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Subject: RE: Notes from April 23 2010 Geo-GIS SC teleconference
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Hannes, Rex, Carl, Doug
1. Doug did a short brief on Geospatial presentation of CAP messages in
Canadian context. Gave briefing to Virtual USA and showed Canadian application,
including "layers". Met with Dr. Boyd. Much enthusiasm for the approach.
2. Tactical Situation Object - Official CEN note - a year or two away from
completing the ISO track. Has been in existence since 2002. Relatively mature.
Aimed at machine to machine communication. Based in part on CAP. Have no idea on
well implemented it is. From NCOIC perspective, create a new pattern and are
adjudicating change requests. Has some situational components in the spec. For
OASIS purposes, may be sufficiently useful from say Point of Interest or Cursor
on Target types of applications. TSO, however, is always associated with an
event. This may cause some issues in terms of EM deployments. Perhaps OASIS can
profile TSO so that the focus is small and could just be something like a
traffic accident. Another point: What is the actual scope of what we are trying
to accomplish? Problem with the use of the word "situation" - semantics related
to origins in the France community.
3. Carl and Hannes will get together at GITA and discuss "where" go
forward.
4. Talked about the IETF LO (Location Object) RFC (GML application schema).
Could take this schema and add a few pieces if required. Then would be
consistent with IETF and NENA NG 911 activities. Asked about the IETF civic RFC
also: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5139
Regards
Carl Reed, PhD
CTO and Executive Director Specification Program OGC The OGC: Helping the World to Communicate Geographically
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