The spatial dataset concerns the monitoring of early detection of radioactive contamination, which is carried out as part of the ionizing radiation monitoring subsystem of the State Environmental Monitoring. The goal of monitoring is 24-hour measurements of gamma radiation and radioactivity of air aerosols and total precipitation in the network of early detection of radioactive contamination of the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - PIB for the assessment of the radiation situation in Poland. The network for early detection of radioactive contamination of the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - PIB includes 9 measuring stations and is part of the country's radiation situation assessment system, coordinated by the President of the National Atomic Energy Agency. The measurement results obtained within the network are used for current assessment of the degree of radioactive contamination of the atmosphere in the country and for early warning of the public against radiation danger. The measurement program for the network of radioactive contamination detection stations provides for the following measurements: continuous measurement of the gamma radiation dose rate in air at a height of 1m from the ground with registration of hourly and daily average values; continuous radioactivity measurement of air aerosol samples; measurements of global beta activity of daily and monthly total precipitation samples; spectrometric measurements of Cs-137 activity and selected natural gamma-radioactive isotopes in aggregate samples of monthly total precipitation; radiochemical determination of Sr-90 in aggregate samples of monthly total precipitation.

The spatial dataset concerns the monitoring of radioactive contamination of surface waters and bottom sediments, which is carried out as part of the State Environmental Monitoring coordinated by the Chief Inspector of Environmental Protection. The purpose of monitoring is to provide data on changes in the radiation status of river and lake waters through systematic representative of control of Cs-137 and Sr-90 concentrations in river and lake waters as well as Cs-137, Pu-238 and Pu-239, 240 in bottom sediments. The measurements are conducted in accordance with the methodology approved by the President of the National Atomic Energy Agency. Measurements of radioactive contamination are carried out in waters and bottom sediments from the rivers Wisła, Odra, Bug, Narew and Warta as well as in waters and bottom sediments from six selected lakes in Poland: Wielkie Partęczyny (Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship), Drawsko (West Pomeranian Voivodeship), Wadąg (Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship), Rogóźno (Lublin Voivodeship), Niesłysz (Lubusz Voivodeship), Wigry (Podlasie Voivodeship). Water samples are taken from the mainstream rivers and from lake bridges, while bottom sediment samples are an average sample from three independent datasets. Samples of water and bottom sediments are taken twice a year, in spring and autumn.

The spatial dataset concerns forest monitoring, which is carried out as part of the nature monitoring subsystem of the State Environmental Monitoring coordinated by the Chief Inspector of Environmental Protection. This monitoring is a system for assessing the forest environment and the health condition of stands on the basis of continuous or periodic observations and measurements of selected indicators on permanent observation plots. The purpose of forest monitoring is to provide the data on the state of forests and the processes leading to deformations in their structure or disturbances in their functioning for the purposes associated with developing a forest policy and managing forest ecosystems in order to improve the quality of the natural environment in the country. Monitoring is carried out in a network of permanent observation plots: "1st Level Permanent Observation Plots (1st level POPs)", "2nd Level Permanent Observation Plots (2nd level POPs)" and "Intensively Monitored Permanent Observation Plots (IM POPs)". The research program includes the following indicators: biosocial position, diameter of breast height trees, defoliation, needle length or leaf size, flowering, number of needleage classes, crown shading, discoloration, secondary shoots, shoot growth rates, crown thinning type, proportion of dead branches, abundance of seeds, crown visibility, symptoms and causes of tree damage.

The spatial dataset concerns the monitoring of marine species and habitats, which is carried out as part of the nature monitoring subsystem of the State Environmental Monitoring coordinated by the Chief Inspector of Environmental Protection. The purpose of implementation of the monitoring of Polish marine species and habitats is to meet the requirements of Polish and pan-European legislation, so that the results of monitoring of marine species and habitats are used to track the effectiveness of protective measures. Monitoring of species and habitats of Polish marine areas covers species and natural habitats associated with marine which are listed in the Regulation of the Minister of the Environment of 13 April 2010 On the Natural Habitats and Species of Community Interest, as well as Criteria for the Selection of Areas Eligible for Recognition or Designation as Natura 2000 sites. Monitoring is an obligation under Article 112 of the Act of 16 April 2004 (Journal of Laws of 2015, item 1651) on nature protection, which implements the provisions of Council Directive 92/43 / EEC on the conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora (the so-called Habitat Directive).

The spatial dataset concerns electromagnetic field monitoring (PEM), which is carried out as part of the electromagnetic field monitoring subsystem of the State Environmental Monitoring coordinated by the Chief Inspector of Environmental Protection. The basic assumption of electromagnetic field monitoring is the assessment of electromagnetic field levels in the environment and the observation of changes in relation to the values of permissible levels specified for places accessible to the public. The measuring network includes 2160 measuring points located throughout the country. In each voivodship there are 135 monitoring sites, 45 monitoring sites in each of three types of areas: central districts or urban settlements with more than 50,000 inhabitants, other cities and rural areas. Measurements are carried out at designated points in a three-year cycle of 720 points per year throughout the country. The scope of the measurements of electromagnetic field levels in the environment by means of the measurements of the intensity of the electric component of electromagnetic field at the frequency ranging from at least 3 MHz to 3000 MHz.

INSPIRE view service for harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The ionizing radiation monitoring - Cs-137 concentrations in soil" (WMS). The data published by the service comes from the CIEP file database, collecting data from ionizing radiation monitoring - 137Cs concentration in soil. The view service meets the INSPIRE specification requirements (INSPIRE View Service). The service uses the WMS OGC interface version 1.3.0.

INSPIRE view service for harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The electromagnetic fields monitoring" (WMS). The data published by the service comes from the JELMAG database, collecting data from electromagnetic field monitoring, maintained by CIEP. The view service meets the INSPIRE specification requirements (INSPIRE View Service). The service uses the WMS OGC interface version 1.3.0.

INSPIRE view service for harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The ionizing radiation monitoring - Detection of radioactive contamination" (WMS). The data published by the service comes from the CIEP file database, which is a copy of data on ionizing radiation monitoring - Detection of radioactive contamination (the source database operates at the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute (IMGW-PIB)). The view service meets the INSPIRE specification requirements (INSPIRE View Service). The service uses the WMS OGC interface version 1.3.0.

INSPIRE download service for predefined harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The ionizing radiation monitoring - Detection of radioactive contamination" (ATOM). The data published by the service comes from the CIEP file database, which is a copy of data on ionizing radiation monitoring - Detection of radioactive contamination (the source database operates at the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute (IMGW-PIB)). The service uses the interface Atom version 1.0 and OpenSearch version 1.1. Direct access to objects is provided through the following service: WFS (https://inspire.gios.gov.pl/wss/monit-air-radioactive/wfs?REQUEST=GetCapabilities&SERVICE=wfs).

INSPIRE download service for harmonized spatial dataset "The State Environmental Monitoring - The electromagnetic fields monitoring" (WFS). The data published by the service comes from the JELMAG database, collecting data from electromagnetic field monitoring, maintained by CIEP. The service publishes object types defined in the INSPIRE Environmental Monitoring Facilities (EF) application schema. The service uses the WFS OGC interface version 2.0.0. The service implements direct access to objects.