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Spatial Data Management

GeolinQ

Milan Uitentuis

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Contents

• Welcome to IntellinQ

• Spatial Data Management

• GeolinQ Concepts

• Demo

• GeolinQ Implementation

• Getting Started

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Welcome to IntellinQ

• Spatial Data Management Software

Solutions

• Founders• Mark Terlien, Product Development

• Boris van Luipen, Project Management

• Milan Uitentuis, Commercial Manager

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IntellinQ Products

dKart Bathy Manager

• Bathymetric Data Management

• For: Jeppesen Marine, Norway AS

GeolinQ

• Spatial Data Management

• IntellinQ software license product

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Spatial Data Management

• What is Spatial Data Management?• Making spatial data and metadata, accessible and usable by a variety of users and

applications

• Why Spatial Data Management?• Use best available data for running your business

• Challenges• Number of data sources and datasets and volume of acquired data• Data quality• Data discovery• Changing information needs• Sharing data

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Why GeolinQ?

• Reduce time to find best available data

• Share spatial data easily

• Avoid risks to acquire data more than once

• Improve data quality by enforcing validation rules and metadata use

• Cost effective adaptation to changing data sources and information needs

• Reduce implementation and operational costs of data management

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GeolinQ Flexible Data Model

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Data Services

Entity Datasets

Point Datasets

Feature Datasets

Web Services

File Import

Databases

Web Services

File Export

Web Portal

Data Sources Data Services

GeolinQ Data Management Concept

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Datasets

• Datasets are the universal interface to all data in GeolinQ

• Entity Dataset• Dataset for administrative data

• Point Dataset• Dataset for point clouds and raster data

• Suitable for huge amounts of points

• Feature Dataset• Dataset for storing features

• Configurable feature styling

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Flexible Data Model

• Why is a flexible data model needed?• Keep aligned to changing organizational information needs

• Characteristics flexible data model:• Support powerful data model OO concepts like inheritance• Cost efficient runtime configuration without redevelopment:

• Runtime definition and modification of the data structure by the end-user

• Runtime definition and modification of the meta data for the datasets by the end-user

• Data model enables effective and efficient search and retrieval of all

managed data in GeolinQ

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Data Sources

• Data Sources making external data sources accessible as GeolinQ datasets

• Catalog Data Sources• Tabular ASCII• Geotiff (Satellite imagery and aerial photos)• LAS (Point Clouds, Laser scans)• Shape (Cadastral, Roads, Assets, etc.)

• Service based Data Sources• Web Coverage Service (WCS)• Web Feature Service (WFS)

• Database Data Sources

• Custom Data Sources

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Data Services

• GeolinQ datasets are accessible as services for end-users to optimize data integration

• Services are configured by the customer to meet information needs of the end-user• WMS Service

• Configurable map layers for all spatial datasets and custom styling

• WFS Service

• Configurable service to access feature datasets

• WCS Service

• Configurable service to access point datasets

• CSW Service

• Configurable catalogue service to publish services and datasets

• Custom Data Services

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Implement and deploy GeolinQ

• GeolinQ architecture is optimized for easy implementation and deployment

• Configuration instead of development

• Web-based

• Scalable

• OGC web service

• REST Interface

• SDK

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Demo

• Query and Visualization

• Data Modeling

• Data Sources

• Data Services

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Dataset challenge!

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Case Driven Implementation

• A case resolves an information need and is small enough for an iteration

• A case consists of a limited set of spatial data to be managed in GeolinQ

• Model the data in GeolinQ: • Define the data structure

• Define the metadata structure

• Import data into GeolinQ or link data to GeolinQ

• Validate, style and visualize the data

• Define services for end-users

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More Information

Milan Uitentuis06 34570235m.uitentuis@intellinq.nl

Websites:www.intellinq.comwww.geolinq.com