Innovation in OGC: The Interoperability Program

Innovation in OGC: The Interoperability Program

The OGC Interoperability Program is a source of innovation in the development of open standards. The approach to innovation is based on hands-on; collaborative engineering leading to more mature standards and implementations. The process of the Interoperability Program engages a community of sponsors and participants based on an economic model that benefits all involved. Each initiative begins ...

Advances in Spatiotemporal Interoperability based on HLA and OGC Standards

The Distributed Spatiotemporal Interoperability (DALI) approach addresses the issue of Interoperability between the separate domains of geoinformation (GI) and modeling & simulation (M&S) technology. While interoperability is often limited to a specific domain, DALI tries to exploit the synergies of coupling OGC-compliant services and HLA-based simulations in a standardized manner. The paper de...

eGovernment, Interoperability and Innovation

eGovernment is faced with a number of complex issues, such as Internet security, data protection, and a multilingual user environment. There are two essential interdependent ingredients to surmounting these challenges: interoperability and innovation. Innovative solutions developed by the ICT industry promote interoperability. Meeting consumers’ expectations for interoperability must remain a c...

Mashups: Interoperability & Innovation

Homeland Security and Interoperability: Adding OGC Interfaces to ArcIMS & SDE

Homeland Security and Interoperability: Adding OGC Interfaces to ArcIMS & SDE Track: Homeland Security Author(s): Matthew Gentile Much of what we hope to achieve in Homeland Security is predicated on the notion that spatial data can flow freely (and securely) among government entities. The flow must occur on multiple axes, horizontally across jurisdictions, as well as vertically across levels f...