Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
12th International Conference on Standardization, Protypes and Quality - A Means of Balkan Countries Collaboration, Izmit, Türkiye, 22 - 24 Ekim 2015, ss.269-276
A vast amount of spatial sets from multiple sources, especially with the advent of global observation capabilities, continues to grow. Fragmentations of datasets and sources, with gaps in availability, lack of interoperability or harmonization between datasets at different geographical scales and duplication of information collection are obstacles to facilitate spatial data use and sharing, exchange of information and data integration. Organizational arrangements on the regional or national levels have caused much heterogeneity in the standards implemented. This has created the need for unified standardization of Spatial Data Structures (SDI) to share data evaluation and eliminate duplicate efforts in data evaluation, make spatial data globally accessible, and support seamless integration of spatial data.