Achieving Interoperability Using Open Standards

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1 FedGIS Conference February 24 25, 2016 Washington, DC Achieving Interoperability Using Open Standards Satish Sankaran Marten Hogeweg

2 Agenda Understanding Interoperability What, Why and How? ArcGIS Platform An Open Platform Supporting Interoperability Examples from the real world

3 GIS System Deployments

4 Software Needs / Requirements As evidenced in Large Tenders Interoperability Extensibility Interchangeability Standards Compliance Componentization Replaceability Portability Open Systems

5 Decision Time Performance Scalability Reliability Functional Extensibility Portability Componentization Interchangeability Non-Functional

6 Profiles Developer Procurement personnel System Integrator User Standards Open ETL Interoperability

7 Interoperability A definition INTEROPERABILITY is the ability to transfer and use information in a uniform and efficient manner across multiple organizations and information technology systems. It is the ability of two or more systems or components to exchange information and to use the information that has been exchanged. IEEE Standard Computer Dictionary: A Compilation of IEEE Standard Computer Glossaries (New York, NY: 1990).

8 Achieving Interoperability Different Approaches Standards Open ETL Interoperability

9 ETL Data Transformations using the Data Interoperability Extension

10 GIS Standards Organizations creating data, metadata and service standards

11 Open systems encourage innovation, support interoperability, promote transparency, improve reliability and increase collaboration. Open

12 Open Systems Open Standards Data Interoperability Open Data Open Systems Open API s and Specifications Community Open Source. How Esri Keeps ArcGIS Open!

13 The ArcGIS Platform - An Open & Interoperable Platform - - Supporting a thriving ecosystem of focused apps and applications. A Standards Compliant Platform - Supporting many relevant standards including those from ISO TC 211 and OGC.

14 Platform Deployment Patterns SAAS General Patterns in IT PAAS ArcGIS Platform ArcGIS Online Portal for ArcGIS ( An an on premise version) Hybrid IAAS SaaS & Public Cloud On-premises Hybrid

15 Data Interoperability Data - Formats Geographic data Tabular data Raster and 3D Data Product - Interoperability Data Interoperability Extension ArcGIS for AutoCAD SAP HANA ArcGIS Maps for Office Esri Maps for SharePoint Esri Maps for IBM Cognos

16 Open Data Open - Data Discovering Open Data Sharing Open Data OpenStreetMap - OpenStreetMap Basemap ArcGIS editor for OpenStreetMap

17 Open Source Esri actively participates in various open source projects. We categorize our use and support of these external open source projects in 3 ways Supporting Using Open Source Open Source Contributing to Open Source Projects

18 Open Source Esri Geoportal Server ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap Terraformer Esri Leaflet Koop GIS Tools for Hadoop Esri Geometry API for Java R- ArcGIS

19 Open Source Open 52 Source Maps and Apps degree North Open Source - Sensor Observation Service Extensions to ArcGIS - Web Processing Service Extensions to ArcGIS

20 Open Standards A few Standards Organizations Customer Quote for why standards?. In the GIS Space OGC Standards-based approach accommodates use of future tools and alternate user-preferred tools.

21 OGC Standards Landscape Hydrology Domain Models WaterML + WFS / SOS Pipeline Geology Earth-Observations Aeronautical AIXM + WFS Sensor 3D CityGML Standards Bleeding Edge Web service Protocols wms, wfs, wcs, wps, wmts, cs-w, SensorML, SOS, SAS Mobile Geopackage Projects / Initiatives Meteo GeoSPARQL Indoor GML ARML Inspire Geoss OneGeology IWXXM WCS- Multi-Dimensional Support

22 GIS Standards Data Standards GML, S57, AIXM, Metadata Standards FGDC, ISO 19115, ISO 19119, Service Standards WMS, WFS, WCS, from Geospatial Interoperability Reference Architecture (GIRA)

23 JSON clients OGC clients Inspire clients (HTTP REST) (HTTP SOAP) (HTTP SOAP) Geoportal ArcGIS for Inspire Inspire CSW Inspire ATOM Inspire WFS Inspire WMS WPS WCS WFS WMTS WMS KML GeoJSON Esri REST API ArcGIS for Server

24 ArcGIS Platform Components Portals (AGOL, Portal) Providing & Consuming Server Providing Developer Solutions (runtime, Javascript Api) Consuming Core Standards Metadata (ISO, FGDC, ) Data (Geopackage, geojson, gmljpeg 2000 ) Desktop (ArcMap & PRO) Consuming Portrayal Standards Apps Consuming Services (wms,wfs,wcs, wps,sos,cs-w, )

25 Standards Requirements Across the platform.. What we are hearing! Online / Portal - Register OGC services - Consume OGC services - Create hosted OGC services - Geopackage support - Allow analyses on OGC services - Support Discovery Standards OGC CSW, OpenSearch, DCAT - Managing Secured OGC Services Server - Improve existing OGC support ( compliancy, update to new version, new profiles) Desktop (ArcMap / Pro) - Consume OGC services - Geopackage support Metadata Support across the platform Federated searches across portals Runtime and Apps - Consume OGC services - Geopackage support Javascript API - Consume OGC services

26 Procurement personnel

27 Open API s and Specifications Geoservices REST Api FGDB Api i3s Geodatabase LERC Shapefile XML

28 SOA Vs REST Use the Web Luke! 6a00d8341d3df553ef012875f312f9970c-pi. Some GIS Standards are still playing catchup with the Web

29 GIS System Deployments Enterprise SDI Open Data Business Intelligence GEOSS System of Systems Defense / C4ISR

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