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geoportal是一种门户网站,它使用网络去搜寻与访问地理资讯(geospatial资讯)和连结地理服务(显示、编辑、分析等)。Geoportals对于有效的使用地理资讯系统(GIS)是很重要的,并且也是空间数据基础设施(SDI)的关键元素。
Geographic information providers, including government agencies and commercial sources, use geoportals to publish descriptions (geospatial metadata) of their geographic information. Geographic information consumers, professional or casual, use geoportals to search and access the information they need. Thus geoportals serve an increasingly important role in the sharing of geographic information and can avoid duplicated efforts, inconsistencies, delays, confusion, and wasted resources.
背景
编辑The United States National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI), started in 1994 (see OMB Circular A-16), is considered the earliest geoportal concept. The U.S. Federal Geospatial Data Committee (FGDC) coordinated development of the NSDI Clearinghouse Network, the first large geoportal. It has many distributed catalogs that can be searched via a client interface.
First released in 2003, the Geospatial One-Stop (GOS) geoportal was developed as part of a U.S. e-government initiative. Unlike the NSDI Clearinghouse Network, GOS was built around a centralized metadata catalog database, with an architecture that links users to data providers through a Web-based geoportal. The user of GOS may employ a simple Web browser (thin client) or may interface directly with a GIS (thick client).
More recently, there has been has been a proliferation of geoportals for sharing of geographic information based on region or theme. Examples include the INSPIRE, or Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community geoportal, the NatCarb geoportal, which provides geographic information concerning carbon sequestration in the United States, and UNSDI, the United Nations Spatial Data Infrastructure.
Modern web-based geoportals include direct access to raw data in multiple formats, complete metadata, online visualization tools so users can create maps with data in the portal, automated provenance linkages across users, datasets and created maps, commenting mechanisms to discuss data quality and interpretation, and sharing or exporting created maps in various formats. Open portals allow user contribution of datasets as well.
参见
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编辑National and International Geoportals
- INSPIRE (Europe)
- Geoportal (Luxembourg)
- geoportal (Finland)
- geoportail (France)
- Geoportal Bund (Switzerland)
- GeoNorge (Norway)
- Geoportal (Poland)
- Geoportal (Serbia)
- Geospatial One-Stop (USA)
- UK GeoPortal (UK)
- Go-Geo! (UK)
- Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community (INSPIRE)
- IDEE (Spain)
- SNIG (Portugal)
- India NSDI Portal
- NSDI Clearinghouse Network (USA)
- Portale Cartografico Nazionale (Italy)
- UNSDI Netherlands GeoNetwork portal (Netherlands)
- Geospatial Data Service Centre (Netherlands)
- Abu Dhabi Spatial Data Infrastructure (Abu Dhabi,UAE)
State and Province Geoportals
- GeoStor (Arkansas, USA)
- CaSIL, California Spatial Information Library, USA
- IDEC, Spatial Data Infrastructure of Catalonia, Spain
- New Mexico Resource GIS, USA
- Geoportal Rhineland Palatinate, Germany
Theme Geoportals
参考
编辑Fu, P., and J. Sun. 2010. Web GIS: Principles and Applications. ESRI Press. Redlands, CA. ISBN 158948245X.
Goodchild, M.F., P. Fu, and P.M. Rich. 2007. Geographic information sharing: the case of the Geospatial One-Stop portal. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 97(2):250-266.
Maguire, D.J., and P.A. Longley. 2005. The emergence of geoportals and their role in spatial data infrastructures. Computers, Environment and Urban Systems 29: 3-14.
Tang, W. and Selwood, J. 2005. Spatial Portals: Gateways to Spatial Information. ESRI Press, Redlands, CA.