The Close Bond Between Open Standards and Open Source
summary
GeoNetwork is a metadata editor and catalog server that implements ISO 19115 family and OGC specs, enforces validation with the OGC validator, and already powers over 85% of EU national INSPIRE endpoints. The project is adding OGC API Records draft support plus GeoDCAT and a JSON encoding of 19115-1, exporting HTML, XML, JSON, schema.org and more. Code sprints and interoperability tests drive development; registry examples (national Dutch portal) prove the implementation works and remains standard-compliant.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to standards
- 3:56Where standards come from
- 8:29GeoNetwork overview
- 12:31Open source and standards
- 16:04OGC API Records development
- 18:39Code sprints for standards
- 21:15GeoDCAT discussion
- 23:43Building a resilient community
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