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Using the new Natura 2000 Standard Data Form

Learn about the new Standard Data Form (SDF) for Natura 2000 sites, including data transfer formats and the upcoming Natura 2000 software. Stay updated on the latest implementation tools and deadlines.

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Using the new Natura 2000 Standard Data Form

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  1. Using the new Natura 2000 Standard Data Form Ornis Committee, 14 October 2011 Brussels

  2. The new Standard Data Form (SDF) • Commission Implementing Decision of 11 July 2011 concerning a site information format for Natura 2000 sites (2011/484/EU) • Commission Implementing Decision of 11 July 2011 • Published on Official Journal on 30 July 2011 • The Reference Portal for Natura 2000 • includes code-lists, etc. • can be amended by the Committee as far as under the influence of DG ENV/Habitats Committee • It is also the place to find implementation tools

  3. Technical implementation • Phase I: • transfer data from old to new format, adapting information where needed, filling gaps / updating information that is readily available (start: 1st October 2011) • uploading the new version on ReportNet • until end of September 2012 to coincide with deadline for community list compilation process. • Phase II: • filling gaps / update information that is not readily available (primarily information in the “Ecological information” section) • until 2015

  4. The new data transfer formats • Replacing the current MS Access database template • Two new data transfer formats are offered now to Member States for official submission of their data • A new MS-Access database template • A XML Schema • They can be used indiscriminately for delivering new national datasets • See note to the Habitats Committee of 21 September 2011

  5. The Natura 2000 software • Currently under development by contractor of EEA • 1st version to be released end of October 2011 • Hand-on Workshop planned for 1st December 2011 in Copenhagen (EEA)

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