Integration of a Spatial Data Infrastructure into an e-learning environment GI-Tage, Münster • 06-27-2002 Ingo Simonis Stephan Merten Institute for Geoinformatics University of Münster, Germany 28 July 2017 © ifgi 1 geoinformation.net • BMBF (FMER) funded project • 2 ½ years • Ends 12/2003 • Partners • • University Bonn • University Karlsruhe • University Munich (2x) • University Potsdam 28 July 2017 © ifgi 2 www.geoinformation.net • Goal: Development of a e-learning environment • e-learning modules• (all) • geo-algorithms editor (Bonn) • SDI-portal (Münster) 28 July 2017 © ifgi 3 • 28 July 2017 © ifgi 4 • 28 July 2017 © ifgi 5 Driving forces • Encourage “active learning” • Data availability for lectures • • Different formats, different CS Spatial Data Infrastructure 28 July 2017 © ifgi 6 • 28 July 2017 © ifgi 7 Mapping Services WMS WMS • WCS Oracle ArcSDE 28 July 2017 © ifgi Rasterdata 8 Feature Services GML WFS Geographic Markup Language (GML 2.1) • Oracle ArcSDE 28 July 2017 © ifgi 9 Catalog Services • • • • Metadata for services and data FGDC/ISO service chaining service plug-andplay Catalog/ WRS • Oracle ArcSDE 28 July 2017 © ifgi 10 Open GIS Consortium • International consortium of well-known GIS-, OS-, DBMS –providers, developers, and users (ESRI, SICAD, SUN, MS, Oracle, Informix, etc.) • • • • Close cooperation with ISO worldwide leadership at description of interoperable GIS • • 28 July 2017 non profit, founded in 1994 Availability of spatial data through SDI Approach: Interoperability of services based on interface specifications © ifgi 11 Architecture Part 1 WMS Registry http WFS WCS • (Spatial)-DB 28 July 2017 © ifgi 12 GI-Software at German Universities • expertise on COTS rather than SCOTS • based on ESRI educational programs • 28 July 2017 © ifgi 13 Architecture Part 2 ArcPad • ArcIMS ArcExplorer ArcGIS ArcSDE (Spatial)-DB 28 July 2017 © ifgi 14 GI-Software at German Universities • expertise on COTS rather than SCOTS • based on ESRI educational programs • two phase development • • COTS working environment • SCOTS gaining experiences 28 July 2017 © ifgi 15 Architecture Part 3 WMS Registry ArcPad ArcExplorer http WFS WCS • ArcIMS ArcGIS ArcSDE (Spatial)-DB 28 July 2017 © ifgi 16 Academic vs. commercial SDI • case study • search for suitable data: • meta data: • • • • • 28 July 2017 SCOTS: ISO 19115 (core) • COTS: FGDC / ISO minimal capacities to pay attention on automatic mapping required leads to a simplified and adapted meta data subset (based on ISO 19115) © ifgi 17 Academic vs. commercial SDI • Catalog responses and needs in class • Response: URI of a shape file • Exploring capacities • No standardized way to feed a shape file to a WMS 28 July 2017 © ifgi • 18 Academic vs. commercial SDI • data access • WFS: usability of GML encoded data • Visualization aspects • how to visualize arbitrary data? • • WMS -SLD a first solution • Map manipulation? • SMS = discussion paper • follow every spec? 28 July 2017 © ifgi 19 Academic vs. commercial SDI • data processing • COTS: lots of processing functionality • SCOTS? • web based GIS? • 28 July 2017 © ifgi 20 Summary I • Turnover rates at universities • ArcIMS: 300+ pages manual • Continuity necessary • Financial aspects • Commercial model conceivable: • • Self-financing by participating universities • Integration of new technologies 28 July 2017 © ifgi 21 Summary II • Standardized infrastructures do not fulfill the daily needs entirely • COTS products still needed • New services allow •integration of simulation models into SDIs • SDI main role: Data acquisition • Things will change when more processing capacity will be available as services 28 July 2017 © ifgi 22 Thank you! • 28 July 2017 © ifgi 23
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