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Collaborative Development of Open Standards for Expanding GeoWeb to the Internet of Things
“Expanding GeoWeb to an Internet of Things”
A workshop during COM.Geo 2011 23-25 May 2011, Washington DC George Percivall Open Geospatial Consortium © 2011 Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc.
Open Standards for Expanding GeoWeb to IoT
• IoT: multi-technology, multi-vendor environment – Limited deployment without open, consensus standards – Build on multiple standards: ITU, ETSI, OMA, OGC, others.
– OGC standards for location, spatial models, sensor webs • Collaborative development key to consensus adoption and wide use of information technology standards.
– Adaptive to rapidly changing developments in the marketplace. – Sound engineering foundation and select existing technology.
• OGC testbed process proven for collaborative development
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What is the OGC?
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Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC)
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Not-for-profit, international voluntary consensus standards organization
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Founded in 1994, Incorporated in US, UK, Australia
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415 industry, government, research and university members OGC Mission
To lead in the development, promotion and harmonization of open geospatial standards …
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Interoperability Program
OGC process
1) Testbeds & 2) Interoperability Experiments:
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OWS 1 thru 8 testbeds (TBs) Oceans Interop Interop. Exper. (IE) Fusion Standards Study IE Emergency Mapping Symbology TB Open Location Services TB Web Mapping TB etc.
New Sponsors & Participants
Marketing & Communications Program
New SDO liaisons Vendor Implementation & user uptake 3. Pilot Projects:
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GeoConnections Canada
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Geosp. OneStop Transportation GEOSS AIP Critical Infrastruct. Protection Civil Works Tech. Insertion Multi-hazard Mapping etc.
Specification Program:
Standards Review & Adoption (PC & TC)
Other SDOs New Standards & Best Practices & Harmonization with other SDO ’s standards
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OGC Interoperability Program
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Proven process to rapidly develop, test, validate and demonstrate new standards
based on real world use cases identified by OGC members • Effective way for members to
quickly align industry to advance standards to meet priority needs
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Efficient and competitive process
, regularly yielding a high-level of industry participation and cooperation •
Repeatable process
– over 30 initiatives successfully conducted using proven policies and procedure
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OGC works with many Standards Development Organizations • • • • • • • • • • International Organization for Standards (ISO) World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Digital Geospatial Information Working Group (DGIWG) Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) buildingSMART International / Alliance (bSi / bSa) IEEE Technical Committee 9 (Sensor Web) Web3D Consortium And others…
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GeoIOT space
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Potential Standards areas for Geo-IoT
• Build on IoT standards work: ITU, ETSI, OMA, others.
• OGC standards applicability – Quality location and orientation – Spatial Models for ranges of spaces – Accuracy of semantic relevance – Sensor Web Enablement • Identify additional specs needed and develop through testbed-based development – Running code wins
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Steps for advancing GeoWeb onto IoT
• Define a standards-based “GeoWeb meets IoT” Framework to spur coordinated application development. • OGC Specification Working Groups review of Framework to identify if additional standards are needed. • Coordination of standards for location, space and time in IoT with other standards development organizations.
• Conduct “IoT Testbed” using the OGC Interoperability Program approach
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Expanding GeoWeb to an Internet of Things
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Session 1. Scope and Vision
• Chair: George Percivall, OGC –
Session 2. Enabling Technology
– 2a. Object location, identity and function • Chair: Richard Barnes, BBN – 2b. Location and navigation in Small Spaces: • Chair: Steve Smyth, MobileGIS – 2c. User applications • Chair: Paul Watson, 1Spatial –
Session 3. From R&D to persistence/commercialization
• Chair: Nadine Alameh, OGC
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Expanding GeoWeb to an Internet of Things
Organizing Committee
• Steve Smyth, MobileGIS • Christine Perey, PEREY Research & Consulting • Richard Barnes, BBN • Carl Reed, OGC • Raj Singh, OGC • Nadine Alameh, OGC • George Percivall
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Keep the conversation going…
• Workshop Web page – http://www.ogcnetwork.net/COMGeoWorkshop – Presentations will be posted – Add your comments on page or send e-mail George Percivall, gpercivall at opengeospatial.org
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