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• 2012 projects

  • Introduction
  • Greece: compilation of a Greek population grid for the year 2001 and web mapping design and implementation
  • Hungary: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States
  • Malta: STATAMAP – spatialisation and dissemination of statistics
  • 2012 The Netherlands: joining tabular and geographic data – merits and possibilities of the table joining service
  • Poland: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States
  • Slovenia: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States
  • Slovakia: representing census data in a European population grid
  • The United Kingdom: the development of a web application for the semantic visualisation of geostatistics
• 2013 projects

  • Bulgaria: merging health care statistics with spatial information
  • Germany: merging statistics and geospatial information – the urban contribution to the European spatial data infrastructure
  • Croatia: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States
  • Italy: standardisation and geo-coding of place names in the database of migratory flows
  • Austria: census 2011 – enriching commuter statistics
  • Slovenia: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States
  • Finland: spatial statistics on the web
• 2014 projects

  • Estonia: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States
  • France: towards a French address register
  • Croatia: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States – integration of spatial information into the statistical business register
  • Hungary: merging statistics and geospatial information – merging address registers and distributing geocoded statistics
  • Poland: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States – support decision-making processes by combining statistical data with spatial data
  • Portugal: support policymaking by the use of spatial information combined with social, economic and environmental statistics
  • Norway: mapping attractive urban areas – a way to geographically determine quality of life parameters of importance
• 2015 projects

  • Croatia: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States
  • Latvia: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States
  • The Netherlands: impact analysis for a table joining service
  • Austria: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States – grid-based indicators of accessibility of public utility infrastructure
  • Poland: development of guidelines for publishing statistical data as linked open data
  • Slovenia: merging statistics and geospatial information in Member States
  • Finland: statistics on commuting – merging big data and official statistics
• 2016 projects

  • Greece: development of an application to make geolocation enabled e-questionnaires available to mobile devices of census enumerators
  • Italy: a reusable WebGIS application and a geospatial database schema for EU country comparisons
  • The Netherlands: paving of public and private domains in the Netherlands; analyses of spatial and temporal patterns during the last decades
  • Slovakia: implementation of a GIS solution
  • Finland: spatial statistics on Web2. Further development of the Oskari application and the Finnish national geoportal Paikkatietoikkuna from the viewpoint of statistical services
• 2017 projects

  • Denmark: use of sub-regional spatial information in Statistics Denmark
  • Estonia: development of unified indicator for local decision-making
  • Croatia: improve the integration of geospatial and statistical information to maximise the utility of data collected for statistical purposes
  • The Netherlands: monitoring spatial sustainable development: semi-automated analysis of satellite and aerial images for energy transition and sustainability indicators
  • Austria: LEARN4SDGis –machine learning for sample data geographic information systems
  • Poland: defining new areas for statistics along with analysis of administrative units' boundary changes' impact on published indicators
  • Finland: integration of geographies and areal classifications as linked open data (IGALOD)
  • Norway: GEOSTAT house and health project
• 2018 projects

  • Denmark: optimising, opening and visualising geospatial data with Danish sustainable development goals
  • Cyprus: using geographic information in the 2021 population and housing census
  • Poland: statistical confidentiality strategy for demographic data
  • Finland: predict crop yields from a sequence of remotely sensed multispectral images
  • Sweden: delimiting activities zones for Sweden
  • Iceland: higher resolution Icelandic statistical geography standard for register-based census statistics
  • Norway: pilots for land use/land cover change and crop identification tested on a local and regional level, as well as the use of new statistics for planning and analysis
• 2019 projects

  • No grants were issued in 2019. Attention was focused during this period on an assessment of the grants issued between 2012 and 2015 and their outcomes.
• 2020 projects

  • Bulgaria: establishing access to geospatial data through linking geocoded and statistical data
  • Germany: integration of geospatial information and statistics – German grid cell database
  • Hungary: integration of geospatial information and statistics
  • Malta: Integration of geospatial information and statistics – implementation of a 1 km x 1 km grid
  • The Netherlands: DeepGeoStat; 2020 project
  • Austria: Earth observation (EO) for land cover statistics
  • Slovenia: establishment of an Earth observation data processing system for the monitoring of agricultural land (permanent grassland and soil moisture)
  • Finland: GSDIG – geospatial statistical data integration service
  • Sweden: road map for improved geospatial quality in the Swedish business register
  • Norway: integration of geospatial information and statistics