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2.4 Roadmap to the ISO 19100 standards
The figure 2.6 shows a roadmap to all ISO 19100 standards and points to the
chapters of this book.
The roadmap shows the way of structuring the ISO 19100 standards that is used in
this book. The top-categories - infrastructure, basic, imagery, catalogue, and implementation standards - are not official terms. However, they are often used in internal
discussions and they are helpful to understand the overall structure ofthe ISO 19100
family.
The basic standards designate those standards that belonged to the original scope
of ISOffe211 and that do not apply to all other standards like the infrastructure standards. The basic standards must not be confused with the base standards which have
the property to enable the derivation of profiles.
The georeference category is unofficial too.
ISO 19100
standards
Reference model
(ISO 19101) 2.2.3
I nfrastructu re
Conceptual schema language
standards
(I SafTS 19103) 3.1.1
Terminology
(ISO 19104) 3.1.2
Conformance and testing
(ISO 19105) 3.1.3
Profiles
Creation of profiles
(ISO 19106) 3.1.4.1
Basic
Services
standards
(ISO 19119) 3.2.1
Functional standards
(ISOfTR 19120) 3.1.4.2
Rules for application
schema (ISO 19109) 3.2.2
Spatial schema
(ISO 19107) 3.2.3, 4.3
Temporal schema
(ISO 19108) 3.2.4
Portrayal
(ISO 19117) 3.2.6
Encoding
(ISO 18118) 3.2.7