Grade also requires to associate geographic references to domain objects. These geographic references are represented by an uri pointing to to a GIS metadata xml resource.
All GIS data/metadata pairs are published with gems in such way OGC Web-Service (OWS) descriptions are annotated, for each GIS data/layer, with a uri for the domain object, and an uri for the GIS metadata.
Hence, through a single OWS GetCapabilities document (using the WMS service), we have a set of domain,gis uri pairs, that gives the glue to associate a geographic reference to a domain object. e.g. a species distribution to a species.
Grade also requires to associate geographic references to domain objects. These geographic references are represented by an
uripointing to to a GIS metadata xml resource.All GIS data/metadata pairs are published with gems in such way OGC Web-Service (OWS) descriptions are annotated, for each GIS data/layer, with a uri for the domain object, and an uri for the GIS metadata.
Hence, through a single OWS GetCapabilities document (using the
WMSservice), we have a set of domain,gisuripairs, that gives the glue to associate a geographic reference to a domain object. e.g. aspecies distributionto aspecies.The business logic is yet available here.
The example
species distribution/speciesis the one to rebuild in FLOD (no other collection pushed to FLOD at this time): http://www.fao.org/figis/geoserver/species/ows?VERSION=1.1.0&SERVICE=WFS&REQUEST=GetCapabilitiesTasks to do: