[OSGeodata] Geodata meeting this Thursday 1600GMT, 1100EST

Stefan F. Keller sfkeller at gmail.com
Wed Nov 1 02:50:28 EST 2006


Hello Jo,

I apologie myself having sort of interrupted the last thread about
'WFS-basic and geometadata exchange' which began so interesting. WFS basic
and GeoRSS output is still a hot topic to me.

I tried again to sort out what protocols and/or information models we are
really talking about in the context of geometadata and data repositories!
See http://www.gis.hsr.ch/wiki/OSGeodata_Discovery<http://www.gis.hsr.ch/wiki/>
>
Protocols and information models for some thoughts about this.

You will see that I came up with four protocols - including WFS basic - and
two minimal models which contain DClite4G and Peter's extensive but still
sort of minimal model.

Hope this could be an input for the meeting today (which I have to abstain).
-- Stefan

2006/10/31, Jo Walsh <jo at frot.org>:
>
> dear all,
>
> Let's meet and greet, this week on Thursday in the regular place -
> #osgeo on irc.freenode.net - at the regular time - 1600 GMT/1100EST.
>
> http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Geodata_Committee_Ninth_Meeting
> contains the agenda that came out of my head last week. As I am here I
> would like to talk about some of the projects and plans that are in
> the geodata committee's worldview. I would also like to apologise
> again for my circumstantial absense over the last couple of months and
> I want to start putting more code time energy into this again.
>
> It is part of the core 'mission' of the geodata committee that we
> build a public geodata repository, there has been a lot of effort put
> into components of this. There has been a lot of back and forth
> uncertainty about "no data before metadata" / "no metadata before data"
> which leaves us with a lot of resources half-set-up, some data to keep
> track of and a bit of figuring out what is where.
>
> I hope we can take this opportunity to work out a kind of blueprint,
> best practise for establishing a data archive with open source, open
> standards and a constant eye towards re-use by communities of client
> applications.
>
> I hope I'll have the chance to write more / dig out more thoughts
> before Thursday, otherwise it would be good to talk over the future
> of the geodata repository project with whoever can make it,
>
> cheers,
>
>
> jo
>
>
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