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Norm
ÖNORM A 2260
Issue date: 2022 05 15
Interface for digital exchange of geographic data
This Austrian standard facilitates the exchange of structured geo-data (semantically classified vector geometry data, being spatially referenced in terms of position and ...
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Publisher:
Austrian Standards International
Format:
Digital | 21 Pages
Language:
German
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IT, communication & electronic, Applications of information technology, IT applications in other fields
IT, communication & electronic, Information technology, Interface and interconnection equipment
IT, communication & electronic, Telecommunication systems, IT applications in other fields
IT, communication & electronic, Telecommunication. Telecontrol. Telemetering, IT applications in other fields
Electric & lighting engineering, Installations in buildings - Electricity supply systems, IT applications in other fields
Planning & implementation of construction projects, Surveying. Geodesy, Astronomy. Geodesy. Geography
Building services engineering & equipment, Installations in buildings - Electricity supply systems, IT applications in other fields
Services & management, Education, IT applications in other fields
This Austrian standard facilitates the exchange of structured geo-data (semantically classified vector geometry data, being spatially referenced in terms of position and altitude, with additional attributes) between different users and systems, observing agreed rules for structure and meaning. It follows the standard ÖNORM EN ISO 19136 and thus a GML-based data exchange. The focus is on large-scale applications with quality requirements being common to surveying, communal administration and utility network documentation. By this Austrian standard, geo-data become accessible to a large circle of users. Uniformity, reproducibility, and automation of access augment the quality of decision-making. This Austrian standard belongs to a family of standards (partly existing, partly in development), which pave the way to a geo-information hub that enables searching, ordering, delivering and invoicing of geo-data.
Norm
Issue date :
2021 02 01
Feature catalogue for the digital exchange of landscape elements and built environment data
