GeoPlace.com: Application Schemas Help Build the Geo-Web

Issue Date: February - 2005, Posted On: 2/1/2005

TECH TIME

RON LAKE, is president, Galdos Systems Inc.; e-mail:rlake@galdosinc.com

The "Geo-Web" is an open, global or regional community of geographic information services that provides access to diverse data and geoprocessing functions. It's embedded in a broader "semantic web" that will eventually provide a seamless information backdrop for much of […]

GeoWorld: The Future of Interoperability

(Industry Trends)
GEO World,  May, 2004 

Lake, Ron
The need for geographic information can be seen in many circumstances: terrorist attacks, floods, earthquakes, highway planning, supporting policy decisions for wetlands or natural-gas pipelines, protecting critical assets, etc.

GI News: GML 3-Open GIS takes another great leap forward

April/May 2003

In last month's issue Ron Lake looked at the Geography Markup Language, the reasons for its creation and the benefits it will deliver.  In this article he describes GML3, the latest release of the language which is predicted to deliver significant new benefits for all users of geographic information.

Download the PDF file: GI News-GML […]

The XML Cover Pages: Ordinance Survey’s Digital National Framework (DNF) Tests XML Schemas for Geographical Information.

http://xml.coverpages.org/ni2001-10-19-a.html