Dear all,
after searching the mailing list archive without success, I would like to
bring up the topic of the ISO19115 metadata standard for geographical
information and how to best map this into CF. Obviously, the ISO standard
builds on XML and its hierarchical structures, while (global)
Martin,
Ted Habermann Dave Neufeld at NOAA and Ethan Davis at Unidata have been
making great strides in this department.I'm sure they'll chime in with
more info, but to get going, check this out:
https://geo-ide.noaa.gov/wiki/index.php?title=NcISO
-Rich
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 5:52 AM,
So I may be missing the mark, but I see Martin's request as being about
encoding ISO-compatible data into NetCDF files, whereas at first glance the
NOAA/Unidata work appears to be about transforming pure NetCDF data/metadata
into ISO format.
It seems to me a fundamental question is whether
Folks,
Again, I'm sure Ted Dave will chime in here, but here's to put
metadata in your NetCDF files (or in NcML in the THREDDS catalog,
which is where we often supply it) so that is shows up in the web
services provided by the THREDDS Data Server (OpenDAP, NetCDF Subset
Service, and ISO service);
