In a recommendation brought into effect on 21 April 2008, the Council of Paris expressed the desire that the Apur examine technical and economic terms and conditions for distributing data.
A work group led by François Vauglin, Paris Councillor and Administrator of the Apur, met between April 2008 and March 2009 to examine the conditions for distribution in the spirit advocated by the Inspire Directive.
Following the concrete example of the Families Observatory, particularly in the section dealing with housing and the living environment, the group studied the way in which this data could be presented and made accessible via internet, in the form of maps, charts, analyses and to draw up a first draft.
The results of this work is progressively being put online following the schedule proposed by the directive.