Snjezana Soskic
Head of Cartography and Photogrammetry
Real Estate Administration
Montenegro

Biography
Snjezana Soskic graduated at the Faculty of Civil Engineering - Department of Geodesy in Sarajevo. Currently, she holds the position in the management team of the Sector of state survey and cartography, as the head of Department for Cartography and Photogrammetry in the Real Estate Administration in Podgorica, Montenegro. Snjezana has gained over 20 years of experience in the field of state survey, cadastre and cartography through managing and participating in the projects implemented in the Department. Also, she has been engaged in educational program of Civil Engineering Faculty in Podgorica - Geodesy Section, in the following courses: Digital Image Processing, Photogrammetry I and Photogrammetry II. She is part of the team that manages projects related to the modernization of the Real Estate Administration information system, and also in on-going cadastre projects and projects in the field of topographic survey and cartography.

Abstract
WP3 - Data Harmonisation

The IMPULS project consists of 6 work packages (WP), of which WP 3, data harmonisation, aims at harmonising selected datasets from local specifications to INSPIRE specifications in order to fulfil the requirements from the INSPIRE directive. Harmonisation of the datasets will further allow data to be used in cross-border applications, due to achieved interoperability. National Agency for Cadastre,Cartography and NSDI, which are included in this project are generally responsible as the main producers / providers of data for most of the themes from INPIRE Annexes 1 and 2. Most of the data sets are in digital form, in according with national standards. Other data themes, particularly in Appendix 3, are covered by the other public organizations. In the first phase of the WP3, work will be focused on harmonisation of the datasets residing within the beneficiary organisations (internal data). The harmonisation will be carried out by the beneficiary organisations themselves with support of Swedish experts. As a result, the organisations will gain experience in data harmonisation, which can be used for harmonisation of additional datasets. The presentation will give an overview of the current and planned activities in this work package, which are implemented in order to achieve the set goals.