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An initial formal model for spatial data infrastructures

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Jan Hjelmager *
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Harold Moellering
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Antony K Cooper
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Tatiana Delgado Fernández
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Abbas Rajabifard
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Petr Rapant
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Dávid Dankó
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Michel Huet
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Dominique Laurent
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Henri Aalders
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Adam Iwaniak
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Paloma Abad
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Ulrich Düren
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Alexander Martynenko
DOI:10.1080/13658810801909623delete
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The Commission on Spatial Data Standards of the International Cartographic Association is working to define formal models and technical characteristics of Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI). To date, this work has been restricted to the Enterprise and Information Viewpoints from the ISO Reference Model for Open Distributed Processing standard. The Commission has developed models for these two viewpoints. These models describe how the different parts of an SDI fit together in the viewpoints in question. These models should be seen as a contribution towards the overall model of the SDI and its technical characteristics. During the model development process, the roles of the different Actors in an SDI in the Enterprise and Information Viewpoints have also been identified in Use Case diagrams of an SDI. All the models have been developed using the Unified Modeling Language.
Keywords:
Spatial data infrastructure
SDI
Reference model
Enterprise viewpoint
Information viewpoint
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International Journal of Geographical Information Science cover
International Journal of Geographical Information Science
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