European GEO Standards and Interoperability Forum

Owner: Stefano Nativi

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Welcome to the European GEO Standards and Interoperability Forum (SIF). The European GEO SIF has been initiated by the GIGAS project in an effort to better coordinate European requirements for GEO and GEOSS related activities, and is recognised by GEO as a regional SIF.

To help advance the interoperability goals of the Global Earth Observing System of Systems (GEOSS), the Group on Earth Observations (GEO) Architecture and Data Committee (ADC) has established a Standards and Interoperability Forum (SIF) to support GEO organizations offering components and services to GEOSS.

The SIF will help GEOSS contributors understand how to work with the GEOSS interoperability guidelines and how to enter their “interoperability arrangements” (standards or other ad hoc arrangements for interoperability) into the GEOSS registries. This will greatly facilitate the utility of GEOSS and encourage significant increase in participation.

To carry out its work most effectively, the SIF promotes to form Regional Teams. They will help to organize and optimize the support coming from the different parts of the World and reach out regional and multi-disciplinary Scientific Communities. This will allow to have true global representation in supporting GEOSS interoperability.  A SIF European Team is foreseen.

The main role of the SIF is facilitating interoperability and working with members and participating organizations as they offer data and information services to the users of GEOSS. In this framework, the purpose of having a European Regional Team is to increase efficiency in carrying out the work of the SIF

Join the European GEO SIF ! 

See the group pages: “Why you should join the GEO SIF European Team?” and How to contribute?

Brief description: European SIF Regional Team to support the GEOSS SIF Core Team

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Earth Observation and the INSPIRE European Directive

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CEN/TC 287 workshop on European projects and good practice in interoperability - rationale and advance agenda

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Rationale and advance agenda of the CEN/TC 287 workshop on European projects and good practice in interoperability, to be held on 14 September 2010 in the InterContinental Hotel, St. George's Bay, St. Julien's, Malta.

GIGAS Final Review presentation on Euro-SIF activity and future

55 days ago

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This document presents the Euro-SIF team, its activities and the recommendations to sustain it in the future.

EGU Townhall meeting on INSPIRE (a Geoscience prespective)

157 days ago

GEO SIF European Team

180 days ago

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Presentation of the GEO SIF European team at the CEN TC287 Workshop on "Best Practice for National SDI's"  which was held in Paris, March 01 2010.

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Italian Translation of GEOSS SBA categories: comments (author Alessandro Oggioni)

196 days ago

Italian Translation of SBA categories: some comments (author Paolo Plini)

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SBA: ITALIAN VERSION

200 days ago

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Italian tanslation of the GEOSS SBA categories and sub-categories.

Author: Claudia Cialone, CGS Univ. of Nottingham (UK) 

Methodology for Technology Watch and Comparative Analysis

293 days ago

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This GIGAS document defines a methodology to be used by stakeholders, decision makers and engineers alike for

analysing and comparing different information and data management systems with the purpose of identifying

elements for convergence, technology and interoperability gaps and areas for improvement.

The methodology is applicable at different levels including

• Systems of systems or initiatives

• Systems/projects

• Subsystems or single components.

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