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Geospatial Portal Reference Architecture: A Community Guide to Implementing Standards-Based Geospatial Portals

Overview The Geospatial Portal Reference Architecture documents a "core" set of interoperability agreements that provide instructions for bridging the gaps between different organizations and communities that have heretofore shared geospatial information only with great difficulty. The Geospatial Portal Reference Architecture provides the basis for an open, vendor-neutral portal that is intended to be a first point of discovery for geospatial content in the context of designing and implementing the Spatial Data Infrastructures being developed by over 50 nations throughout the world.

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Publisher	Open Geospatial Consortium	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2004	Downloads	3
Format	White Papers
Topics	GPS - GIS

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