Dear List,

I am following GeoNode development via the list and have tried out 
various versions
at different stages. I understand the relevance of GeoNode especially in 
"spontaneous
aggregation" of geospatial resources in case of a sudden crisis event. 
In such a scenario,
each GeoNode host would have a particular piece of information to share, 
likely
something that changes over time through incremental changes.

My question is about the mechanism to discover or publish the existence 
of relevant
GeoNodes in that case. How would this work? Is there some active push of 
the GeoNode
metadata required? Supposedly, this would be something like 
GetCapabilities, with
info on data holdings, updating policy, retirement date, etc.). If so, 
is there some GeoNode
repository that would keep lists of current nodes? Speed would be an 
issue, so passive
discovery would probably not work.

Any thoughts about this?

Guido Lemoine


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