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The purpose of this document is to describe the initial set of standards and specifications for NECC, and to provide guidance to NECC developers as they build capability modules in the TD phase.

The INSPIRE modeling related material has been developed with the support of thematic experts as part of the INSPIRE data specification activity. There are UML diagrams and GML application schemas for dozens of layers.

A list of Yahoo! Pipes that support GeoRSS, including a number that support GeoRSS GML

The National Snow and Ice Data Center offers more than 500 data products to researchers, commercial applications users, and others worldwide. The National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) "Atlas of the Cryosphere" Web site allows visitors to explore and dynamically map the Earth's frozen regions. Viewed from a polar perspective, the available data sources include snow cover, sea ice extent and concentration, glaciers, ice sheets, permafrost, and other critical components of the Earth's cryosphere.

This paper presents the work of the national and international initiatives that are developing best practice on the use of geospatial data standards in the marine domain.

This OGC candidate standard describes a service that allows data collectors to propose changes to be made to a data provider's features. A change proposal can be made to create new data or to modify/delete existing data. Proposed changes are reviewed (either manually or automatically) an are either accepted or rejected. Accepted changes are applied to the feature(s). The service also maintains a log of all changes applied to each feature that can be used for replication.

This OWS-7 document is applicable to use cases in which event-driven architecture principles are applied in Spatial Data Infrastructures. The document specifies publish/subscribe functionality for OGC web services. This is done by first defining an abstract publish / subscribe model and then deriving functional requirements from this model.

This document summarises the discussions and recommendations of a workshop convened by the UK Met Office to examine the application of OGC Web Services and GML Modelling to Operational Meteorology.

Presentation at George Perkins to Marsh Institute researchers and members of the Clark University faculty and faculty from other Worcester, Massachusettes colleges and universies.