- From: Satoru Takagi <sa-takagi@kddi.com>
- Date: Fri, 24 Jul 2015 16:43:10 +0900
- To: public-sdw-comments@w3.org
- Cc: schepers@w3.org
Hello. I read Spatial Data on the Web Use Cases & Requirements note with fascination. As one the editor of SVG2, I am working on standardization of SVG. The motivation of the standardization for me is mapping of geospatial information. I am searching for construction of WWW which geospatial information and non-geospatial information fused there. SVG expresses vector drawing information. However, it is almost equivalent to vector geometry as used in the context of geospatial information. And SVG has united with HTML, and web browsers interprets and draws it natively. Accordingly, web browsers provides high-quality and high-speed renderings without a massive Web apps for SVG. And, SVG will improve the suitability as geospatial information more by future evolution. Recent SVG standardization work contains advanced line styling and markers, advanced animations, non-scaling objects, tiling, layering, level of detail and the concept equivalent to the topology of polygon etc. Incidentally, our company is operating WebGIS which used SVG as geospatial information as in-company information systems, and we realize that potential. Do you get interested in SVG as geospatial information? I wonder that your activity and SVG should just become more familiar. Regards, Satoru Takagi W3C AC Representative, SVG2 Editor KDDI CORPORATION, R&D Strategy Department, Technology Development Division
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