Evolution of an open Spatial Data Infrastructure in time (and how we deal with that)
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The document discusses the evolution of open spatial data infrastructures (SDIs) over time from 2000 to 2013. It shows how SDIs have developed from standards, software, and data to include metadata, view services, data services, and knowledge. It also notes that server software now embeds knowledge to make SDIs easier to use and that future SDIs may focus more on location-based services, privacy, and apps. The document concludes by stating GeoCat's focus is on knowledge development in collaboration with clients.
Evolution of an open Spatial Data Infrastructure in time (and how we deal with that)
- 1. Evolution of an open Spatial Data Infrastructure in time (and how we deal with that) Jeroen Ticheler
- 2. Open Time
- 13. Software embeds knowledge that makes the SDI
- 16. Server software
- 18. Desktop or portable applications
- 19. The future
- 20. Open Time 2013
- 21. Open Time2013
- 25. What is our strategy?
- 26. GeoCat focus is on knowledge of specific parts of the SDI Describe - Publish - Find
- 27. GeoCat focus is on knowledge of Open Source Software Development
- 28. GeoCat focus is on knowledge of publishing data from Desktop to Server
- 29. GeoCat focus is on knowledge of Delivering Services to build upon by others
- 31. GeoCat focus is on Knowledge Development in collaboration with our clients