March 16, 2005 SDI Concepcion Technology for Spatial Data Infrastructures Werner Kuhn Slides by Michael Gould.

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March 16, 2005 SDI Concepcion Technology for Spatial Data Infrastructures Werner Kuhn Slides by Michael Gould

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 2 The 3 functions of GIS Spatial data Input/editing Query + Analysis Presentation End user productivity

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 3 Novel paradigm: web mapping Spatial data Creation Query + analysis Presentation Light client (browser) User Central server DB - new economic model: centralization AND decentralization

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Werner KuhnSDI Technology 7 Status quo  Many web map servers (WMS) available to public  Creation of islands of information access  Each map server in a separate browser window...often impossible to combine layers

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 8 Data Server Web Client standards, Interfaces WebMapping Testbed (WMT)  Proof-of-concept project, October 1999, connecting heterogeneous servers and clients (multi-vendor)  A test of collaboration among various companies and agencies  Retrieve data in data servers in various nations, from various clients

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 9 OGC Web Mapping Testbed (WMT) Census Data Vendor C Weather Data Vendor A Evacuation Data Vendor D Foundation Data Vendor B Flood Zones Data Vendor E Imagery Data Vendor F WMT will distribute data sets across multiple map servers using different vendor solutions Scenario: Catastrophic weather event

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 10 TerraServer - before WMT MapQuest - EPA -

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 11 Server 1 Server 2 Server 3 Interoperable Web Mapping Data Holdings Coverage areas Map Projection Formats Cost/Policies Data Holdings Coverage areas Map Projection Formats Cost/Policies Data Holdings Coverage areas Map Projection Formats Cost/Policies Catalog Service Source: Digital Earth, NASA

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 12 Viewer Client: Combined Map Topography? Water? Boundaries? Catalog Service Interoperable Web Mapping Server 1 Server 2 Server 3 Server 1: Topography Server 2: Water Server 3: Boundaries Source: Digital Earth, NASA

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 13 Metadata  Internal descriptive information that makes the geodata useful  Convergence on ISO model  Proposal of Consejo Geográfico Nacional National profile (IDE-E) of ISO elements from wider model (Dublin Core)  Software to create/edit metadata is already available, free software

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Werner KuhnSDI Technology 16 WMS Coverage server WCS Feature server WFS Terrain server

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 17 Metadata describing services Metadata for an online service, and a URL ….. Find me a processing function (buffer for my highway) URL Catalog services Application servers with Metadata and OpenGIS interfaces

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 18 SDI technology: complicated

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 19 SDI technology: simplified Source: NASA, 2001

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 20 Novelty of WMT  Define interfaces: standard-based software “plugs” To connect to servers: WMS, WFS, WCS.... From diverse client software  Server continues to be optimized for “its users”, but ALSO may cooperate as a node in a heterogeneous network of servers  GIS for me  GIS for me, AND also partially accessible to others, if they are interested

Werner KuhnSDI Technology 21 Conclusions  The technology for sharing geoinformation exists, and has been demonstrated Based on international standards Available to the public Independent of commercial brand names  Now, we need to apply the technology...