Xu ZHOU Liaison Representative from PCGIAP to ISO/TC 211 National Geomatics Center of China.
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Transcript of ISO/TC 211 Advisory Group on Outreach
ISO/TC 211 Advisory Group on Outreach
November 13, 2002Gyeongju, Korea
Survey of Software & Data Products
Survey of Software & Data Products
Advisory Group on Outreach
Survey Questions
Dissemination of Survey
Advisory Group on Outreach
Mission :
Promote the awareness, adoption, and advocacy of ISO/TC 211 standards in user communities
Co-Chairs – Hans Knoop & Henry Tom ISO/TC 211 N 1296
Advisory Group on Outreach
Terms of Reference : Create awarenessEnable education & trainingFacilitate adoption & implementationCapture user requirements & feedbackGenerate outreach resourcesMaintain the ISO/TC 211 Business Plan
Terms of Reference
Capture user requirements & feedback :
Implementing ISO/TC 211 standards
National body survey - ISO/TC 211 N 1314
Industry survey(including industry specifications)
Outreach Group MembersAustralia South AfricaGermany ThailandIreland United KingdomJapan United States ofKorea AmericaNew Zealand ISO/TC 211 ChairNorway & Secretariat
GSDI
Survey Questions
A Company or Organization Identity Please complete the following:
1 Company or Organization Name
2 Address
3 Contact Name
4 Contact address if different from 2
5 Contact telephone number
6 Contact FAX number
7 Contact e-mail address
B ISO/TC 211 Standards Please review the following list of ISO/TC 211 standards and indicate, in the column to the right of Status, which standards are: Implemented (I), Planning to implement (P), Relevant (R), Conflict (C), Do not know (?) with regard to your company’s / organization’s software.
Project Status Project Status
19101 – Reference model IS 19121 – Imagery and gridded data
TR
19103 – Conceptual schema language
TS 09 / 02
19122 – Qualifications and certification of personnel (Report)
TR 02 / 03
19104 –Terminology Introduction
IS 05 / 03
19123 – Schema for coverage geometry and functions
IS 08 / 03
19105 – Conformance and testing
IS 19124 – Imagery and gridded data components
RS
Survey Questions
19106 – Profiles IS 05 / 03
19125.1 – Simple feature access: Common Architecture
IS 10 / 02
19107 – Spatial schema IS 11 / 02
19125.2 – Simple feature access: SQL Option
IS 10 / 02
19108 – Temporal schema IS0 09 / 02
19125.3 – Simple feature access: COM/OLE Option
IS 10 / 02
19109 – Rules for applications schema
IS 12 / 02
19126 – Profile – FACC Data Dictionary
IS 02 / 04
19110 – Feature cataloguing methodology
IS 11 / 02
19127 – Geodetic codes and parameters
TS 04 / 30
19111 – Spatial referencing by coordinates
IS 11 / 02
19128 – Web Map server interface
IS 10 / 03
19112 – Spatial referencing by geographical identifiers
IS 11 / 02
19129 – Imagery, gridded and coverage data framework
TS 03 / 03
19113 – Quality principles IS 10 / 02
19130 – Sensor and data models for imagery and gridded data
IS 07 / 04
Survey Questions
19114 – Quality evaluation procedures
IS 11 / 02
19131 – Data product specifications
IS 10 / 04
19115 – Metadata IS 12 / 02
19132 – Location based services possible standards
RS 11 / 02
19116 – Positioning services
IS 05 / 03
19133 – Location based services tracking and navigation
IS 10 / 03
19117 – Portrayal IS 01 / 03
19134 – Multimodal location based services for routing and navigation
IS 04 / 04
19118 – Encoding IS 05 / 03
19135 – Procedures for registration of geographical information items
IS 04 / 04
19119 – Services IS 12 / 02
19136 – Geography Markup Language
IS 08 / 04
19120 – Functional standards
TR 19137 – Generally used profiles of the spatial schema and of similar important other schemas
IS 11 / 04
Survey Questions
1. Full title of projects are prefixed with “Geographic information –“.
2. See ISO/TC 211 website for the status of each project.
3. The Status column gives document type and planned publication date (month/year – 05 / 03 = May 2003).
No date = already published.
IS – International Standard, TR – Technical Report, TS – Technical specification, RS Review Summary
Comments:
Survey Questions
C Software and Data ProductsPlease complete this information for software and/or data products implementing ISO/TC 211 standards and/or industry specifications. For multiple implementations, please provide a response for each software implementation or data product. 1 Name of software or data product - version
2 Please answer a, b, or c. a) Name of the ISO/TC 211 standardImplemented or planned for implementation – version b) Name of industry specifications implemented or planned for implementation – version. c) No standards implemented.
Survey Questions
3 If not complying with ISO/TC 211 standards or industry specifications for geographic information – why not ?
4 Is this commercial (price) or public domain software (e.g., Open Source, freeware) or data product ?
5 Summary of software or data product capabilities
6 Stand-alone or integrated software or data product.
7 Product URL.
8 Reviews of software or data product URLs.
Survey Questions
9 Forthcoming software or data product implementing ISO/TC 211 standards or industry specification.
10 Existing users of software or data product.
11 Availability of evaluation copies.
Survey Questions
D Organizational Requirements for Standards and Participation
1 Please identify your company / organization’s requirements for geographic information standards
2 Would your company / organization be interested in sponsoring and / or participating in ISO/TC 211 outreach efforts for standards education and training ?
Survey Questions
Dissemination of Survey
• Online survey• Results posted quarterly• Global public resource
• ISO/TC 211 does not verify or validate the conformance of the software or data products, to ISO/TC 211 standards or industry specifications.
Advisory Group on Outreach
Welcome
Advisory Group on Outreach MeetingGyeongju, Korea
Wednesday, November 13, 2002 1700 - 1900 Draft Agenda - ISO/TC 211 N 1343
Thank you for your Attention
Questions & Discussion
Henry TomAdvisory Group onOutreach
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