by Ann Hitchcock Leave a Comment
Filed Under: Sensor Web Tagged With: OGC, Sensor Observation Service, Sensor Planning Service, Sensor Web, Sensor Web Enablement, SWE
I’m happy to announce that a comprehensive review article on the current design of the Sensor Web Enablement specification framework (‘SWE 2.0’) and on Sensor Web research in general has just been published by the journal ‘sensors’!
The article describes much of the work that has been developed within OGC’s SWE group in the past years and can now be seen under the umbrella of a ‘New Generation SWE’ (or SWE 2.0).
by Henning Bredel Leave a Comment
Filed Under: Communities, Sensor Web Tagged With: ArcGIS, SOS
In March a Space-and-Time Workshop will take place at the EDC Institute for Geoinformatics (ifgi). Sensor observation data is heavily space and time-related, and the integration of such data in existing tools will cover one part of the discussions for sure.
However, as the IfGI already updated ArcGIS, it was the perfect opportunity to update the adapter to support ArcGIS 10. This also included some (minor) bugfixes, but also to use the current /ArcHydro/Setup10/">ArcHydro tools (v2.0.1.14) as well. Please use and test the new version of the SOS Adapter, so that I can fix bugs as early as possible.
UPDATE: During the tests with the 52°North demo SOS which has several procedures covered in one offering, it became apparant that only one procedure was listed within the timeseries info table. I fixed this bug but did not want to make another version, so be sure have downloaded the latest version by comparing the creation date of the zip.
by Simon Jirka
Filed Under: 52°North, Sensor Web Tagged With: Sensor Observation Service, Sensor Web, Ship Tracking, SWE
Recently 52°North has conducted a project together with the Information Technology Service Centre of the German Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development at the Federal Waterways Engineering and Research Institute (DLZ-IT BMVBS). The goal was to analyse the feasibility of using Sensor Web Enablement (SWE) components for integrating near real-time ship tracking data into spatial data infrastructures.
by Ann Hitchcock Leave a Comment
Filed Under: Sensor Web Tagged With: Marine Sensors, MBARI, SARTI, Sensor Observation Service, Sensor Plug and Play, Sensor Web, SWE
Monday and Tuesday, Arne attended the ESONET workhop in Marseille. Together with Dan Toma, Joaquin del Rio (both from SARTI) and Tom O’Reilly (from MBARI), we gave a demo to show the interplay of the PUCK protocol and our Sensor Interface Descriptors (SID) to establish a plug and play of sensors.