ISO/TC 211 Geographic information/Geomatics - Revision history

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	* Land surveying.		* Land surveying.
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	* Open data.		* Open data.
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	The International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) is an independent body responsible for the production of international standards. ISO/Technical Committee (TC) 211 Geographic information/Geomatics was formed in 1994 to establish standards for the creation of object-based data in relation to geographic location. It is still in development, but when finalised, it should standardise digital geographic information and its use in the field.		The International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) is an independent body responsible for the production of international standards. ISO/Technical Committee (TC) 211 Geographic information/Geomatics was formed in 1994 to establish standards for the creation of object-based data in relation to geographic location. It is still in development, but when finalised, it should standardise digital geographic information and its use in the field.
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		+	For more information on the progression of the development of this Standard, visit [https://www.iso.org/committee/54904.html ISO/TC 211 Geographic information/Geomatics].

	= Working groups =		= Working groups =

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	* Geospatial.		* Geospatial.
	* Global positioning systems and global navigation satellite systems.		* Global positioning systems and global navigation satellite systems.
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	* Interoperability.		* Interoperability.
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−	* Geospatial	+	* Geospatial.
	* Global positioning systems and global navigation satellite systems.		* Global positioning systems and global navigation satellite systems.
−	* Interoperability	+	* Interoperability.
	* Land surveying.		* Land surveying.
−	* Open data	+	* Open data.
	* Open data - how can it aid the development of the construction industry?		* Open data - how can it aid the development of the construction industry?
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	The development of the standard is being undertaken by specific working groups:		The development of the standard is being undertaken by specific working groups:

−	Working Group 1 - Framework and reference model.	+	* Working Group 1 - Framework and reference model.
−		+	* Working Group 4 - Geospatial services.
−	Working Group 4 - Geospatial services.	+	* Working Group 6 - Imagery.
−		+	* Working Group 7 - Information communities.
−	Working Group 6 - Imagery.	+	* Working Group 9 - Information management.
−		+	* Working Group 10 - Ubiquitous public access.
−	Working Group 7 - Information communities.	+
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−	Working Group 9 - Information management.	+
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−	Working ~~Group10~~ - Ubiquitous public access.	+

	(Note that several working groups have disbanded and their work has been passed along to the Technical Committee.)		(Note that several working groups have disbanded and their work has been passed along to the Technical Committee.)

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= Introduction =

The International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) is an independent body responsible for the production of international standards. ISO/Technical Committee (TC) 211 Geographic information/Geomatics was formed in 1994 to establish standards for the creation of object-based data in relation to its geographic location. It is still in development, but when finalised it should standardise digital geographic information and its use in the field.

= Working groups =

The development of the standard is being undertaken by specific working groups:

Working Group 1 - Framework and reference model.

Working Group 4 - Geospatial services.

Working Group 6 - Imagery.

Working Group 7 - Information communities.

Working Group 9 - Information management.

Working Group10 - Ubiquitous public access.

(Note that several working groups have disbanded and their work has been passed along to the Technical Committee.)

= Interoperability and open data =

ISO/TC 211 supports geospatial interoperability through the use of the ISO19115 Metadata Standard and ISO 19136 Geography Markup Language (GML). It is currently used as the framework behind the open data standards used with geospatial or geometric systems.

Open data is information that is licensed for anyone to use, for any purpose, at no cost. When several different organisations publish data relating to a similar field, it is beneficial if they all adopt the same format. Ideally, open data should be published in a format defined in an open standard, delivered over a protocol defined in an open standard, and licensed with an open licence.

Publishing open data can:

* Make it easier to share and use information.
* Encourage innovation.
* Encourage collaboration.
* Increase use of paid-for products or services.
* International adoption goals

ISO/TC 211 has been developed in alignment with the efforts of the Open Geospatial Consortium. Numerous international organisations and standards committees are also involved in its development, and its development has been supported by the United Nations (with the intention of incorporating it into UN requirements, once it is finalised).

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* BIM.
* Common data environment.
* Geographic information system GIS
* Geospatial
* Global positioning systems and global navigation satellite systems.
* Interoperability
* Land surveying.
* Open data
* Open data - how can it aid the development of the construction industry?
* Open Data Institute ODI

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	The International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) is an independent body responsible for the production of international standards. ISO/Technical Committee (TC) 211 Geographic information/Geomatics was formed in 1994 to establish standards for the creation of object-based data in relation to ~~its~~ geographic location. It is still in development, but when finalised it should standardise digital geographic information and its use in the field.	+	The International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) is an independent body responsible for the production of international standards. ISO/Technical Committee (TC) 211 Geographic information/Geomatics was formed in 1994 to establish standards for the creation of object-based data in relation to geographic location. It is still in development, but when finalised, it should standardise digital geographic information and its use in the field.

	= Working groups =		= Working groups =

−	The development of the standard is being undertaken by ~~specific~~ working groups:	+	The development of the standard is being undertaken by a number of working groups:

	* Working Group 1 - Framework and reference model.		* Working Group 1 - Framework and reference model.
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	= Interoperability and open data =		= Interoperability and open data =

−	ISO/TC 211 supports geospatial interoperability through the use of the ~~ISO19115~~ Metadata Standard and ISO 19136 Geography Markup Language (GML). It is currently used as the framework behind the open data standards used with geospatial or geometric systems.	+	ISO/TC 211 supports geospatial interoperability through the use of the ISO 19115 Metadata Standard and ISO 19136 Geography Markup Language (GML). It is currently used as the framework behind the open data standards used with geospatial or geometric systems.

	Open data is information that is licensed for anyone to use, for any purpose, at no cost. When several different organisations publish data relating to a similar field, it is beneficial if they all adopt the same format. Ideally, open data should be published in a format defined in an open standard, delivered over a protocol defined in an open standard, and licensed with an open licence.		Open data is information that is licensed for anyone to use, for any purpose, at no cost. When several different organisations publish data relating to a similar field, it is beneficial if they all adopt the same format. Ideally, open data should be published in a format defined in an open standard, delivered over a protocol defined in an open standard, and licensed with an open licence.
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	* International adoption goals		* International adoption goals

−	ISO/TC 211 has been developed in alignment with the efforts of the Open Geospatial Consortium. Numerous international organisations and standards committees are also involved in its development, ~~and its development has been~~ supported by the United Nations (with the intention of incorporating it into UN requirements, once it is finalised).	+	ISO/TC 211 has been developed in alignment with the efforts of the Open Geospatial Consortium. Numerous international organisations and standards committees are also involved in its development, supported by the United Nations (with the intention of incorporating it into UN requirements, once it is finalised).

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =