by Carsten Hollmann Leave a Comment
Filed Under: 52°North, Communities, Sensor Web Tagged With: 52 North, 52°North, 52n, 52North, download service, INSPIRE, Sensor Observation Service, Sensor Web Enablement, SensorML 2.0, SML 2.0, SOS, SWE
A year after the release of 4.0, the Sensor Web community is pleased to announce the
A downloadable zip archive of the release contains the sources, as well as the binaries. Release requirements, installation and configuration information are documented in the 52°North wiki.
Due to some adjustments in the database model, we recommend reading the database update information in the 52°North wiki.
Filed Under: Communities, Metadata Management, Sensor Web Tagged With: INSPIRE, Metadata, SensorML, smartEditor
I am a student in the Master’s Program Geoinformatics at the University of Münster. The Master’s program requires an external semester to gain practical experience. It is possible to either work in a research project at the university or have an internship in a governmental or industry institution. I chose 52°North because I like the idea of creating open source software. Open Source software is more accessible than closed software, in that it is possible to further develop and extend the software, so more people can contribute to it and benefit from it.
During this semester, I will work on two different projects. One project deals with the implementation of an extension for a metadata editor to simplify the search for sensors. In the second part of the semester, I will work on the enviroCar project. The enviroCar project provides a platform to visualize and analyze car data and discover more about driving behavior. more >
by Simon Jirka Leave a Comment
Filed Under: Communities, Sensor Web Tagged With: INSPIRE, JRC, sensor data, SOS
Sensor data has become an important source of information for many applications. Sensors deliver near real-time, as well as, archived data sets, which are relevant for a broad range of thematic domains (e.g. air quality, noise, hydrology, smart cities, traffic, oceanography, disaster management, etc.). Thus, the need for sharing and exchanging sensor data is a highly relevant requirement for many stakeholders from science, administration and private companies.more >
by Ann Hitchcock Leave a Comment
Filed Under: Sensor Web Tagged With: INSPIRE, REST, Sensor Web, Sensor Web Client, SOS
Last week, Sensor Web enthusiasts met in Münster for a successful 2 day Sensor Web Workshop. Participants shared their versitile implementations of various 52°North’s components, such as SOS and Sensor Web Client.