[Qgis-user] QGIS in INSPIRE, QAntarctica etc (Metadata)

[Andrea Peri]

I know qsphere plugin.

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Il mer 25 set 2019, 19:52 Régis Haubourg <regis.haubourg at gmail.com> ha
scritto:

> Hi,
>
> Le mar. 24 sept. 2019 à 19:07, Falk Huettmann <fhuettmann at alaska.edu> a
> écrit :
>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> as Paolo suggested,
>> I should ask the list, so here I do:
>>
>> "QGIS does have support to metadata. In fact, INSPIRE EU officials have
>> run extensive tests, and it is more compliant than any other GIS".
>>
>
> I think those tests concern web services and web services metadata. QGIS
> is probably a very compliant client and server since some work has been
> done in that area. However, I am not aware of an embedded tool to create
> INSPIRE - ISO compliant metadata from QGIS. We currently can create Dublin
> Core metadata in the layer properties, and this comes from the great work
> funded by the world bank to link QGIS and Geonode.
>
> This work has been discussed into the QEP 91:
> https://github.com/qgis/QGIS-Enhancement-Proposals/issues/91
>
> I think this area needs funding to add ISO compliant metadata templates to
> store and edit (which is not trivial given the hierarchical structure of
> ISO 19139 ). Maybe Tim has some fresh info on this topic.
>
>
>>
>> Could somebody please point me to details and to follow up on  ?
>>
>> There are four questions in this:
>> -what about the U.S. and China government and their buy-in with this, aka
>> none?
>>
> I think US goes to FDGC format.
>
>>
>> -if there is ISO compliance, how can there be different fractions  and
>> some being ignored
>> (e.g. FGDC and USGS)?
>>
>
> you should try to discuss in the Geonetwork lists. Templates compatibility
> is often discussed there. I was handling a catalog before and we could
> reduce easily ISO to Dublin Core. I think we can do the same with most
> metadata formats
>
>>
>> -I have 'good' ISO compliant xml metadata files for try out, but they are
>> not loading into QGIS qmd; we need a cross-platform approach to cater
>> biology, geology, geography and social data. How done ?.
>>
>
> this is because QMD is currently for Dublin Core format. not ISO
>
>
>> -real-world example: Antarctica is to have mandatory data, and with
>> metadata; for global mankind. Norway runs and offers a QGIS-based Antarctic
>> concept, but widely without relevant metadata.
>> https://www.qgis.org/en/site/about/case_studies/antarctica.html
>>
>
> Up to now, I lived with the INSPIRE regulations this way:
>
> Use a standard metadata catalog, geonetwork for instance.
> Handle all your data in some reference qgs files (or a directory tree of
> qlr could do)
> Use some ETL to parse these files and generate automatically metadata
> entries in the catalog using CSW transactions
> Use QGIS server to render nice overviews for those metadata templates.
> Moderate those metadata and publish those that need to be according to
> your INSPIRE obligations. In most case, one entity produce very few
> datasets that need to be sent. We often try to publish dataset that are
> belonging to other autorities.
> Use QGIS server to publish datasets
> Wait again some years for the real GML application schema to publish full
> compliant services (or wait for them to be simplified to REST services). If
> really nessary, hire someone here (but we are way beyond the metadata topic)
> Done.
>
>
>>
>> They would be a typical example for us; looks like a violation of the
>> Antarctic Treaty even; not ?
>>
>
> Mm, I don't follow you on this.
>
>
>>
>> Thanks again, more later
>>     Falk Huettmann PhD, Professor
>>      Uni of Alaska Fairbanks
>>
>> Regards
> Régis
>
>
>>
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