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This webinar addresses the initial design and implementation steps in the development of an effective ISO metadata model for NASA Earth Science Data Providers.
The discussion will cover the following topics:
* The identification of the essential metadata elements that are required for data discovery and data description
* The specification of the ISO classes that contain these elements
* The incorporation of NASA specific identifiers that will better enable parsing metadata content
* The construction and implementation of an ISO model that fulfills the data provider's needs.
For more ISO Metadata Standard Information applicable to NASA EOSDIS,
https://wiki.earthdata.nasa.gov/display/NASAISO/NASA+ISO+for+EOSDIS
Since 2003 the geospatial community has benefited from an international consensus on best practice to structure documentation about valuable and complex resources. After a decade of international application experience ISO’s Technical Committee 211 has revised the consensus. Earlier this year the revision was completed with the publication of ISO 19115-1:2014 Geographic information -- Metadata -- Part 1: Fundamentals.
This Webinar was coordinated by LINZ to help introduce Australasian information communities to the new standard. Dr Ted Habermann presents as he was an participant in the revision. Ted is also Project Leader and Editor for the implementation specification, ISO/TS 19115-3: Part 3: XML schema implementation of metadata fundamentals. This specification will be published in 2015. In the second segment of this Webinar Ted briefly introduces the subject of translations and quantitative tools for assessing metadata quality.
ISO 19115-1:2014 - http://www.iso.org/iso/home/store/catalogue_tc/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=53798
Dr Ted Habermann Bio : http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/User:Ted.Habermann#Brief_Bio
Slideshow available here: http://www.slideshare.net/tedhabermann/19115-questionsandanswers
The Translation Proofing slides are located here:
http://www.slideshare.net/tedhabermann/translation-proofing
- published: 28 Aug 2014
- views: 298
Google Summer of Code 2014
Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS.
- published: 08 Aug 2014
- views: 49
Google Summer of Code 2014
Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS.
- published: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 39
Google Summer of Code 2014
Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS.
- published: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 75
Discover how you can easily create and edit metadata with FME. You'll learn how to read and write metadata in industry standards including: ISO 19115, FGDC, and Esri metadata. Plus, you'll find out how to perform metadata validation and save time when updating metadata - while maintaining accuracy.
- published: 11 May 2012
- views: 1015
Google Summer of Code 2014
Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS.
- published: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 83
This video shows how to import an XML files (ISO 19115/19139 or Dublin core) into MDweb and how MDweb realises the importation.
- published: 07 Sep 2011
- views: 351
Open data and different SDI initiatives gives as a consequence that geographic datasets will be increasingly shared, interchanged and used for purposes other than their producers' intended ones. It will be very hard for the users to get the full value out of the data if they don't know anything about the quality of available geographic datasets. This information is vital to the process of selecting the dataset for the right purpose, since the value of data is directly related to its quality.
It is also important that the data management processes are efficient and automated in order to make sure that correct information can be delivered to the end user without unnecessary dely. It's important to measure and describe data quality in a standardized and traceable way.
By creating an automated quality control service many of the controls that are often performed manually today can be carried out before the data arrives to the end user the time before data can be published will be shorter.
The presentation will show how great FME works together with ISO standards, for example ISO 19157 Data quality, ISO 19156 Observations and measurement and ISO 19115 Meta data, and how a FME Server validation service can be used in order to support data management in a data distribution workflow.
Co-Presenter: Johan Esko. Johan has great experience from working with data quality and he has also been the project manager of the ISO working group that developed the ISO 19157 Data quality standard.
See more videos from the FME User Conference 2014 at: www.safe.com/fmeuc
- published: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 165
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70:45NASA Earthdata Webinar: Implementing ISO 19115 Standards: NASA Earth Science Data
NASA Earthdata Webinar: Implementing ISO 19115 Standards: NASA Earth Science DataNASA Earthdata Webinar: Implementing ISO 19115 Standards: NASA Earth Science Data
This webinar addresses the initial design and implementation steps in the development of an effective ISO metadata model for NASA Earth Science Data Providers. The discussion will cover the following topics: * The identification of the essential metadata elements that are required for data discovery and data description * The specification of the ISO classes that contain these elements * The incorporation of NASA specific identifiers that will better enable parsing metadata content * The construction and implementation of an ISO model that fulfills the data provider's needs. For more ISO Metadata Standard Information applicable to NASA EOSDIS, https://wiki.earthdata.nasa.gov/display/NASAISO/NASA+ISO+for+EOSDIS -
0:55The ISO 19115 Toolkit
The ISO 19115 Toolkit -
84:52Recent Improvements in ISO Metadata Standards; what does it mean to me
Recent Improvements in ISO Metadata Standards; what does it mean to meRecent Improvements in ISO Metadata Standards; what does it mean to me
Since 2003 the geospatial community has benefited from an international consensus on best practice to structure documentation about valuable and complex resources. After a decade of international application experience ISO’s Technical Committee 211 has revised the consensus. Earlier this year the revision was completed with the publication of ISO 19115-1:2014 Geographic information -- Metadata -- Part 1: Fundamentals. This Webinar was coordinated by LINZ to help introduce Australasian information communities to the new standard. Dr Ted Habermann presents as he was an participant in the revision. Ted is also Project Leader and Editor for the implementation specification, ISO/TS 19115-3: Part 3: XML schema implementation of metadata fundamentals. This specification will be published in 2015. In the second segment of this Webinar Ted briefly introduces the subject of translations and quantitative tools for assessing metadata quality. ISO 19115-1:2014 - http://www.iso.org/iso/home/store/catalogue_tc/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=53798 Dr Ted Habermann Bio : http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/User:Ted.Habermann#Brief_Bio Slideshow available here: http://www.slideshare.net/tedhabermann/19115-questionsandanswers The Translation Proofing slides are located here: http://www.slideshare.net/tedhabermann/translation-proofing -
10:25WCODN Technical Training Webinar: Metadata Creation Tools 2: EME 4.0
WCODN Technical Training Webinar: Metadata Creation Tools 2: EME 4.0 -
8:52WCODN Technical Training Webinar: Metadata Creation Tools 4: ATRAC
WCODN Technical Training Webinar: Metadata Creation Tools 4: ATRAC -
15:57g.gui.metadata - creation of custom ISO profile (jinja2+OWSLib)
g.gui.metadata - creation of custom ISO profile (jinja2+OWSLib)g.gui.metadata - creation of custom ISO profile (jinja2+OWSLib)
Google Summer of Code 2014 Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS. -
0:57g.gui.metadata - editing external ISO metadata
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Google Summer of Code 2014 Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS. -
1:29g.gui.metadata - creation of template
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Google Summer of Code 2014 Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS. -
71:12Mastering Geospatial Metadata with FME
Mastering Geospatial Metadata with FMEMastering Geospatial Metadata with FME
Discover how you can easily create and edit metadata with FME. You'll learn how to read and write metadata in industry standards including: ISO 19115, FGDC, and Esri metadata. Plus, you'll find out how to perform metadata validation and save time when updating metadata - while maintaining accuracy. -
1:42g.gui.metadata - editing metadata of map
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Google Summer of Code 2014 Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS. -
1:20MDweb : Import an XML metadata file
MDweb : Import an XML metadata fileMDweb : Import an XML metadata file
This video shows how to import an XML files (ISO 19115/19139 or Dublin core) into MDweb and how MDweb realises the importation. -
25:18FME UC 2014: Automated Quality Controls with FME
FME UC 2014: Automated Quality Controls with FMEFME UC 2014: Automated Quality Controls with FME
Open data and different SDI initiatives gives as a consequence that geographic datasets will be increasingly shared, interchanged and used for purposes other than their producers' intended ones. It will be very hard for the users to get the full value out of the data if they don't know anything about the quality of available geographic datasets. This information is vital to the process of selecting the dataset for the right purpose, since the value of data is directly related to its quality. It is also important that the data management processes are efficient and automated in order to make sure that correct information can be delivered to the end user without unnecessary dely. It's important to measure and describe data quality in a standardized and traceable way. By creating an automated quality control service many of the controls that are often performed manually today can be carried out before the data arrives to the end user the time before data can be published will be shorter. The presentation will show how great FME works together with ISO standards, for example ISO 19157 Data quality, ISO 19156 Observations and measurement and ISO 19115 Meta data, and how a FME Server validation service can be used in order to support data management in a data distribution workflow. Co-Presenter: Johan Esko. Johan has great experience from working with data quality and he has also been the project manager of the ISO working group that developed the ISO 19157 Data quality standard. See more videos from the FME User Conference 2014 at: www.safe.com/fmeuc -
13:43Sharing technology innovation: INSPIRE features of the open source project deegree
Sharing technology innovation: INSPIRE features of the open source project deegreeSharing technology innovation: INSPIRE features of the open source project deegree
This presentation proposal addresses the "innovation sharing" focus of this year's INSPIRE conference. The deegree open source project has a more than 10 years tradition of geospatial standards implementation. Its current INSPIRE-relevant capabilities are outstanding in the field of open source software. This example of community-driven development clearly shows the benefit of open solutions, both for users and developers. The open source software framework deegree is a comprehensive implementation of the OGC and ISO geospatial IT standards. It has been developed with two goals in mind: provide a uniform framework for implementing Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI) and adhering to standards as strictly as possible. Although being open source software (Lesser GNU Public License, LGPL), deegree has been developed with a business model in mind: providing the general building blocks of SDIs without license fees and offer customization, consulting and tailoring by specialized companies. The core of deegree is a comprehensive Java Application Programming Interface (API) offering access to spatial features, analysis, metadata and coordinate reference systems. As a library, deegree can and has been integrated as a core module inside spatial information systems. It is reference implementation for several OGC standards and based on an ISO 19107 geometry model. For end users, deegree is shipped as a web application providing easy-to-set-up components for data access, web mapping, spatial analysis and metadata management. Since 2000, deegree has been the backbone of many productive SDIs, first and foremost for public administration. Recent development was focussed on the implementation of INSPIRE specifications, to support services interfaces and data models. This development was both driven by user requirements and technological progress within the process of creating the new major version of the project. With its current version (3.2) deegree includes support for various INSPIRE standards. This includes the specifications for Discovery Service, View Service and Download Service, but also the data specifications, where most Annex I schemas have already been tested in real-world environment. INSPIRE standards are a particular challenge to all GIS packages, due to their complexity, both in the data and the services specifications. Here, deegree fits perfectly with its long tradition of supporting complex GML application schemas and sound compliance to existing base standards (OGC/ISO). INSPIRE GML is supported natively, where users have various options for data storage and access. This includes the setup of a View and a Download Service instance on exactly the same data set in a geospatial database. In this case, the Download Service can be used in a transactional mode to maintain or update the data, and the View Service, with map styles based on OGC Symbology Encoding directly on the data store with its complex INSPIRE features. The following paragraphs give some more technical insight to these software components. The deegree catalogueService implements the Technical Guidedance for INSPIRE Discovery Services and as such also the OGC CSW 2.0.2 specification. Metadata can also be inserted, due to transactional requests are supported as well. The service currently supports the ISO metadata application profile 1.0.0 and the ISO 19115 metadata standard. Database backends can be PostgreSQL/PostGIS, Oracle and MS SQLServer. The so-called "Metadata Store" acts as a pluggable and modular data access layer and allows to add support for new application profiles and backends. Conform to an application profile, the metadata store can create the needed tables in your database. The deegree mapService implements the Technical Guidedance for INSPIRE View Services. It is further more a full implementation of the OGC Web Map Service (WMS) 1.1.1 and 1.3.0 specification. Geospatial data, whether it is vector or raster, can be served as common layers by the WMS. Representation of these layers is achieved by styles, which are developed in a standardized styling language named Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD) and Symbology Encoding (SE) 1.0.0/1.1.1. High-quality rendering with SLD and SE allows scale dependant styling of vector data and nearly complete raster symbolizing. by Martin Seiler, Johannes Küpper, Jens Fitzke lat/lon GmbH, Bonn, Germany -
14:28Spatial Data Infrastructure for Marine Environnement Ifremer initiatives in France and in Europe
Spatial Data Infrastructure for Marine Environnement Ifremer initiatives in France and in EuropeSpatial Data Infrastructure for Marine Environnement Ifremer initiatives in France and in Europe
Access to ocean and marine data is a major issue both for marine related researches and for marine environment management and spatial planning in application of Water Framework Directive (WFD) and Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). However, marine observation is still difficult and expensive and, consequently, observation activities must be engaged by several organizations in all European Coastal States. Ifremer contribute to (or coordinator of) several European projects dealing with ocean observations and data management such as Argo, Seadatanet, Geoseas, Emodnet, etc. Ifremer has also developed strong relationships with international organisation such as IOC. Underwater technologies, biodiversity, fisheries science and aquaculture, coastal environment, mineral resources, biotechnologies and operational oceanography are all part of its research missions and fields of skill and excellence. In addition it has to implement a national and European strategy for marine databases. In the framework of these initiatives, advances have been achieved both in the national and transnational cooperation: data policies, share of environmental data and also in the technical implementation of distributed spatial data systems (metadata management, portal accessing distributed repositories,...). These systems are now operationally robust and supports European Commission Directorate-General -- Mare preparatory actions for the MSFD such as the European Marine Observation and Data Network (http://www.emodnet-hydrography.eu/) Technologies used have been chosen to be compliant to Inspire directive both for discovery, data access and data visualization services. Standardization has been considered as a key point for the success of the integration of very large partnerships in data management. Moreover, these technologies and standards had to be adapted to the marine domain: management of the 3D for the water column, management of the time for environmental dynamic and variability. Ifremer has developed a spatial data infrastructure, called Sextant (http://www.ifremer.fr/sextant/), in order to answer to the Inspire Directive. The aim of this paper is to introduce technologies developed for the Sextant infrastructure. Sextant is a portal to manage, share and retrieve geographical marine information in order to support multidisciplinary studies (share of geographical information across disciplines environmental, socio-economical, regulations, geosciences) and support of decision making (management of usages and resources of coastal zone and fisheries, risk assessment, renewable marine energies). The mains functionalities of Sextant are : - the possibility of creating a web portal for each thematic catalog; - the 'Catalog' allows end-users to search one or more metadata according to different criteria (geographic extent, theme,...). To promote the share and distribution of datasets we have normalized the data description (ISO 19115), the XML encoding (ISO 19139) and access to catalogs (CSW); - the Web GIS interface allows end-users to create maps including several layers from internal and external sources. The portal access to local or remote OGC services displaying data by WMS; - the download basket allows end-users to download the selected data in various formats and projections for use in GIS software. Sextant allows access to multidimensional gridded datasets thanks to Web Services (WMS, WCS, SWE) developed for oceanographic model output, meteorological model output and digital elevation model. At the moment, Sextant offers 2000 metadata on-line describing around 5000 geographic information. SeaDataNet offers the same kind of services at European level and relies of a distributed network of data centers and describes more than 1 million of observations data sets. The objective of this presentation is to present the methods, tools and resources developed by Ifremer to meet the requirements of the Inspire Directive while ensuring interoperability of these information systems. by E. Quimbert, G. Maudire, M. Bellouis, M. Treguer, SeaDataNet Consortium Ifremer, Brest, France
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NASA Earthdata Webinar: Implementing ISO 19115 Standards: NASA Earth Science Data
This webinar addresses the initial design and implementation steps in the development of an effective ISO metadata model for NASA Earth Science Data Providers. The discussion will cover the following topics: * The identification of the essential metadata elements that are required for data discovery and data description * The specification of the ISO classes that contain these elements * The incorporation of NASA specific identifiers that will better enable parsing metadata content * The construction and implementation of an ISO model that fulfills the data provider's needs. For more ISO Metadata Standard Information applicable to NASA EOSDIS, https://wiki.earthdata.nasa.gov/display/NASAISO/NASA+ISO+for+EOSDIS -
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Recent Improvements in ISO Metadata Standards; what does it mean to me
Since 2003 the geospatial community has benefited from an international consensus on best practice to structure documentation about valuable and complex resources. After a decade of international application experience ISO’s Technical Committee 211 has revised the consensus. Earlier this year the revision was completed with the publication of ISO 19115-1:2014 Geographic information -- Metadata -- Part 1: Fundamentals. This Webinar was coordinated by LINZ to help introduce Australasian information communities to the new standard. Dr Ted Habermann presents as he was an participant in the revision. Ted is also Project Leader and Editor for the implementation specification, ISO/TS 19115-3: Part 3: XML schema implementation of metadata fundamentals. This specification will be published in 20... -
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g.gui.metadata - creation of custom ISO profile (jinja2+OWSLib)
Google Summer of Code 2014 Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS. -
g.gui.metadata - editing external ISO metadata
Google Summer of Code 2014 Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS. -
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Mastering Geospatial Metadata with FME
Discover how you can easily create and edit metadata with FME. You'll learn how to read and write metadata in industry standards including: ISO 19115, FGDC, and Esri metadata. Plus, you'll find out how to perform metadata validation and save time when updating metadata - while maintaining accuracy. -
g.gui.metadata - editing metadata of map
Google Summer of Code 2014 Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS. -
MDweb : Import an XML metadata file
This video shows how to import an XML files (ISO 19115/19139 or Dublin core) into MDweb and how MDweb realises the importation. -
FME UC 2014: Automated Quality Controls with FME
Open data and different SDI initiatives gives as a consequence that geographic datasets will be increasingly shared, interchanged and used for purposes other than their producers' intended ones. It will be very hard for the users to get the full value out of the data if they don't know anything about the quality of available geographic datasets. This information is vital to the process of selecting the dataset for the right purpose, since the value of data is directly related to its quality. It is also important that the data management processes are efficient and automated in order to make sure that correct information can be delivered to the end user without unnecessary dely. It's important to measure and describe data quality in a standardized and traceable way. By creating an automat... -
Sharing technology innovation: INSPIRE features of the open source project deegree
This presentation proposal addresses the "innovation sharing" focus of this year's INSPIRE conference. The deegree open source project has a more than 10 years tradition of geospatial standards implementation. Its current INSPIRE-relevant capabilities are outstanding in the field of open source software. This example of community-driven development clearly shows the benefit of open solutions, both for users and developers. The open source software framework deegree is a comprehensive implementation of the OGC and ISO geospatial IT standards. It has been developed with two goals in mind: provide a uniform framework for implementing Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI) and adhering to standards as strictly as possible. Although being open source software (Lesser GNU Public License, LGPL), dee... -
Spatial Data Infrastructure for Marine Environnement Ifremer initiatives in France and in Europe
Access to ocean and marine data is a major issue both for marine related researches and for marine environment management and spatial planning in application of Water Framework Directive (WFD) and Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). However, marine observation is still difficult and expensive and, consequently, observation activities must be engaged by several organizations in all European Coastal States. Ifremer contribute to (or coordinator of) several European projects dealing with ocean observations and data management such as Argo, Seadatanet, Geoseas, Emodnet, etc. Ifremer has also developed strong relationships with international organisation such as IOC. Underwater technologies, biodiversity, fisheries science and aquaculture, coastal environment, mineral resources, biotec... -
IDEE- Spain: The INSPIRE Discovery Service of the Spanish NSDI. Lessons learnt
INSPIRE Directive draws up that Member states should provide descriptions of spatial datasets and services within the scope of the National SDI's and shall establish and operate a network of the services for the spatial data sets and services for which metadata have been created. To ensure that the spatial data infrastructures of the Member states are compatible and usable in a global and trans-boundary context, the Directive requires that Implementing Rules (IR) about Network Services were adopted and implemented for the web services available. One of them in the "discovery service" that allows users and computer programs the searching of spatial datasets and services based on their metadata. Taking into account the principles of INSPIRE Directive about services, and due to the necessit... -
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Standards & Interoperability III
INSPIRE -GWF 2015, Lisbon, 25-29 May 2015 Session: Standards and Interoperability Moderator: Mark Reichardt President and Chief Executive Officer Open Geospatial Consortium United States Speakers: The EAGLE Concept's Land Cover Data Model - Current State of Play and Outlook Stephan Arnold, Federal Statistical Office. Germany 0:35 Analysis of On-Line Availability and Access Conditions in EEA39 Countries of the Essential Reference Data Required by Copernicus Services Leire Leoz, Tracasa, Spain 16:50 Using the Latest ISO Standard for Geographic Information (ISO19115-1:2014) for an INSPIRE Discovery Service - Use Case in the Wallonia Region Francois Prunayre, titellus, France 34:45 View and Download Services for the Theme Buildings in the Czech Republic Petr Soucek, Czech Office for Su... -
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The Influence of the INSPIRE Process on Creation and Maintenance of Metadata
In this paper we describe how collecting and maintaining large amounts of metadata has changed during the last few years, giving the point of view of an well-established metadata infrastructure of the public administration in Germany. The German Environmental Information Portal (www.portalu.de) is the central access point to distributed publicly-held environmental data and information, and is in this respect also part of the German SDI. The scope of this paper is to show how the INSPIRE process influenced the development of the metadata component in PortalU. PortalU is the result of a long-term cooperation between the environmental departments of the German Federal Government and the German States, which began in the early nineties. Until now, nearly 14.000 metadata entries are maintained... -
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NASA Earthdata Webinar: Implementing ISO 19115 Standards: NASA Earth Science Data
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- Duration: 70:45
- Updated: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 180
This webinar addresses the initial design and implementation steps in the development of an effective ISO metadata model for NASA Earth Science Data Providers. ...
This webinar addresses the initial design and implementation steps in the development of an effective ISO metadata model for NASA Earth Science Data Providers.
The discussion will cover the following topics:
* The identification of the essential metadata elements that are required for data discovery and data description
* The specification of the ISO classes that contain these elements
* The incorporation of NASA specific identifiers that will better enable parsing metadata content
* The construction and implementation of an ISO model that fulfills the data provider's needs.
For more ISO Metadata Standard Information applicable to NASA EOSDIS,
https://wiki.earthdata.nasa.gov/display/NASAISO/NASA+ISO+for+EOSDIS
wn.com/Nasa Earthdata Webinar Implementing Iso 19115 Standards Nasa Earth Science Data
This webinar addresses the initial design and implementation steps in the development of an effective ISO metadata model for NASA Earth Science Data Providers.
The discussion will cover the following topics:
* The identification of the essential metadata elements that are required for data discovery and data description
* The specification of the ISO classes that contain these elements
* The incorporation of NASA specific identifiers that will better enable parsing metadata content
* The construction and implementation of an ISO model that fulfills the data provider's needs.
For more ISO Metadata Standard Information applicable to NASA EOSDIS,
https://wiki.earthdata.nasa.gov/display/NASAISO/NASA+ISO+for+EOSDIS
- published: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 180
The ISO 19115 Toolkit
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- Duration: 0:55
- Updated: 14 Feb 2015
- views: 21
https://store.theartofservice.com/the-iso-19115-toolkit.html
This innovative set of documents and ready-to-use templates will provide you with a head start for ...
https://store.theartofservice.com/the-iso-19115-toolkit.html
This innovative set of documents and ready-to-use templates will provide you with a head start for both learning and applying of a ISO 19115 approach that meets today's standards.
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Recent Improvements in ISO Metadata Standards; what does it mean to me
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 84:52
- Updated: 28 Aug 2014
- views: 298
Since 2003 the geospatial community has benefited from an international consensus on best practice to structure documentation about valuable and complex resourc...
Since 2003 the geospatial community has benefited from an international consensus on best practice to structure documentation about valuable and complex resources. After a decade of international application experience ISO’s Technical Committee 211 has revised the consensus. Earlier this year the revision was completed with the publication of ISO 19115-1:2014 Geographic information -- Metadata -- Part 1: Fundamentals.
This Webinar was coordinated by LINZ to help introduce Australasian information communities to the new standard. Dr Ted Habermann presents as he was an participant in the revision. Ted is also Project Leader and Editor for the implementation specification, ISO/TS 19115-3: Part 3: XML schema implementation of metadata fundamentals. This specification will be published in 2015. In the second segment of this Webinar Ted briefly introduces the subject of translations and quantitative tools for assessing metadata quality.
ISO 19115-1:2014 - http://www.iso.org/iso/home/store/catalogue_tc/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=53798
Dr Ted Habermann Bio : http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/User:Ted.Habermann#Brief_Bio
Slideshow available here: http://www.slideshare.net/tedhabermann/19115-questionsandanswers
The Translation Proofing slides are located here:
http://www.slideshare.net/tedhabermann/translation-proofing
wn.com/Recent Improvements In Iso Metadata Standards What Does It Mean To Me
Since 2003 the geospatial community has benefited from an international consensus on best practice to structure documentation about valuable and complex resources. After a decade of international application experience ISO’s Technical Committee 211 has revised the consensus. Earlier this year the revision was completed with the publication of ISO 19115-1:2014 Geographic information -- Metadata -- Part 1: Fundamentals.
This Webinar was coordinated by LINZ to help introduce Australasian information communities to the new standard. Dr Ted Habermann presents as he was an participant in the revision. Ted is also Project Leader and Editor for the implementation specification, ISO/TS 19115-3: Part 3: XML schema implementation of metadata fundamentals. This specification will be published in 2015. In the second segment of this Webinar Ted briefly introduces the subject of translations and quantitative tools for assessing metadata quality.
ISO 19115-1:2014 - http://www.iso.org/iso/home/store/catalogue_tc/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=53798
Dr Ted Habermann Bio : http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/User:Ted.Habermann#Brief_Bio
Slideshow available here: http://www.slideshare.net/tedhabermann/19115-questionsandanswers
The Translation Proofing slides are located here:
http://www.slideshare.net/tedhabermann/translation-proofing
- published: 28 Aug 2014
- views: 298
WCODN Technical Training Webinar: Metadata Creation Tools 2: EME 4.0
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- Duration: 10:25
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 3
This video covers aspects of the EPA Metadata Editor 4.0. It includes tips and tricks for using this tool to create metadata that can easily be consumed by the ...
This video covers aspects of the EPA Metadata Editor 4.0. It includes tips and tricks for using this tool to create metadata that can easily be consumed by the WCODP.
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WCODN Technical Training Webinar: Metadata Creation Tools 4: ATRAC
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- Duration: 8:52
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 6
This video covers the NOAA Metadata Editing tool ATRAC for creating ISO 19115-2 metadata records. Includes a demo and tips and tricks.
This video covers the NOAA Metadata Editing tool ATRAC for creating ISO 19115-2 metadata records. Includes a demo and tips and tricks.
wn.com/Wcodn Technical Training Webinar Metadata Creation Tools 4 Atrac
g.gui.metadata - creation of custom ISO profile (jinja2+OWSLib)
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- Duration: 15:57
- Updated: 08 Aug 2014
- views: 49
Google Summer of Code 2014
Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS.
- published: 08 Aug 2014
- views: 49
g.gui.metadata - editing external ISO metadata
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- Duration: 0:57
- Updated: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 39
Google Summer of Code 2014
Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS.
- published: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 39
g.gui.metadata - creation of template
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- Duration: 1:29
- Updated: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 75
Google Summer of Code 2014
Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS.
- published: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 75
Mastering Geospatial Metadata with FME
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- Duration: 71:12
- Updated: 11 May 2012
- views: 1015
Discover how you can easily create and edit metadata with FME. You'll learn how to read and write metadata in industry standards including: ISO 19115, FGDC, and...
Discover how you can easily create and edit metadata with FME. You'll learn how to read and write metadata in industry standards including: ISO 19115, FGDC, and Esri metadata. Plus, you'll find out how to perform metadata validation and save time when updating metadata - while maintaining accuracy.
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Discover how you can easily create and edit metadata with FME. You'll learn how to read and write metadata in industry standards including: ISO 19115, FGDC, and Esri metadata. Plus, you'll find out how to perform metadata validation and save time when updating metadata - while maintaining accuracy.
- published: 11 May 2012
- views: 1015
g.gui.metadata - editing metadata of map
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- Duration: 1:42
- Updated: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 83
Google Summer of Code 2014
Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRASS GIS.
- published: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 83
MDweb : Import an XML metadata file
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- Duration: 1:20
- Updated: 07 Sep 2011
- views: 351
This video shows how to import an XML files (ISO 19115/19139 or Dublin core) into MDweb and how MDweb realises the importation.
This video shows how to import an XML files (ISO 19115/19139 or Dublin core) into MDweb and how MDweb realises the importation.
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This video shows how to import an XML files (ISO 19115/19139 or Dublin core) into MDweb and how MDweb realises the importation.
- published: 07 Sep 2011
- views: 351
FME UC 2014: Automated Quality Controls with FME
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- Duration: 25:18
- Updated: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 165
Open data and different SDI initiatives gives as a consequence that geographic datasets will be increasingly shared, interchanged and used for purposes other th...
Open data and different SDI initiatives gives as a consequence that geographic datasets will be increasingly shared, interchanged and used for purposes other than their producers' intended ones. It will be very hard for the users to get the full value out of the data if they don't know anything about the quality of available geographic datasets. This information is vital to the process of selecting the dataset for the right purpose, since the value of data is directly related to its quality.
It is also important that the data management processes are efficient and automated in order to make sure that correct information can be delivered to the end user without unnecessary dely. It's important to measure and describe data quality in a standardized and traceable way.
By creating an automated quality control service many of the controls that are often performed manually today can be carried out before the data arrives to the end user the time before data can be published will be shorter.
The presentation will show how great FME works together with ISO standards, for example ISO 19157 Data quality, ISO 19156 Observations and measurement and ISO 19115 Meta data, and how a FME Server validation service can be used in order to support data management in a data distribution workflow.
Co-Presenter: Johan Esko. Johan has great experience from working with data quality and he has also been the project manager of the ISO working group that developed the ISO 19157 Data quality standard.
See more videos from the FME User Conference 2014 at: www.safe.com/fmeuc
wn.com/Fme Uc 2014 Automated Quality Controls With Fme
Open data and different SDI initiatives gives as a consequence that geographic datasets will be increasingly shared, interchanged and used for purposes other than their producers' intended ones. It will be very hard for the users to get the full value out of the data if they don't know anything about the quality of available geographic datasets. This information is vital to the process of selecting the dataset for the right purpose, since the value of data is directly related to its quality.
It is also important that the data management processes are efficient and automated in order to make sure that correct information can be delivered to the end user without unnecessary dely. It's important to measure and describe data quality in a standardized and traceable way.
By creating an automated quality control service many of the controls that are often performed manually today can be carried out before the data arrives to the end user the time before data can be published will be shorter.
The presentation will show how great FME works together with ISO standards, for example ISO 19157 Data quality, ISO 19156 Observations and measurement and ISO 19115 Meta data, and how a FME Server validation service can be used in order to support data management in a data distribution workflow.
Co-Presenter: Johan Esko. Johan has great experience from working with data quality and he has also been the project manager of the ISO working group that developed the ISO 19157 Data quality standard.
See more videos from the FME User Conference 2014 at: www.safe.com/fmeuc
- published: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 165
Sharing technology innovation: INSPIRE features of the open source project deegree
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- Duration: 13:43
- Updated: 12 Jun 2013
- views: 164
This presentation proposal addresses the "innovation sharing" focus of this year's INSPIRE conference. The deegree open source project has a more than 10 years ...
This presentation proposal addresses the "innovation sharing" focus of this year's INSPIRE conference. The deegree open source project has a more than 10 years tradition of geospatial standards implementation. Its current INSPIRE-relevant capabilities are outstanding in the field of open source software. This example of community-driven development clearly shows the benefit of open solutions, both for users and developers.
The open source software framework deegree is a comprehensive implementation of the OGC and ISO geospatial IT standards. It has been developed with two goals in mind: provide a uniform framework for implementing Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI) and adhering to standards as strictly as possible. Although being open source software (Lesser GNU Public License, LGPL), deegree has been developed with a business model in mind: providing the general building blocks of SDIs without license fees and offer customization, consulting and tailoring by specialized companies. The core of deegree is a comprehensive Java Application Programming Interface (API) offering access to spatial features, analysis, metadata and coordinate reference systems. As a library, deegree can and has been integrated as a core module inside spatial information systems. It is reference implementation for several OGC standards and based on an ISO 19107 geometry model. For end users, deegree is shipped as a web application providing easy-to-set-up components for data access, web mapping, spatial analysis and metadata management.
Since 2000, deegree has been the backbone of many productive SDIs, first and foremost for public administration. Recent development was focussed on the implementation of INSPIRE specifications, to support services interfaces and data models. This development was both driven by user requirements and technological progress within the process of creating the new major version of the project. With its current version (3.2) deegree includes support for various INSPIRE standards. This includes the specifications for Discovery Service, View Service and Download Service, but also the data specifications, where most Annex I schemas have already been tested in real-world environment.
INSPIRE standards are a particular challenge to all GIS packages, due to their complexity, both in the data and the services specifications. Here, deegree fits perfectly with its long tradition of supporting complex GML application schemas and sound compliance to existing base standards (OGC/ISO). INSPIRE GML is supported natively, where users have various options for data storage and access. This includes the setup of a View and a Download Service instance on exactly the same data set in a geospatial database. In this case, the Download Service can be used in a transactional mode to maintain or update the data, and the View Service, with map styles based on OGC Symbology Encoding directly on the data store with its complex INSPIRE features. The following paragraphs give some more technical insight to these software components.
The deegree catalogueService implements the Technical Guidedance for INSPIRE Discovery Services and as such also the OGC CSW 2.0.2 specification. Metadata can also be inserted, due to transactional requests are supported as well. The service currently supports the ISO metadata application profile 1.0.0 and the ISO 19115 metadata standard. Database backends can be PostgreSQL/PostGIS, Oracle and MS SQLServer. The so-called "Metadata Store" acts as a pluggable and modular data access layer and allows to add support for new application profiles and backends. Conform to an application profile, the metadata store can create the needed tables in your database.
The deegree mapService implements the Technical Guidedance for INSPIRE View Services. It is further more a full implementation of the OGC Web Map Service (WMS) 1.1.1 and 1.3.0 specification. Geospatial data, whether it is vector or raster, can be served as common layers by the WMS. Representation of these layers is achieved by styles, which are developed in a standardized styling language named Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD) and Symbology Encoding (SE) 1.0.0/1.1.1. High-quality rendering with SLD and SE allows scale dependant styling of vector data and nearly complete raster symbolizing.
by Martin Seiler, Johannes Küpper, Jens Fitzke
lat/lon GmbH, Bonn, Germany
wn.com/Sharing Technology Innovation Inspire Features Of The Open Source Project Deegree
This presentation proposal addresses the "innovation sharing" focus of this year's INSPIRE conference. The deegree open source project has a more than 10 years tradition of geospatial standards implementation. Its current INSPIRE-relevant capabilities are outstanding in the field of open source software. This example of community-driven development clearly shows the benefit of open solutions, both for users and developers.
The open source software framework deegree is a comprehensive implementation of the OGC and ISO geospatial IT standards. It has been developed with two goals in mind: provide a uniform framework for implementing Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI) and adhering to standards as strictly as possible. Although being open source software (Lesser GNU Public License, LGPL), deegree has been developed with a business model in mind: providing the general building blocks of SDIs without license fees and offer customization, consulting and tailoring by specialized companies. The core of deegree is a comprehensive Java Application Programming Interface (API) offering access to spatial features, analysis, metadata and coordinate reference systems. As a library, deegree can and has been integrated as a core module inside spatial information systems. It is reference implementation for several OGC standards and based on an ISO 19107 geometry model. For end users, deegree is shipped as a web application providing easy-to-set-up components for data access, web mapping, spatial analysis and metadata management.
Since 2000, deegree has been the backbone of many productive SDIs, first and foremost for public administration. Recent development was focussed on the implementation of INSPIRE specifications, to support services interfaces and data models. This development was both driven by user requirements and technological progress within the process of creating the new major version of the project. With its current version (3.2) deegree includes support for various INSPIRE standards. This includes the specifications for Discovery Service, View Service and Download Service, but also the data specifications, where most Annex I schemas have already been tested in real-world environment.
INSPIRE standards are a particular challenge to all GIS packages, due to their complexity, both in the data and the services specifications. Here, deegree fits perfectly with its long tradition of supporting complex GML application schemas and sound compliance to existing base standards (OGC/ISO). INSPIRE GML is supported natively, where users have various options for data storage and access. This includes the setup of a View and a Download Service instance on exactly the same data set in a geospatial database. In this case, the Download Service can be used in a transactional mode to maintain or update the data, and the View Service, with map styles based on OGC Symbology Encoding directly on the data store with its complex INSPIRE features. The following paragraphs give some more technical insight to these software components.
The deegree catalogueService implements the Technical Guidedance for INSPIRE Discovery Services and as such also the OGC CSW 2.0.2 specification. Metadata can also be inserted, due to transactional requests are supported as well. The service currently supports the ISO metadata application profile 1.0.0 and the ISO 19115 metadata standard. Database backends can be PostgreSQL/PostGIS, Oracle and MS SQLServer. The so-called "Metadata Store" acts as a pluggable and modular data access layer and allows to add support for new application profiles and backends. Conform to an application profile, the metadata store can create the needed tables in your database.
The deegree mapService implements the Technical Guidedance for INSPIRE View Services. It is further more a full implementation of the OGC Web Map Service (WMS) 1.1.1 and 1.3.0 specification. Geospatial data, whether it is vector or raster, can be served as common layers by the WMS. Representation of these layers is achieved by styles, which are developed in a standardized styling language named Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD) and Symbology Encoding (SE) 1.0.0/1.1.1. High-quality rendering with SLD and SE allows scale dependant styling of vector data and nearly complete raster symbolizing.
by Martin Seiler, Johannes Küpper, Jens Fitzke
lat/lon GmbH, Bonn, Germany
- published: 12 Jun 2013
- views: 164
Spatial Data Infrastructure for Marine Environnement Ifremer initiatives in France and in Europe
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- Duration: 14:28
- Updated: 12 Jun 2013
- views: 297
Access to ocean and marine data is a major issue both for marine related researches and for marine environment management and spatial planning in application of...
Access to ocean and marine data is a major issue both for marine related researches and for marine environment management and spatial planning in application of Water Framework Directive (WFD) and Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). However, marine observation is still difficult and expensive and, consequently, observation activities must be engaged by several organizations in all European Coastal States.
Ifremer contribute to (or coordinator of) several European projects dealing with ocean observations and data management such as Argo, Seadatanet, Geoseas, Emodnet, etc. Ifremer has also developed strong relationships with international organisation such as IOC. Underwater technologies, biodiversity, fisheries science and aquaculture, coastal environment, mineral resources, biotechnologies and operational oceanography are all part of its research missions and fields of skill and excellence. In addition it has to implement a national and European strategy for marine databases.
In the framework of these initiatives, advances have been achieved both in the national and transnational cooperation: data policies, share of environmental data and also in the technical implementation of distributed spatial data systems (metadata management, portal accessing distributed repositories,...). These systems are now operationally robust and supports European Commission Directorate-General -- Mare preparatory actions for the MSFD such as the European Marine Observation and Data Network (http://www.emodnet-hydrography.eu/)
Technologies used have been chosen to be compliant to Inspire directive both for discovery, data access and data visualization services. Standardization has been considered as a key point for the success of the integration of very large partnerships in data management. Moreover, these technologies and standards had to be adapted to the marine domain: management of the 3D for the water column, management of the time for environmental dynamic and variability.
Ifremer has developed a spatial data infrastructure, called Sextant (http://www.ifremer.fr/sextant/), in order to answer to the Inspire Directive. The aim of this paper is to introduce technologies developed for the Sextant infrastructure.
Sextant is a portal to manage, share and retrieve geographical marine information in order to support multidisciplinary studies (share of geographical information across disciplines environmental, socio-economical, regulations, geosciences) and support of decision making (management of usages and resources of coastal zone and fisheries, risk assessment, renewable marine energies).
The mains functionalities of Sextant are :
- the possibility of creating a web portal for each thematic catalog;
- the 'Catalog' allows end-users to search one or more metadata according to different criteria (geographic extent, theme,...). To promote the share and distribution of datasets we have normalized the data description (ISO 19115), the XML encoding (ISO 19139) and access to catalogs (CSW);
- the Web GIS interface allows end-users to create maps including several layers from internal and external sources. The portal access to local or remote OGC services displaying data by WMS;
- the download basket allows end-users to download the selected data in various formats and projections for use in GIS software.
Sextant allows access to multidimensional gridded datasets thanks to Web Services (WMS, WCS, SWE) developed for oceanographic model output, meteorological model output and digital elevation model. At the moment, Sextant offers 2000 metadata on-line describing around 5000 geographic information. SeaDataNet offers the same kind of services at European level and relies of a distributed network of data centers and describes more than 1 million of observations data sets.
The objective of this presentation is to present the methods, tools and resources developed by Ifremer to meet the requirements of the Inspire Directive while ensuring interoperability of these information systems.
by E. Quimbert, G. Maudire, M. Bellouis, M. Treguer, SeaDataNet Consortium
Ifremer, Brest, France
wn.com/Spatial Data Infrastructure For Marine Environnement Ifremer Initiatives In France And In Europe
Access to ocean and marine data is a major issue both for marine related researches and for marine environment management and spatial planning in application of Water Framework Directive (WFD) and Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). However, marine observation is still difficult and expensive and, consequently, observation activities must be engaged by several organizations in all European Coastal States.
Ifremer contribute to (or coordinator of) several European projects dealing with ocean observations and data management such as Argo, Seadatanet, Geoseas, Emodnet, etc. Ifremer has also developed strong relationships with international organisation such as IOC. Underwater technologies, biodiversity, fisheries science and aquaculture, coastal environment, mineral resources, biotechnologies and operational oceanography are all part of its research missions and fields of skill and excellence. In addition it has to implement a national and European strategy for marine databases.
In the framework of these initiatives, advances have been achieved both in the national and transnational cooperation: data policies, share of environmental data and also in the technical implementation of distributed spatial data systems (metadata management, portal accessing distributed repositories,...). These systems are now operationally robust and supports European Commission Directorate-General -- Mare preparatory actions for the MSFD such as the European Marine Observation and Data Network (http://www.emodnet-hydrography.eu/)
Technologies used have been chosen to be compliant to Inspire directive both for discovery, data access and data visualization services. Standardization has been considered as a key point for the success of the integration of very large partnerships in data management. Moreover, these technologies and standards had to be adapted to the marine domain: management of the 3D for the water column, management of the time for environmental dynamic and variability.
Ifremer has developed a spatial data infrastructure, called Sextant (http://www.ifremer.fr/sextant/), in order to answer to the Inspire Directive. The aim of this paper is to introduce technologies developed for the Sextant infrastructure.
Sextant is a portal to manage, share and retrieve geographical marine information in order to support multidisciplinary studies (share of geographical information across disciplines environmental, socio-economical, regulations, geosciences) and support of decision making (management of usages and resources of coastal zone and fisheries, risk assessment, renewable marine energies).
The mains functionalities of Sextant are :
- the possibility of creating a web portal for each thematic catalog;
- the 'Catalog' allows end-users to search one or more metadata according to different criteria (geographic extent, theme,...). To promote the share and distribution of datasets we have normalized the data description (ISO 19115), the XML encoding (ISO 19139) and access to catalogs (CSW);
- the Web GIS interface allows end-users to create maps including several layers from internal and external sources. The portal access to local or remote OGC services displaying data by WMS;
- the download basket allows end-users to download the selected data in various formats and projections for use in GIS software.
Sextant allows access to multidimensional gridded datasets thanks to Web Services (WMS, WCS, SWE) developed for oceanographic model output, meteorological model output and digital elevation model. At the moment, Sextant offers 2000 metadata on-line describing around 5000 geographic information. SeaDataNet offers the same kind of services at European level and relies of a distributed network of data centers and describes more than 1 million of observations data sets.
The objective of this presentation is to present the methods, tools and resources developed by Ifremer to meet the requirements of the Inspire Directive while ensuring interoperability of these information systems.
by E. Quimbert, G. Maudire, M. Bellouis, M. Treguer, SeaDataNet Consortium
Ifremer, Brest, France
- published: 12 Jun 2013
- views: 297
IDEE- Spain: The INSPIRE Discovery Service of the Spanish NSDI. Lessons learnt
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- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 12 Jun 2013
- views: 91
INSPIRE Directive draws up that Member states should provide descriptions of spatial datasets and services within the scope of the National SDI's and shall esta...
INSPIRE Directive draws up that Member states should provide descriptions of spatial datasets and services within the scope of the National SDI's and shall establish and operate a network of the services for the spatial data sets and services for which metadata have been created.
To ensure that the spatial data infrastructures of the Member states are compatible and usable in a global and trans-boundary context, the Directive requires that Implementing Rules (IR) about Network Services were adopted and implemented for the web services available. One of them in the "discovery service" that allows users and computer programs the searching of spatial datasets and services based on their metadata.
Taking into account the principles of INSPIRE Directive about services, and due to the necessity to ensure that INSPIRE Discovery Services were implemented in a consistent and compatible way across Europe, in 2011, the National Geographic Institute of Spain (IGN), had taken the initiative of creating the INSPIRE discovery service and a catalogue client that gives support to data and service metadata of the resources of the Spanish National SDI.
The service called IDEE-CSW INSPIRE, is a discovery service that allows search and retrieval of descriptive information (metadata) about data and services and meets the INSPIRE Profile of OGC™ Catalogue Service Specification 2.0.2 - ISO Metadata Application Profile for CSW 2.0 (CSW ISO AP), the Technical Guidance for the implementation of INSPIRE Discovery Services and the rules of procedure defined by Initial Operating Capability Task Force. This service has been built using a free software application (Geonetwork 2.6.4).
IGN Spain had created a web catalogue service (http://www.ign.es/csw-inspire) where the user can find descriptive information (metadata) of the series, units, Digital Terrain Models, Topographic Databases, Orthoimages, Web Map Services, and other Inspire services so on and if after consulting the information. If the user is interested in getting these products, he can access data through the CNIG Download Center or the set of downloading web sites described in http://www.idee.es/resources/CentrosDescarga/Organizaciones.html.
The cartographic products shown in the catalogue are classified as Dataset, series and Web Services according to the hierarchical levels defined in ISO 19115.
Nowadays, there are a lot of CSW services and clients, OGC compliant, that integrates through the Internet metadata of data and services, within the State, Regional and Local government levels, but there are a very few examples of Inspire compliant Discovery Services and clients.
Therefore, IGN Spain, has contributed to create an actual example of implementation that can be a meeting point for experts dedicated to the cataloguing of geographic information, with the objective of stimulating the development of discovery services and therefore, to help the development of Spatial Data Infrastructures.
The client developed is embbebed in the Spanish Spatial Data Infrastructure Geoportal, www.idee.es, a collective project based on the cooperation of a large number of actors in Spain: governmental bodies at national, regional and local levels, private companies, universities, citizens, to offer a wide range of resources related with Geographic Information. Its spirit is based on cooperation and openness through their consensus and experiences according to INSPIRE guidelines, Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) interoperability specifications and ISO 19100 standards.
The aim of this paper is present this service and the client in order to assist in the process of creation and development in a community, to explain its main characteristics and the future steps of development. Lessons learnt, problems found, difficulties and pitfalls are summarized in a set of conclusions.
by A. F. Rodríguez, E. López, P. Abad, A. Sánchez, M. Juanatey, C. Soteres, C. Ruiz, V. Ramos, L. Hernández
wn.com/Idee Spain The Inspire Discovery Service Of The Spanish Nsdi. Lessons Learnt
INSPIRE Directive draws up that Member states should provide descriptions of spatial datasets and services within the scope of the National SDI's and shall establish and operate a network of the services for the spatial data sets and services for which metadata have been created.
To ensure that the spatial data infrastructures of the Member states are compatible and usable in a global and trans-boundary context, the Directive requires that Implementing Rules (IR) about Network Services were adopted and implemented for the web services available. One of them in the "discovery service" that allows users and computer programs the searching of spatial datasets and services based on their metadata.
Taking into account the principles of INSPIRE Directive about services, and due to the necessity to ensure that INSPIRE Discovery Services were implemented in a consistent and compatible way across Europe, in 2011, the National Geographic Institute of Spain (IGN), had taken the initiative of creating the INSPIRE discovery service and a catalogue client that gives support to data and service metadata of the resources of the Spanish National SDI.
The service called IDEE-CSW INSPIRE, is a discovery service that allows search and retrieval of descriptive information (metadata) about data and services and meets the INSPIRE Profile of OGC™ Catalogue Service Specification 2.0.2 - ISO Metadata Application Profile for CSW 2.0 (CSW ISO AP), the Technical Guidance for the implementation of INSPIRE Discovery Services and the rules of procedure defined by Initial Operating Capability Task Force. This service has been built using a free software application (Geonetwork 2.6.4).
IGN Spain had created a web catalogue service (http://www.ign.es/csw-inspire) where the user can find descriptive information (metadata) of the series, units, Digital Terrain Models, Topographic Databases, Orthoimages, Web Map Services, and other Inspire services so on and if after consulting the information. If the user is interested in getting these products, he can access data through the CNIG Download Center or the set of downloading web sites described in http://www.idee.es/resources/CentrosDescarga/Organizaciones.html.
The cartographic products shown in the catalogue are classified as Dataset, series and Web Services according to the hierarchical levels defined in ISO 19115.
Nowadays, there are a lot of CSW services and clients, OGC compliant, that integrates through the Internet metadata of data and services, within the State, Regional and Local government levels, but there are a very few examples of Inspire compliant Discovery Services and clients.
Therefore, IGN Spain, has contributed to create an actual example of implementation that can be a meeting point for experts dedicated to the cataloguing of geographic information, with the objective of stimulating the development of discovery services and therefore, to help the development of Spatial Data Infrastructures.
The client developed is embbebed in the Spanish Spatial Data Infrastructure Geoportal, www.idee.es, a collective project based on the cooperation of a large number of actors in Spain: governmental bodies at national, regional and local levels, private companies, universities, citizens, to offer a wide range of resources related with Geographic Information. Its spirit is based on cooperation and openness through their consensus and experiences according to INSPIRE guidelines, Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) interoperability specifications and ISO 19100 standards.
The aim of this paper is present this service and the client in order to assist in the process of creation and development in a community, to explain its main characteristics and the future steps of development. Lessons learnt, problems found, difficulties and pitfalls are summarized in a set of conclusions.
by A. F. Rodríguez, E. López, P. Abad, A. Sánchez, M. Juanatey, C. Soteres, C. Ruiz, V. Ramos, L. Hernández
- published: 12 Jun 2013
- views: 91
ArcGIS ArcCatalog - Publicação de Metadados
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- Duration: 2:37
- Updated: 06 Jul 2015
- views: 26
Exportação de metadado no formato ISO19115 (ISO19139) e upload no GeoNetwork na mesma versão do Catálogo Central da INDE
Exportação de metadado no formato ISO19115 (ISO19139) e upload no GeoNetwork na mesma versão do Catálogo Central da INDE
wn.com/Arcgis Arccatalog Publicação De Metadados
Exportação de metadado no formato ISO19115 (ISO19139) e upload no GeoNetwork na mesma versão do Catálogo Central da INDE
- published: 06 Jul 2015
- views: 26
Standards & Interoperability III
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- Duration: 88:32
- Updated: 10 Jul 2015
- views: 50
INSPIRE -GWF 2015, Lisbon, 25-29 May 2015
Session: Standards and Interoperability
Moderator: Mark Reichardt
President and Chief Executive Officer
Open Geospati...
INSPIRE -GWF 2015, Lisbon, 25-29 May 2015
Session: Standards and Interoperability
Moderator: Mark Reichardt
President and Chief Executive Officer
Open Geospatial Consortium
United States
Speakers:
The EAGLE Concept's Land Cover Data Model - Current State of Play and Outlook
Stephan Arnold, Federal Statistical Office. Germany
0:35
Analysis of On-Line Availability and Access Conditions in EEA39 Countries of the Essential Reference Data Required by Copernicus Services
Leire Leoz, Tracasa, Spain
16:50
Using the Latest ISO Standard for Geographic Information (ISO19115-1:2014) for an INSPIRE Discovery Service - Use Case in the Wallonia Region
Francois Prunayre, titellus, France
34:45
View and Download Services for the Theme Buildings in the Czech Republic
Petr Soucek, Czech Office for Surveying, Mapping and Cadastre
Czech Republic
53:25
Creation of the Consensus Model for Spain of INSPIRE Buildings Data
Amalia Velasco
Spanish Directorate General for Cadastre, Spain
1:09:15
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INSPIRE -GWF 2015, Lisbon, 25-29 May 2015
Session: Standards and Interoperability
Moderator: Mark Reichardt
President and Chief Executive Officer
Open Geospatial Consortium
United States
Speakers:
The EAGLE Concept's Land Cover Data Model - Current State of Play and Outlook
Stephan Arnold, Federal Statistical Office. Germany
0:35
Analysis of On-Line Availability and Access Conditions in EEA39 Countries of the Essential Reference Data Required by Copernicus Services
Leire Leoz, Tracasa, Spain
16:50
Using the Latest ISO Standard for Geographic Information (ISO19115-1:2014) for an INSPIRE Discovery Service - Use Case in the Wallonia Region
Francois Prunayre, titellus, France
34:45
View and Download Services for the Theme Buildings in the Czech Republic
Petr Soucek, Czech Office for Surveying, Mapping and Cadastre
Czech Republic
53:25
Creation of the Consensus Model for Spain of INSPIRE Buildings Data
Amalia Velasco
Spanish Directorate General for Cadastre, Spain
1:09:15
- published: 10 Jul 2015
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MetaEdit - Der Metadateneditor für ArcGIS
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- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 25 Sep 2009
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INSPIRE- und ISO19115-konforme Erstellung und Bearbeitung von Metadaten in ArcGIS von ESRI.
INSPIRE- und ISO19115-konforme Erstellung und Bearbeitung von Metadaten in ArcGIS von ESRI.
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The Influence of the INSPIRE Process on Creation and Maintenance of Metadata
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In this paper we describe how collecting and maintaining large amounts of metadata
has changed during the last few years, giving the point of view of an well-es...
In this paper we describe how collecting and maintaining large amounts of metadata
has changed during the last few years, giving the point of view of an well-established
metadata infrastructure of the public administration in Germany. The German
Environmental Information Portal (www.portalu.de) is the central access point to
distributed publicly-held environmental data and information, and is in this respect also
part of the German SDI. The scope of this paper is to show how the INSPIRE process
influenced the development of the metadata component in PortalU.
PortalU is the result of a long-term cooperation between the environmental
departments of the German Federal Government and the German States, which began in
the early nineties. Until now, nearly 14.000 metadata entries are maintained in the
metadata catalogues of the German Federal Government and the States. The provided
metadata describe not only spatial data, but also documents, non-spatial datasets, nonspatialservices and applications. Moreover, descriptions of environmental projects
collected in the catalogues are available.
The original data model for metadata was improved ever since, resulting in today's
metadata catalogue software InGrid Catalog (IGC). The data model of the IGC is
compliant with the ISO standards 19115 and 19119. Though the same specifications are
proposed to be used in the establishment of the INSPIRE SDI, several modifications
were necessary since the publication of the specifications of the first data themes. On
the one hand, additional metadata elements had to be included in the data model and the
catalogue software. On the other hand, the layout of the editor software had to be
adjusted in several ways. Although the latter seems to be of lesser importance on the
first look, our experience in all the years of developing a metadata catalogue software
emphasizes the importance of sophisticated user interfaces. The better the users are
aided when entering the (meta-) data, the higher the quality of the resulting descriptions
will be.
Metadata is not only used for the finding of data but also for providing instructions on
how to use the data. For example, specifying the relationship of spatial datasets and
view services constitutes a widely disputed and commonly known problem in the
INSPIRE community. Although metadata can be used to express this relationship there
is no feasible agreement yet on how the relationship of so-called coupled resources
should be implemented. Therefore, a convention has been made within the German SDI,
which allows to specify this kind of metadata relationship in a reliable way. The InGrid
Editor offers easy and intuitive ways to the users in order to express these relations.
In summary it can be said that the InGrid metadata catalogue has proven itself to be
flexible enough to tackle all the new problems that appeared along with the advent of
INSPIRE. As we have shown, the number of metadata elements should be kept as small
as possible. This should be kept in mind, especially with regard to the development of
the data specifications for the INSPIRE themes of Annex II and III.
by Fred Kruse, Franz Schenk Stefanie Haß,
Coordination Centre PortalU, Hannover, Germany
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In this paper we describe how collecting and maintaining large amounts of metadata
has changed during the last few years, giving the point of view of an well-established
metadata infrastructure of the public administration in Germany. The German
Environmental Information Portal (www.portalu.de) is the central access point to
distributed publicly-held environmental data and information, and is in this respect also
part of the German SDI. The scope of this paper is to show how the INSPIRE process
influenced the development of the metadata component in PortalU.
PortalU is the result of a long-term cooperation between the environmental
departments of the German Federal Government and the German States, which began in
the early nineties. Until now, nearly 14.000 metadata entries are maintained in the
metadata catalogues of the German Federal Government and the States. The provided
metadata describe not only spatial data, but also documents, non-spatial datasets, nonspatialservices and applications. Moreover, descriptions of environmental projects
collected in the catalogues are available.
The original data model for metadata was improved ever since, resulting in today's
metadata catalogue software InGrid Catalog (IGC). The data model of the IGC is
compliant with the ISO standards 19115 and 19119. Though the same specifications are
proposed to be used in the establishment of the INSPIRE SDI, several modifications
were necessary since the publication of the specifications of the first data themes. On
the one hand, additional metadata elements had to be included in the data model and the
catalogue software. On the other hand, the layout of the editor software had to be
adjusted in several ways. Although the latter seems to be of lesser importance on the
first look, our experience in all the years of developing a metadata catalogue software
emphasizes the importance of sophisticated user interfaces. The better the users are
aided when entering the (meta-) data, the higher the quality of the resulting descriptions
will be.
Metadata is not only used for the finding of data but also for providing instructions on
how to use the data. For example, specifying the relationship of spatial datasets and
view services constitutes a widely disputed and commonly known problem in the
INSPIRE community. Although metadata can be used to express this relationship there
is no feasible agreement yet on how the relationship of so-called coupled resources
should be implemented. Therefore, a convention has been made within the German SDI,
which allows to specify this kind of metadata relationship in a reliable way. The InGrid
Editor offers easy and intuitive ways to the users in order to express these relations.
In summary it can be said that the InGrid metadata catalogue has proven itself to be
flexible enough to tackle all the new problems that appeared along with the advent of
INSPIRE. As we have shown, the number of metadata elements should be kept as small
as possible. This should be kept in mind, especially with regard to the development of
the data specifications for the INSPIRE themes of Annex II and III.
by Fred Kruse, Franz Schenk Stefanie Haß,
Coordination Centre PortalU, Hannover, Germany
- published: 12 Jun 2013
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Miejski system kontaktu Warszawa 19115
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- published: 18 Jul 2014
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Nikon V1 vs D5100 - Part 3 - High ISO performance
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OpenWIS OpenSource Software The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has been working for several years towards upgrading its global infrastructure to suppor...
OpenWIS OpenSource Software The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has been working for several years towards upgrading its global infrastructure to support all of its international programmes of work, both operational and research-based, to collect, share and disseminate information. The new infrastructure is called the WIS ( WMO Information System). It identifies three top level functions, namely: • GISC: Global Information System Centre; • DCPC: Data Collection and Production Centre; • NC: National Centre. Météo-France, the UK Met Office, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, the Korean Meteorological Administration and Meteo France International have developed the OpenWIS software, coupled with their existing systems, to perform the three functions required by the WMO Information System; that is, GISC, DCPC and NC. Based on opensource bricks, with GeoNetwork, OpenAM, JBoss, Apache, Solr and PostGreSQL, OpenWIS is going to become opensource. Beyond the WIS requirements, the OpenWIS consortium is building new functionalities for OpenWIS that will fit the OGC (OpenGeospatial Consortium) and INSPIRE (European directive) aspects, with standards OGC interfaces, a portal providing the viewer function with the discovery, search and request possibilities, and in a short future the billing and the transformation services. The current functional components of OpenWIS are: • Data Service and its cache of essential data • Metadata Service (ISO19115 catalogue synchronised with OAI-PMH protocol) • Security Service • Monitoring and Control • Portal (Discovery, Search, Browse, Request, Subscription) Météo France operates various dissemination tools. OpenWIS provide a generic interface that Météo France has adapted, covering requests for dissemination and their monitoring. OpenWIS interacts with data sources to respond to ad hoc or periodic subscription requests either directly via harness connections or relying on SOA OGC infrastructure. The new challenge of the consortium is to share the opensource model and expand membership beyond the founding members. The reflexion within the consortium enables to give some trends: • A steering committee for the integration of new functionalities (spontaneous or not) • One or two licences (the portal and the metadata component inheriting of the GeoNetwork licence) • A strong but reduced team for the initial developpement (MetOffice and Meteo France) • Git for the management of versioning and integration • The will to put the soft on the shelves of the World Meteorological Organisation • Entrance in the opensource area by the end of 2013
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NASA Earthdata Webinar: Implementing ISO 19115 Standards: NASA Earth Science Data
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The ISO 19115 Toolkit
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Recent Improvements in ISO Metadata Standards; what does it mean to me
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WCODN Technical Training Webinar: Metadata Creation Tools 2: EME 4.0
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WCODN Technical Training Webinar: Metadata Creation Tools 4: ATRAC
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g.gui.metadata - creation of custom ISO profile (jinja2+OWSLib)
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Metadata editor based on EN ISO 19115 and EN ISO 19119 for GRAS...
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g.gui.metadata - editing external ISO metadata
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g.gui.metadata - creation of template
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Mastering Geospatial Metadata with FME
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MDweb : Import an XML metadata file
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FME UC 2014: Automated Quality Controls with FME
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Sharing technology innovation: INSPIRE features of the open source project deegree
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Spatial Data Infrastructure for Marine Environnement Ifremer initiatives in France and in Europe
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It’s a tough pill to swallow for many survivors and families of victims that Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 77 people in gun and bomb attacks in 2011, gets another day in court, this time claiming to be a victim of human rights abuses. Gone from the public eye for four years, Norway’s worst mass killer is suing the government over his solitary confinement, which he says is inhumane. READ MORE ... READ MORE. Ginger nut....
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Going green is easy in BIG D! Dallas, TX is the first city in the United States to be ISO 14001 certified across all major operations. ISO 14001 is an international environmental standard, which sets environmental goals for organizations and communities to exceed environmental compliance and reduce the impact of their operations on the environment....
Indosat Ooredoo, Lintasarta and IBM to Collaborate on the Cloud to Drive Indonesian Digital Transformation (IBM - International Business Machines Corporation)
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(Source. IBM - International Business Machines Corporation). Jakarta, Indonesia and Armonk, NY - 11 Mar 2016. Indosat Ooredoo, one of Indonesia's largest telecommunications and services provider, and IBM (NYSE ... Cloud-based Services for Indonesian Businesses ... Digital & Operational Transformation ... For quality assurance practices Lintasarta has obtained the certification ISO 9001 . 2008 , ISO 27001 . 2013, ISO 2000-1 . 2011, ISO 14001 ... (noodl....
Lintasarta Selects Hughes JUPITER System for High-Performance Enterprise Managed Services in Indonesia (Hughes Communications Inc)
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(Source. Hughes Communications Inc). News Release Download PDF ... Under the terms of the agreement, Hughes will supply a JUPITER System gateway, to be installed in Jatilahur, Indonesia, and up to 5,000 terminals ... About Lintasarta ... We have obtained IS0 9001.2008, ISO 27001.2013, ISO 2000-1.2011, ISO 14001.2008, OHSAS 18001.2007, CMSP (Cisco Managed Service Partner) and SMK3 PP 50/2012 local certifications for service quality assurance....
Discussion paper- Draft RTS and ITS under SFTR (ESMA - European Securities and Markets Authority)
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(Source. ESMA - European Securities and Markets Authority) SFTR_Discussion_Report v4. Discussion Paper. Draft RTS and ITS under SFTR. 11 March 2016. ESMA/2016/356. Responding to this paper. Date. 11 March 2016 ESMA/2016/356. ESMA invites comments on all matters in this paper and in particular on the specific questions summarised in Annex 1. Comments are most helpful if they. respond to the question stated; ... 4.1 ISO 20022 27 ... Use of ISO 20022 99....
DG Azevêdo praises work of standards committee on reaching 500th trade concern (WTO - World Trade Organization)
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(Source. WTO - World Trade Organization). DG Azevêdo said. 'Today WTO Members discussed the 500th specific trade concern ... Specific trade concerns - food and drinks in focus ... Source. WTO ... Alcohol ... The International Standards Organization (ISO) introduced its new ISO Action Plan for developing countries, a technical assistance programme launched in January, which focuses on strengthening the national quality infrastructure of ISO members ... Note....
500ème préoccupation commerciale spécifique : le DG Roberto Azevêdo félicite le Comité OTC pour ses travaux (WTO - World Trade Organization)
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(Source. WTO - World Trade Organization). DG Azevêdo said. 'Today WTO Members discussed the 500th specific trade concern ... Specific trade concerns - food and drinks in focus ... Source. WTO ... Alcohol ... The International Standards Organization (ISO) introduced its new ISO Action Plan for developing countries, a technical assistance programme launched in January, which focuses on strengthening the national quality infrastructure of ISO members ... Note....
El Director General Azevêdo elogia la labor del Comité OTC, que abordó la 500ª preocupación comercial (WTO - World Trade Organization)
Edit Public Technologies 11 Mar 2016
(Source. WTO - World Trade Organization). DG Azevêdo said. 'Today WTO Members discussed the 500th specific trade concern ... Specific trade concerns - food and drinks in focus ... Source. WTO ... Alcohol ... The International Standards Organization (ISO) introduced its new ISO Action Plan for developing countries, a technical assistance programme launched in January, which focuses on strengthening the national quality infrastructure of ISO members ... Note....
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