5.5 Conclusion
The standards on the modeling, classification, description, discovery, and dissemination of the agricultural science data plays an important role to ensure the quality of,
interoperability between, and easy access to the agricultural data that are independently collected, processed, and shared in each nation, state, county, or even city.
They are usually developed through a consensus approach. The ISO, OGC, and FAO
are the major international standard organization that have published standards on
data content, metadata, and a variety of data services, including the Catalogue
Service, WMS, WFS, and WCS. Further customization and extension of these public
standards to meet new needs are always needed.
References
de la Jeff, B. (2006). OpenGIS web map server implementation specification. Wayland: Open
Geospatial Consortium.
Douglas, N., Arliss, W., & Panagiotis (Peter) Vretanos. (2007). OpenGIS catalogue services
specification.
International Labour Organization. (1999). Safety and health in agriculture (p. 77). ISBN 978-92-2111517-5.
ISO/TR 19300. (2015a). Graphic technology – Guidelines for the use of standards for print media
production. https://www.iso.org/standard/64081.html
ISO/IEC 2382. (2015b). Information technology – Vocabulary. https://www.iso.org/standard/
63598.html
Panagiotis, A. V. (2010). OpenGIS web feature service 2.0 interface standard.
Peter, B. (2010). OGC WCS 2.0 interface standard – Core.
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The standards on the modeling, classification, description, discovery, and dissemination of the agricultural science data plays an important role to ensure the quality of,
interoperability between, and easy access to the agricultural data that are independently collected, processed, and shared in each nation, state, county, or even city.
They are usually developed through a consensus approach. The ISO, OGC, and FAO
are the major international standard organization that have published standards on
data content, metadata, and a variety of data services, including the Catalogue
Service, WMS, WFS, and WCS. Further customization and extension of these public
standards to meet new needs are always needed.
References
de la Jeff, B. (2006). OpenGIS web map server implementation specification. Wayland: Open
Geospatial Consortium.
Douglas, N., Arliss, W., & Panagiotis (Peter) Vretanos. (2007). OpenGIS catalogue services
specification.
International Labour Organization. (1999). Safety and health in agriculture (p. 77). ISBN 978-92-2111517-5.
ISO/TR 19300. (2015a). Graphic technology – Guidelines for the use of standards for print media
production. https://www.iso.org/standard/64081.html
ISO/IEC 2382. (2015b). Information technology – Vocabulary. https://www.iso.org/standard/
63598.html
Panagiotis, A. V. (2010). OpenGIS web feature service 2.0 interface standard.
Peter, B. (2010). OGC WCS 2.0 interface standard – Core.
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