Search and orchestration of data and processes in a federated environment
This paper describes on-going research on streamlining the access and use of spatial data and processes in Australia. Spatial data in Australia is available on-line at many levels of government from local authorities, state and territories (jurisdictions), and nationally from the Commonwealth and ot...
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| author | Siao Him Fa, J. Reed, T. Tan, C. West, G. McMeekin, David Moncrieff, S. Cox, S. |
| author_facet | Siao Him Fa, J. Reed, T. Tan, C. West, G. McMeekin, David Moncrieff, S. Cox, S. |
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| description | This paper describes on-going research on streamlining the access and use of spatial data and processes in Australia. Spatial data in Australia is available on-line at many levels of government from local authorities, state and territories (jurisdictions), and nationally from the Commonwealth and other sources. Much of this data is available via Open Geospatial Consortium and World Wide Web Consortium standard web services. This abstract discusses three related research topics that have been identified by a wide range of stakeholders through a comprehensive consultation process. These are search and discovery, federation and orchestration of data and processes. The commonality across the three research topics is that they all require Semantic Web and Artificial Intelligence methods and embrace the various standards, and if needed, propose modifications to such standards |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-197952018-12-14T00:55:57Z Search and orchestration of data and processes in a federated environment Siao Him Fa, J. Reed, T. Tan, C. West, G. McMeekin, David Moncrieff, S. Cox, S. This paper describes on-going research on streamlining the access and use of spatial data and processes in Australia. Spatial data in Australia is available on-line at many levels of government from local authorities, state and territories (jurisdictions), and nationally from the Commonwealth and other sources. Much of this data is available via Open Geospatial Consortium and World Wide Web Consortium standard web services. This abstract discusses three related research topics that have been identified by a wide range of stakeholders through a comprehensive consultation process. These are search and discovery, federation and orchestration of data and processes. The commonality across the three research topics is that they all require Semantic Web and Artificial Intelligence methods and embrace the various standards, and if needed, propose modifications to such standards 2015 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/19795 10.5194/isprsarchives-XL-4-W7-35-2015 isprs fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Siao Him Fa, J. Reed, T. Tan, C. West, G. McMeekin, David Moncrieff, S. Cox, S. Search and orchestration of data and processes in a federated environment |
| title | Search and orchestration of data and processes in a federated environment |
| title_full | Search and orchestration of data and processes in a federated environment |
| title_fullStr | Search and orchestration of data and processes in a federated environment |
| title_full_unstemmed | Search and orchestration of data and processes in a federated environment |
| title_short | Search and orchestration of data and processes in a federated environment |
| title_sort | search and orchestration of data and processes in a federated environment |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/19795 |