Title: Geospatial Metadata Overview
1Geospatial Metadata Overview
- WV AGP GIS Conference, 9 -12 June 2008
- Presented by
- Eric Hopkins, GIS Analyst
- ehopkins_at_wvu.edu
- West Virginia GIS Technical Center (WVGISTC)
- Department of Geology and Geography
- West Virginia University
- Morgantown, WV 26506
2- Geospatial Metadata Overview Outline
- Objectives
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata?
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing metadata for CSDGM
compliance - Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
3- Geospatial Metadata Overview Outline
- Objectives
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO Metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing metadata for CSDGM
compliance - Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
4- Objectives for this workshop
- Enable attendees to
- - read and comprehend formal metadata.
- - understand the purpose and value of metadata.
- - discriminate between minimal and quality
metadata. - - locate and access online resources.
- - begin exploring methods that work best for
you. - - build, validate, publish geospatial metadata
5- Geospatial Metadata Overview Outline
- Objectives
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing metadata for CSDGM
compliance - Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
6Lets Make Metadata
- Describe yourself using this format
- Title (name)
- Theme Keywords (work, play, life)
- Supplemental Information (unique characteristic)
7- Title (name) Eric Hopkins
- Theme_keyword WV GIS Technical Center
- Theme_keyword metadata
- Theme_keyword hiking
- Theme_keyword kayaking
- Theme_keyword sailing
- Theme_keyword music
- Theme_keyword photography
- Theme_keyword reading
- Supplemental_information Eric Hopkins is a GIS
analyst at the WV GIS Technical Center.
8- What is geospatial metadata?
- From Metadata in Plain Language, USGS, 2007
- http//geology.usgs.gov/tools/metadata//tools/doc/
ctc/ - WHAT does the data set describe?
- WHO produced the data set?
- WHY was the data set created?
- HOW was the data set created?
- HOW reliable are the data (caveats)?
- HOW can I get a copy of the data set?
- WHO wrote the metadata?
9Wow! I coulda had Metadata!
title supplemental information abstract
time period author sources (file) size
10entity attributes
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13- Introduction to Geospatial Metadata Workshop
Outline - Objectives for this workshop
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing metadata for CSDGM
compliance - Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
14- Why use metadata?
- Data developers and distributers use metadata to
- - avoid duplication of effort.
- - reduce labor and time costs.
- - share information, internally and externally.
- - publicize their work.
- - protect their investment through personnel
changes. - - limit their liability.
15- Why use metadata?
- Data consumers use metadata to
- - better understand the data set that they have
acquired. - - focus on data elements key to their efforts.
- - discover data inside and outside of their
organization. - - access geospatial data via web mapping services
16- The changing paradigm of geospatial data
production and distribution
Centralized
Distributed
Local or regional organizations produce and store
data that is accessible via services operated
under national standards.
A data set may be produced, stored and maintained
by a single organization.
17- Introduction to Geospatial Metadata Workshop
Outline - Objectives for this workshop
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata?
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing metadata for CSDGM
compliance - Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
18- Acronyms
- FGDC Federal Geographic Data Committee
- CSDGM Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Data - NSDI National Spatial Data Infrastructure
- ISO International Standards Organization
- GOS Geospatial One-Stop
- See the links included at the end of this
document for more information.
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23- Introduction to Geospatial Metadata Workshop
Outline - Objectives for this workshop
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata?
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing metadata for CSDGM
compliance - Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
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25- Introduction to Geospatial Metadata Workshop
Outline - Objectives for this workshop
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata?
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing metadata for CSDGM
compliance - Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
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27- Introduction to Geospatial Metadata Workshop
Outline - Objectives for this workshop
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata?
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing metadata for CSDGM
compliance - Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
28- Introduction to Geospatial Metadata Workshop
Outline - Objectives for this workshop
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata?
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing FGDC metadata
- Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
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30- Introduction to Geospatial Metadata Workshop
Outline - Objectives for this workshop
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata?
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing FGDC metadata
- Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
31- Introduction to Geospatial Metadata Workshop
Outline - Objectives for this workshop
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata?
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing FGDC metadata
- Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
32- Introduction to Geospatial Metadata Workshop
Outline - Objectives for this workshop
- Metadata concepts
- Why use metadata?
- The Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata (CSDGM) - ISO metadata
- Approaches to creating metadata
- Templates
- ArcCatalog forms
- Text editing
- Requirement for data submission
- Tools for editing and parsing FGDC metadata
- Metadata Parser (mp)
- TKME
- XML editors
- Applying knowledge and tools to your data sets
- Links to online metadata resources
33Links to on-line metadata resources
Federal Geographic Data Committee
(FGDC) http//fgdc.gov/ Metadata Workbook (FGDC
Green Book) http//fgdc.gov/metadata/meta_workbo
ok.html Content Standard for Digital Geospatial
Metadata http//fgdc.gov/metadata/contstan.html
(overview, links to documents) National Spatial
Data Infrastructure (NSDI) http//www.fgdc.gov/nsd
i/nsdi.html Wisconsin Metadata
Primer http//www.geography.wisc.edu/sco/wisclinc
/metatool/ Geospatial One-Stop http//www.geodata
.gov/gos West Virginia GIS Technical
Center http//wvgis.wvu.edu/