Bathymetric Product Specification
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Bathymetric Product
Specification
TSMAD 20
Rostock, May 2010
CHS and NAVO
Overview
Context of Bathymetric Product Specification
Proposed Drafts S10x/S102 Specifications as
initiated by TSMAD 18
S10x Guidelines and Considerations as initiated
by TSMAD 19
Proposed next steps
Context of Bathymetric Product
Specification
Original proposals to TSMAD 18 from :
NAVO (S.102) – Ref. Open Navigation surface project
Objective: common bathymetric standard for multipurposes data sharing
and dissemination
CHS (S.10x)
Objective: to meet navigation needs with high definition bathymetry and
integrate with other data types
(Note that this original objective changed after the HSSC meeting in
October 2009)
CHS and NAVO worked on convergence of the two
proposals
Investigate and build on strengths of both proposals
S102 and S10x De-confliction
CHS and NAVO agreed to:
Separate the encoding of carrier and data content
A need for common content model for bathymetric
data fitting S.100 and carrying appropriate metadata
Metadata of S.102 already fits S.100
Consider a few different encoding scheme
HDF5 (already used in BAG)
GeoTIFF32 (widely used)
JPEG2000 (interesting potential)
Prepare for the venue of auxiliary information
S102 and S10x De-confliction
An initial draft version of S.10x was prepared to
be more general structure for Auxiliary
Information Layers using different coverages
Specifically the draft of S.10x provides a structure for tiling,
common metadata, digital security and common referencing
that is used by S.102
• This draft has been made available as a discussion
document (Proposed Specification for Auxiliary Information
Layer Integration for use with ENC S.10x)
A revised S.102 was prepared built on top of
S.10x to be specific for bathymetry using a
gridded coverage
S10x components to support
S102
In parallel, CHS developed an initial draft version of S.10x (as a
separate product specification from S.100) that supports the
proposed the S.102 document.
This document was built directly upon the S.100 and the ISO
19100 models.
It allows:
Allows different coverage (uniform grid, quad tree grid, TIN, point
coverage, vector field point)
Partitioning (Tiling) Model
Metadata Model
Data Certification and Rights management
Multiple encodings
As needed in S.102
S10x Guidelines and
Considerations as initiated by
TSMAD 19
Action 4.1.1 TSMAD 19 to “... develop a paper outlining how how
multiple Layers of S-100 compliant Auxiliary Navigational
Information can be integrated with S-101 ENC data...”
Discussion Paper “Requirements for the Integration of S-100
compliant Auxiliary Navigational Information with S-101 ENC
data”.
This document sets out metadata requirements and issues for linking data
products in layers including addressing updating scenarios, query
precedence, and presentation issues.
S10x Meta Data
Requirements
Abstract
Intended Use (route planning, safety, security, navigation,…)
Intended usage Start
Intended usage End
Minimum Scale
Maximum Scale
Information Type (Overlay, Extension, new product)
Intended interaction (Overlay, interleaved, supersedes)
Dependencies
Identification of feature catalogue
Identification of portrayal catalogue
Product category - (HD data, Tides, Aids, ….)
Product query precedence
C-Square location identification
S10x Considerations
Links between data across products, GeoReferencing
Updating Scenarios and Implications
Query Precedence logic for pick report
Display Priority
Presentation
Compatible Reference Models
Proposed Next Steps
• Development of S10x use cases
– Simple overlay
– Extension to existing product spec. (e.g. AML)
– Additional PLA with integrated vertical data
column
• IMO submission – proposal to allow auxiliary
information to adjust the water column
dynamically
Proposed Next Steps
Need to review S.102 to assure independence, but assure
S.10x considerations have been addressed.
The draft of S.102 is proposed to be circulated for review,
suggestions, recommendations.
Additional encodings need to be provided for S.102 and
testing needs to be done.
The draft discussion paper of S.10x needs to be enhanced
to address the requirements as outlined in the S.10x
requirements paper and scope modified as deemed
necessary by TSMAD.
Follow-on meetings need to be arranged to discuss the
guidelines for Auxiliary layers and the proposed approach
given in the S.10x document.
Recommendations
• S10x specification is more suited to an annex
to S100 as users need to take into
consideration S10X when building product
specifications.
• Appoint a person/group to look at portrayal
issues for interdependent product
specifications before entry into the registry