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ESRI & Interoperability David Danko ISO TC 211 Metadata Project Leader OGC Metadata WG Chair ESRI Senior Consultant GIS Standards ddanko@esri.com

GIS has always required Interoperability Social Factors Roads/Infrastructure Signal Intelligence Land Use/Land Cover Imagery Environment Base Maps Geography is a Key an integrating technology

GIS has always required Interoperability Features Surveys CAD Tables Models Imagery

GIS has always required Interoperability Geographic analysis Multiple sources, multiple organizations Distributed within a community Merging diverse information types and continues to Enterprise GIS GIS evolving beyond isolated communities GIS merging with broader IT infrastructures GIS Web Services Enabled by distributed networks Loosely coupled Web Services Networks GIS Services

Varieties of Interoperability Technical Semantic Inter-disciplinary Political/Human Legal

Interoperability Enablers Infrastructure Compatible Technology Authorization Copyright Business Agreements MOUs Business Model Pricing/commerce Metadata Security Privacy Information Assurance Certification Quality Standards

Participation in Standards Implementing Platform GIS standards IT/industry standards Development International Standards Regional Standards National Standards Information Community Standards NATO ICAO, IHO

ESRI Actively Participates in in Interoperability & Standards Organizations ISO International Organization for Standardization OGC Open GIS Consortium ANSI/INCITS American National Standards Institute/International Committee for Information Technology Standards OASIS Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards IHO International Hydrographic Organization WS-I Web Services Interoperability Organization OMA Open Mobile Alliance (formerly LIF) WLIA Wireless Location Industry Association FGDC Federal Geographic Data Committee GSDI Global Spatial Data Infrastructure CEN Committee for European Normalization DGIWG Digital Geographic Information Working Group EPSG European Petroleum Survey Group

Standards Organizations 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% Consulting Lobbying Coordination Authority Specification Development Standards Development 10% 0% ISO W3C CEN ANSI* WS-I OGC GSDI DGIWG IHO FGDC EPSG OMA WLIA Cross Community Geographic Information Communities Percentages are notional

ISO Participation ESRI provides leadership role in ISO TC 211 Standards Development: ISO 19115: Metadata (Project Leader) ISO 19115-2: Metadata Imagery extension (Editor) ISO 19125: Simple Feature Access (Editor) Part 1 Common Architecture Part 2 SQL Option ISO 19139: Metadata Implementation Specification (Project Leader supported Editor/committee process) Provide technical experts on many WI project teams Harmonization with ISO JTC SC 32: : ISO/IEC 13249-3: 3: 1999 SQL Multimedia and Application Packages Part 3: Spatial

ISO TC 211- completed standards Guiding ESRI Development ISO 19101:2002 - Reference model ISO 19105:2000 - Conformance and testing ISO 19106:2004 - Profiles ISO 19107:2003 - Spatial schema ISO 19108:2003 - Temporal schema ISO 19110:2005 - Methodology for feature cataloguing ISO 19111:2003 - Spatial referencing by coordinates ISO 19112:2003 - Spatial referencing by geographic identifiers ISO 19113:2002 - Quality principles ISO 19114:2003 - Quality evaluation procedures ISO 19115:2003 - Metadata ISO 19116:2004 - Positioning Services ISO 19119:2005 - Services ISO 19125:2004 - Simple feature access Part 1-21 And several technical reports

ISO TC 211- DIS stage Guiding ESRI Development ISO/DIS 19104 - Terminology ISO/FDIS 19109 - Rules for application schema ISO/DIS 19117 - Portrayal ISO/DIS 19118 - Encoding ISO/DIS 19123 - Schema for coverage geometry and functions ISO/DIS 19128 - Web Map server interface ISO/DIS 19133 - Location based services tracking and navigation ISO/DIS 19135 - Procedures for registration of items of geographic information ISO/DIS 19137 - Core profile of the spatial schema ISO/PDTS 19139 - Metadata XML Schema implementation ISO/DIS 19137 ISO/PDTS 19139

OGC Participation ESRI Principle member Actively participates: Technical Committee Planning Committee Board of Directors All three OGC programs Interoperability program Standards program Community Outreach and Adoption program Current chair Metadata Working Group (WG) Location Services WG Sponsors Open Location Services Initiative

OGC specifications and Interoperability Data Management Simple Features Data Formats GML Web Services Web Services Catalog Services

OGC Specifications 109 AOS 0.2.0 (DP) AOS 0.5 (RFC) AOS 0.5.0 (RP) B-XML 0.0.8 (DP) BSM 0.0.8 (DP) CAT 1.0 (OIS) CAT 1.1.1 (OIS) CAT 2 (OIS) CAT2 19115 0.9.2 (DP) CAT2 ebrim 0.9.1 (DP) CICE:Compu 0.5.0 (DP) CICE:Engin 0.7.1 (DP) CICE:Enter 0.7.0 (DP) CICE:Infor 0.3.1 (DP) CPS 0.0.2 (IPR) CPS 0.0.2 (IPR) CT 1.0 (OIS) CTO 1.0 (OIS) DD CRS 1.1.0 (RP) DS 5.0 (DIPR) Filter 1.0.0 (OIS) Gateway 1.0.1 (DIPR) Gaz 0.0.9 (DP) Gaz 0.8 (DP) GC 1.0 (OIS) GDAS 0.9.1 (DP) GeoC 0.7.6 (DP) GeoP 0.7.1 (DP) GLS 0.9.1 (DP) GLS 0.9.1 (DP) GML 1.0 (RP) GML 2.0 (OIS) GML 2.1 (OIS) GML 3.0 (OIS) GML2.1 2.1.2 (OIS) GML3.1 3.1 (RP) HLG-CT 0.0.3 (DP) IntClient 0.1.18 (DP) IntEnc 1.1 (DIPR) Level 0 0.0.10 (DP) Location 5.2 (DIPR) LOF 1.0 (DP) MSSS (DROP) O&M 0.86 (DP) O&M 0.9.2 (RP) OLS 0.0 (OIS) OLS 1.0 (OIS) OLS Core 1 (OIS) OLS Nav 0 (RFC) OLSIM (DIPR) OLSref 1.3 (DIPR) OMF 0.0.3 (DP) OWS Common 0.1.0 (DP) OWS Common 0.2.0 (RP) OWS common 0.3.0 (RP) Present 1.6 (DIPR) RDS 6.0 (DIPR) SensorCS 0.5.1 (IPR) SensorML 0.4d (IPR) SensorML 0.7 (DP) SensorML 1.0.0 beta (RP) SFC 1.1 (OIS) SFO 1.1 (OIS) SFS 1.1 (OIS) SFS BG 1.1 (OIS) SFS NG 1.1 (OIS) SFS TF 1.1 (OIS) SIM 0.3.0 (DP) SLD 0.7.2 (OIS) SLD 1.0 (OIS) SMS 0.0.9 (DP) SOAP 0.8 (DP) St Cat 0.06 (DIPR) UDDI 0.5 (DP) UoM 0.6 (RP) UoM 1 (RP) WCS 0 (OIS) WCS 0 (RP) WCS 0.7 (DP) WCS 1 (OIS) WCTS 0.0.4 (DP) WFS 0.0.13 (DIPR) WFS 0.0.14 (RFC) WFS 1.0 (OIS) WFS 1.0.0 (OIS) WFS(T) 0.0.14 (OIS) WFS(T) 1.0 (OIS) WMC 0 (RFC) WMC 0.1.4 (DP) WMC 0.1.7 (RFC) WMC 1.0 (OIS) WMS 1.0.0 (OIS) WMS 1.1.0 (OIS) WMS 1.1.1 (OIS) WMS POST 0.0.3 (DP) WMS1.3 1.3 (OIS) WMS1.3.0 1.3.0 (RP) WNS 0.1.0 (DP) WOS 0.0.3 (DP) WPOS 0.2 (DP) WRS 0.0.2 (DP) WSA 0.3 (DP) WTS 0.3.2 (DP) WTS 0.5 (RFC) XIMA 0.4 (DP) XLS 1.1 (DIPR) XML for CR 2.0.0 (RP) XML for CR 2.1.0 (RP) Draft Interoperability Program Report Interoperability Report Discussion Paper Recommendation Paper Request For Comment OGC Interoperability Specification

Adopted OGC Specifications Implemented by ESRI Catalog Interface (CAT) Coordinate Transformation Services (CT) Filter Encoding (Filter) Geography Markup Language Grid Coverages (GC) Location Services (OpenLS) Simple Features CORBA (SFC) Simple Features SQL (SFS) Simple Features OLE/COM (SFO) Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD) Web Coverage Service (WCS) Web Feature Service (WFS) Web Map Context Documents (WMC) Web Map Service (WMS)

W3C Service Oriented Architecture* Service Service Requester Requester Client Find Find Bind Bind Interact Interact Service Description Service Service Broker Broker Publish Service Service Provider Provider Service Service Description *From Web Service Architecture, 14 Nov. 2002

ESRI s Standards Based Portal Architecture OGC Catalog Services (Z39.50 CS-W) Search Search Catalog Catalog and and Find Find Users Connect Connect and and Use Use Download Download and and use use OGC WMS, WFS, WCS Mif, Shp... Portal OAI Protocol for Metadata Harvesting Publish GIS data and services Document in catalog ISO 19115 Metadata/ ISO 19139 Metadata XML Schema Implementation GIS Web Services Providers FTP GIS Data GIS Data GIS Data Providers GIS Data

ArcGIS 8.1 Client SFO 1.1 Compliant ArcSDE for Informix 8.1 Server and Client SFS TF 1.1 Compliant ArcSDE for DB2 8.1 Server and Client SFS TF 1.1 Compliant Spatial Database Engine for Oracle 3.0.2 Client SFS NG 1.1 Compliant Spatial Database Engine for DB2 Datajoiner 3.0.2 Client SFS TF 1.1 Compliant Spatial Database Engine for Informix 3.0.2 Client SFS TF 1.1 Compliant ArcIMS 3.0 Server WMS 1.0.0 Implementing ArcIMS 4.0 Server WMS 1.0.0 Implementing ArcIMS 4.0, 4.0.1 Server and Client SLD 1.0 Implementing ArcIMS 4.0,4.0.1 Server Filter 1.0.0 Implementing Arc Explorer 4.0.1 Client WMS 1.1.0 Implementing Arc Explorer 4.0.1 Client WMS 1.0.0 Implementing Arc Explorer 4.0.1 Client WFS 1.0.0 Implementing Arc Explorer 4.0.1 Client GML 2.1 Implementing Arc Explorer 4.0.1 Client WMS 1.1.1 Implementing ArcIMS Metadata Server 9.0 Server and Client CAT 1.1.1 Implementing ArcIMS Metadata server 4.0,4.0.1 Server and Client CAT 1.0 Implementing GIS Portal Tool Kit 2.0 Server and Client CAT 1.0 Implementing GIS Portal Tool Kit 2.0 Server and Client CAT 1.1.1 Implementing GIS Portal Tool Kit 2.0 Server and Client CAT 2 Implementing GIS Portal Tool Kit 2.0 Server and Client WCS 1 Implementing OGC GIS Portal Tool Kit 2.0 Server and Client WFS 1.0 Implementing GIS Portal Tool Kit 2.0 Server and Client WMC 1.0 Implementing GIS Portal Tool Kit 2.0 Server and Client WMS 1.0.0 Implementing GIS Portal Tool Kit 2.0 Server and Client WMS 1.1.0 Implementing GIS Portal Tool Kit 2.0 Server and Client WMS 1.1.1 Implementing ArcIMS 4.0,4.0.1 Server GML 2.1 Implementing Product ArcIMS 4.0,4.0.1 Server WFS 1.0.0 Implementing ArcIMS 4.0, 4.0.1 Server and Client WMS 1.1.0 Implementing 4.0.1 ArcIMS ArcIMS Metadata Server 4.0, 9.0 Server and Client Server and Client WMS 1.1.1 CAT 1.0 Implementing Implementing ArcIMS 4.0,4.0.1 Server GML2.1 2.1.2 Implementing Registry ArcIMS Metadata server 4.0,4.0.1 Server and Client CAT 1.1.1 Implementing ArcIMS Metadata Server 9.0 Server and Client CAT 2 Implementing ArcIMS 9.0 Server WMS 1.0.0 Implementing ArcIMS 9.0 Server WMS 1.1.0 Implementing ArcIMS 9.0 Server WMS 1.1.1 Implementing ArcIMS 9.1 Server and Client Filter 1.0.0 Implementing ArcIMS 9.1 Server and Client GML 2.1 Implementing ArcIMS 9.1 Server and Client GML 3.0 Implementing ArcIMS 9.1 Server and Client GML2.1 2.1.2 Implementing ArcIMS 9.1 Server and Client SLD 1.0 Implementing ArcIMS 9.1 Server and Client WFS 1.0.0 Implementing ArcGIS Server 9.0 Server WCS 1 Implementing ArcGIS Interoperability Tool Bar Add-on 8.3 Client GML 2.1 Implementing ArcGIS Interoperability Tool Bar Add-on 8.3 Client WFS 1.0.0 Implementing ArcGIS Interoperability Tool Bar Add-on 8.3 Client WMS 1.1.0 Implementing ArcGIS 9.0 Client WCS 1 Implementing ArcGIS 9.0 Client WMS 1.1.1 Implementing ArcLocation Solutions Server and Client OLS 1.0 Implementing http://www.opengeospatial.org/ ArcGIS Data Interoperability Extension 9.0 Client GML 3.0 Implementing ArcGIS Data Interoperability Extension 9.0 Client GML2.1 2.1.2 Implementing ArcGIS Data Interoperability Extension 9.0 Client WFS 1.0.0 Implementing ArcIMS Data Delivery Extension 9.0 Server GML 3.0 Implementing ArcIMS Data Delivery Extension 9.0 Server GML2.1 2.1.2 Implementing ArcIMS Data Delivery Extension 9.0 Server WFS 1.0.0 Implementing ArcExplorer Web Client WMC 1.0 Implementing ArcExplorer Web Client WMS 1.0.0 Implementing ArcExplorer Web Client WMS 1.1.0 Implementing ArcExplorer Web Client WMS 1.1.1 Implementing ArcSDE Oracle 9.0 Server SFS BG 1.1 Implementing ArcSDE SQL Server 9.0 Server SFS BG 1.1 Implementing

Summary Interoperability has always been important to GIS Many flavors of interoperability Standards: one of the things that make interoperability happen ISO and OGC standards are maturing and moving into the market ESRI has a long history with interoperability Involvement with standards development organizations Implementing GI and IT standards, multi-platform, multi-dbms ESRI will continue this commitment to interoperability ESRI will implement all standards and specifications that contribute to interoperability and make business sense Participate with us tell us what s important

Thank you ddanko@esri.com