Difference between revisions of "Talk:Geodata Discovery Working Group"
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== BOF on Geodata Discovery and Metadata Models == | == BOF on Geodata Discovery and Metadata Models == | ||
− | Organization: | + | Organization: See [[OSGeo_at_FOSS4G2006#BOFs]] |
− | Status: | + | Status: Applied for room; awaiting room no.; |
This is an open BOF; participants are welcome! | This is an open BOF; participants are welcome! |
Revision as of 23:30, 10 September 2006
Proposal
This is a proposal for an effort to specify (= profile) a geospatial search protocol. Background: Currently, implementations of geospatial catalogue (search) services, like CSW, are rare. Some say ([1][2]) that they are too complicated while the problem supposedly lies deeper: it's probably the metadata model which is also too sized. On the other hand there seems to be a trend towards search protocols (Web 2.0). So perhaps time is ripe for another effort. Proposal: Sketch requirements and solutions for geospatial search protocol. Here are some requirements: simple and light weight (i.e. REST full like WxS), based on recent international standards (WFS, Z39.50 or UDDI all seem too grave), ... Any comments? SFK 19:58, 13 July 2006 (CEST)
BOF on Geodata Discovery and Metadata Models
Organization: See OSGeo_at_FOSS4G2006#BOFs
Status: Applied for room; awaiting room no.;
This is an open BOF; participants are welcome!
- Chairs: Stefan F. Keller (organization) and Tom Kralidis
- Participants: curr. about 8
- Duration: One hour
- Time: Thursday, 14 Sept., 12:30-13:30 (not Tuesday, 12 Sept., 17:30-18:30)
- Room: To be announced.
Agenda
- Overview / Approaches:
- owscat (Tom Kralidis)
- OAI approach (Stefan F. Keller)
- Google scraping (Paul Ramsey)
- Client programming (Jody Garnett)
- Software:
- GeoNetwork (Jeroen Ticheler)
- deegree (someone?)
- Models for Metadata Management and for Exchange
- CSW 2.1 ebRIM (Raj Singh?) => Metadata Management
- FGDC extended (Jo Walsh?) => Metadata Management
- Dublin Core extended (Stefan) => Metadata Exchange
- Discussion of pros and cons of approaches
- Timelines
- Way forward