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A Conversational Approach To Semantic Web Service Selection- An Agent-Based Solution to the Resource Allocation Problem in Emergency Situations
- Biodiversity Exploratory Information System (BExIS) – Technical Overview
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- Identifying and Supporting Information Needs in Mass Casualty Incidents – an Interdisciplinary Approach
- Navigating in a heterogeneous data space
- Open Social Student Modeling: Visualizing Student Models with Parallel IntrospectiveViews
- Progressor: Personalized visual access to programming problems
- Semantic Data Integration in BExIS
- Semantic Representation of Process and Service Compliance – A Case Study in Emergency Planning
- Towards Standards-Based, Interoperable Geo Image Processing Services
- Usability Study of a Semantic User Model Visualization for Social Networks
- Visualizing Student Models for Social Learning with Parallel IntrospectiveViews
Towards Standards-Based, Interoperable Geo Image Processing Services
| Title: | Towards Standards-Based, Interoperable Geo Image Processing Services |
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| Authors: | Baumann, P., Brackin, R., and Owonibi, M |
| Source: | Geoinformatik 2011 |
| Place: | Munster |
| Date: | 2011-07-20 |
| Type: | Publication |
| Abstract: |
The OGC Web Processing Service (WPS) Standard has received high attention among the geo community due to its generality – on principle, any algorithm can be offered via an open WPS-based interface. However, this generality comes at a price: Normally, WPS instances are not interoperable as only the function signature, but not the semantics is described in a machine-readable fashion. To achieve WPS interoperability we propose to establish specializations (application profiles in OGC nomenclature) based on a well-defined service components and present such an application profile for raster data. It is based on OGC Web Coverage Processing Service(WCPS) which defines a raster processing language |
| URL: | http://ifgi.uni-muenster.de/~schwering/schwering_Geoinformatik2011.pdf |