- From: Frans Knibbe | Geodan <frans.knibbe@geodan.nl>
- Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2013 12:10:15 +0100
- To: Ghislain Atemezing <auguste.atemezing@eurecom.fr>
- CC: public-locadd@w3.org
Hello Ghislain, Thank you for sharing this. It is an impressive undertaking, I do hope you will let us know when it is finished. Do you plan to include links to the OGC CRS URIs in your CRS vocabularies? As far as I know, those URIs do not resolve to RDF (yet), but they can be expected to be widely used identifiers of CRSes. About your remark about allowing a geometry to have different CRSes: Do you mean that you see a geometry as a real world phenomenon that can have multiple data encodings? That would be different from the OGC/ISO definition of what a geometry is. Regards, Frans On 2013-12-20 15:07, Ghislain Atemezing wrote: > Hi Frans, >> A completely different thing: I see that the Location Core Vocabulary >> does not define a new way of encoding geometry, but rather permits the >> encoding specified in GeoSPARQL and Basic Geo. Was NeoGeo ever >> considered too? One consideration may be that the world at large will >> not be helped by having many different encodings for geometry. I think I >> would prefer just an encoding of WKT, but without including the (URI of) >> the coordinate reference system (CRS). I believe the SRS should be a >> separate entity, to be applicable to a geometry, to a collection of >> geometries, or to a dataset. > +1. This is definitively a way to go and with the colleagues at > IGN-France, we are finishing two vocabularies that basically reuse > NeoGeo, GeoSPARQL to re-define the existing semantics of POINT by > taking into account what you just pointed out.. > > 1- A vocab for CRS: http://goo.gl/UchRcy, that will be tied to the > publication of at least the list of CRS maintained at IGN. > 2- A yet another vocab for geometry, where we allow to have different > CRS for a geometry. See http://goo.gl/nsJfei. > > You can play with this application, "Perfect School"[1] where from the > initial dataset in LAMBERT93, we provide for each resource two > different encoded values for the geometries. > > For example, we have queries like this > > [ ?s rdf:type aiiso:School ; > geom:geometry ?loc ; > ecole:nature ?nature . > > ?loc geom:coordX ?lat ; > geom:coordY ?lng ; > geom:systCoord ignfr:wgs84g . # here we specify the CRS, e.g: > ignfr:ntflamb2e > ] > > where we will publish all the CRS in this domain space ignfr: > <http://data.ign.fr/id/ignf/systemecoordonnees/> > > More to come when all the current issues are solved and the vocabs are > in a stable version... > > Happy Holidays to everyone. > > [1] http://semantics.eurecom.fr/datalift/PerfectSchool/ >
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