Special interest SDIs to support business processes

Autor: Nash, E.; Kofahl, M.
In:

9th AGILE International Conference on Geographic Information Science
Shaping the future of Geographic Information Science in Europe
Herausgeber: Suarez, J.; Markus, B.
Urheber: Association Geographic Information Laboratories Europe (AGILE)
Ort: Székesfehérvár, Hungary
Verlag: ALTO Press
ISBN: 963-229-422-X
Seite: 72 - 79
Jahr: 2006

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Institut: Professur Geodäsie und Geoinformatik

Abstract:
The majority of Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) initiatives have focussed on the provision of generic geospatial data to serve a broad range of users. Whilst the resulting SDIs are invaluable in increasing the availability and utility of geodata in existing and potential markets, their generic nature means that it is unlikely that they will have all the components required to fulfil specific needs. This paper discusses the creation of SDIs to support specified business processes, using an example of a business process from precision farming. These specialist SDIs both draw on and contribute to existing general-purpose SDIs.

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