- From: Dan Brickley <danbri@danbri.org>
- Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 15:31:49 +0200
- To: Joshua Lieberman <jlieberman@traversetechnologies.com>
- CC: chris goad <chris@platial.com>, Mike Liebhold <mnl@well.com>, public-xg-geo@w3.org, member-xg-geo@w3.org
Joshua Lieberman wrote: > Chris, > > Glad you'll be able to join on Thursday. The incubator's charter expires > next Saturday, so we have to get neogeo ensconced somewhere and figure > out if / how to propose a geosemantics interest group as a follow on. > > There has been plenty of discussion about geo:lat and geo:long. With due > respect to Dan for being a pioneer here, the consensus has generally > been that a different vocabulary would more clearly mark a transition to > feature-based tags. I'm plenty fine with a new vocab being created. I was more concerned with potential for non-backwards-friendly changes, than with standing in the way of progress. The point of doing the SWIG vocab was to do the tinyest thing we could possibly have done in RDF geo space while still being useful. It's time to go a bit deeper :) We could certainly, however, add them as feature > properties to neogeo and express the assertion that taken together they > also should be considered to map to the general feature model with point > geometry in the same way as georss:point. Is this valuable? It would be > useful feedback, of which we have not gotten very much to date. Sounds plausible to me, but I don't know neogeo well. Perhaps we could get some test instance data together? And experiment with transformations (using SPARQL, XSLT, whatever, ...). Dan > Cheers, > > Josh
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