documents contains 317 words and phrases and these have been sorted
in four ways. 

- Alphanumeric
- EC draft number of occurrences for each word or phrase
- Council draft number of occurrences fore each word or phrase
- Differences between the two

The attached documents shows:

10 words or phrases used by the Commission that are not used in the Council
draft.
  
 accessibility  
 commercial activities
 common licensing  
 competition 
 Decision 1692/96/EC25
 distortion  
 focuses 
 harmonised specifications
 requisite  
 rights of use  
  
  
43 words and phrases not used by the Commission but used by the Council.
 
 apply charges  
 click  
 click-licences  
 common implementing rules
 consistency between items
 corresponding fees
 cost-benefit  
 data infrastructure
 data sharing agreements
 Decision No 2455/2001/EC
 Decision No 884/2004/EC
 Directive 95/46/EC
 disclaimers  
 encouraged  
 ensure interoperability
 excessive  
 excessive costs  
 existing initiatives
 fee  
 free movement 
 including users  
 information society
 international standards
 jurisdictional  
 licences 
 limit sharing  
 movement  
 negotiations  
 payment 
 precondition  
 reciprocal  
 recommendations  
 release  
 relevant data sets
 relevant standards
 requiring payment 
 state of the art  
 taking account  
 technical arrangements
 supply  
 unambiguous 
 user requirements 
 validated 
 viability
 
Regards

Chris (Corbin)

Brighton
Sussex
England

Telephone: +44 (0) 1273 553110
email: corbinceh at ntlworld.com





----- End forwarded message -----

-- 
ghug is my email archiving bot. if you see it cc'd on this email,
please leave it cc'd, that will help me a lot. http://frot.org/ghug