We are going to see much more improved "metadata" system for geo-graphical data - which will help integrate it much more closely with bigger information management systems, writes Andrew Zolnai, sales and marketing director, Interactive Net Mapping Ltd.
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Showing posts with label geomatics. Show all posts
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Thursday, 21 October 2010
"Better metadata for GIS"
Just posted my two-page extract from the June issue of Digital Energy Journal:
Monday, 12 April 2010
A Tale of two approaches, part III
My previous posts here, here and here are summarised in today' reply to Matt Ball's excellent Spatial Sustain entry, What comes first, model-based design or integrated project workflows?
Thursday, 22 October 2009
Data tennis match
There is a frantic discussion over the UK Government Data Developers mailing list, over freeing UK postcodes, after the recent freeze of their provision to UK aid agencies. As a business user (not a developer) I use free area code data (kilometer precision), and paid my £50 for 1000 points from postcodeanywehere.co.uk (meter precision). This doesn't negate the need to call for freeing up data sources, but as business I must be practical and timely.
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