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Some of the most frequent concerns related to Spatial Data Infrastructures and open spatial data are: "What is the impact of my spatial web services?" and "What is the impact of the open spatial data we provide?" EU countries, regions and municipalities have invested significant amount of money in creating their Spatial Data Infrastructures and spatial services. Public organisations that have opened their spatial data sets expect that open data are used extensively for the benefit of their local societies and businesses. Until now the impact of geospatial services has been usually reported as showing statistics about the number of services, number of requests sent to the services and number of downloads of spatial data from an SDI. These indicators are relatively easy to gather, but they do not describe the entire impact of data, so that more advanced analyses are needed. In this presentation we describe a new methodology for impact assessment of open spatial data. The case-study here analyses the impact of Finnish Environment Institute's (SYKE) open spatial information. The indicators were defined based on the strategic goals of SYKE and data for the indicators were collected automatically from SYKE's services providing environmental information such as web maps, spatial web services and download services. Data sources used were Google Analytics, log files and Spatineo Platform. All indicators and their values were visualized on a dashboard so that decision makers, product owners and developers of services could easily get a shared situational awareness of the impact of environmental information. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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