Experience Transforming Coverage-data Jordi Escriu.

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Experience Transforming Coverage-data Jordi Escriu

Contents  Context  INSPIREable Products (OI & EL raster data)  INSPIRE Delivery options (OI & EL raster data)  Current situation  Transformation plan  Analysis of standards  Drafting of GMLCOV examples  Next steps  Aspects for discussion 2 Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Context Our Organization Institut Cartogràfic i Geològic de Catalunya (ICGC)  Catalan Geoinformation Agency and reference public service for the application of geo-scientific knowledge (Government of Catalonia)  Aim: Deliver to users valued geographic and geological information and services.  Creation:2014  Merger of 2 Orgs.:ICC (1982) + IGC (2005)  Location:Barcelona Institutional and commercial activities International background Multidisciplinary knowledge fields  Geodesy, Geomatics, Cartography, SDI, Geology, Geophysics 3 Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Context Main products Large scale data  Vector data  Topographic databases 1: 5K scale 1: 25K scale 4 Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona 1: 5K 1: 25K ISO 9001 Certified

Context Main products Large scale data  Raster data  Orthoimagery Products:RGB, IR GSDs:10 cm / Specific coverage (coastline, etc.) 25, 50 cm, 2.5 m / Full coverage of Catalonia Delivery:File download 1 / WMS 2 / User Support Centre 3 Formats:MrSid 1 / PNG 2, JPEG 2 / GeoTIFF 3 5 Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona GSD 10, 25, 50 cm 2.5 m ISO 9001 Certified

Context Main products Large scale data  Raster data  DEMs 6 Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona Cell-sizes: 1x1m, 2x2m Accuracy: 15 cm Lineage: LIDAR data Delivery: User Support Centre Formats: ESRI ASCII Grid Cell-sizes: 5x5m, 15x15m Accuracy: 0.9 m Lineage: 1:5K Topographic DB Delivery: File download, WCS Formats: ESRI ASCII Grid 5x5m 15x15m ISO 9001 Certified

OI & EL Raster INSPIREable Products  Orthoimagery Orthophoto RGB & IR GSDs 25cm & 50cm  Elevation DEM 5x5m & 15x15m 7 Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

More Efficient options INSPIRE Delivery options EL & OI raster data  Coverage, except Range Set  OGC GML Application Schema for Coverages [OGC r2]  Coverage Range Set  OPTION 1: Multipart representation  1 st Part: GML Part (gmlcov:RectifiedGridCoverage)  2 nd Part: Range Set encoded using a well-known binary format (embedded in 1 st Part) – EL: TIFF / GeoTIFF (*); OI: TIFF / GeoTIFF / JPEG2000  OPTION 2: External file encoding  1 st Part: GML Part (gmlcov:RectifiedGridCoverage)  2 nd Part: Range Set, encoded using an external well-known binary format (gml:File) – EL: TIFF / GeoTIFF (*); OI: TIFF / GeoTIFF / JPEG2000  OPTION 3: Inline encoding  Range Set is encoded within the XML inline (DataBlock) 8 (*) Alternatively, the BAG format for Hydrographic bathymetry data Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Current situation  All options available in INSPIRE are (partially or totally) based on a GML structure.  This is a new approach for mapping agencies, which often use ‘well-known formats’.  Our case: GeoTIFF / ESRI ASCII Grid  Need for and update and get to know the applicable standards. 9 Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Transformation plan Analysis of encoding standards Application of Standards (Draft GMLCOV Examples) Automate data Transformation Process (FME) Process Validation GMLCOV Validation Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Analysis of standards Learning path  OGC GML  OGC r2GML Application Schema - Coverages  OGC r1SWE Common Data Model  Formats  TIFF / GeoTIFF  JPEG Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Analysis of standards OGC GML v3.2.1  Defines XML grammar & base schema components for the transportation and storage of geographic information (GML schemas).  Specific and standardized XML encodings for some of the conceptual classes defined in the ISO standards.  Extendable by designers.  Section 19 – Defines the specific components for encoding GML Coverages (conformant to ISO 19123).  A coverage is represented as a description of a:  a spatio-temporal domain (domainSet) – Usually a rectified grid.  set of values (rangeSet) – Encoded inline or externally referenced.  method or rule assigning values from the range to each position in the domain. 12 Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Analysis of standards OGC r2 GML Application Schema - Coverages  GML has turned out not enough to describe coverage instances in a flexible, interoperable and harmonized way.  GML Application Schema – Coverages has been defined to remedy this situation, until a future version of GML appear:  New ‘rangeType’ mandatory element, which carries information describing the range set data structure – Based on the “DataRecord” type defined in SWE Common Data Model (OGC r1).  New ‘metadata’ component, allowing the provision of application-specific supplementary information within the coverage.  ‘coverageFunction’ property is moved up in the hierarchy established in GML, promoted to ‘AbstractCoverage’.  Grid coverage types become subtypes of ‘AbstractCoverage’, rather than being subtypes of ‘DiscreteCoverage’ classes. 13 Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Analysis of standards OGC r1 SWE Common Data Model 14 Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona  Main goals  Define and package sensor related data in a self-describing and semantically enabled way.  Achieve syntactic and semantic interoperability.  Application in the case of coverages  Defines the ‘DataRecord’ type (Section 7.3).  According to GML Application Schema Coverages (OGC r2), this shall be the type used for the ‘rangeType’ mandatory component.

Analysis of standards UML version of application schemas  Result of importing the related GML application schemas to a UML representation  OGC GML v3.2.1  OGC r2 - GML Application Schema - Coverages  OGC_ r2_GML_APP.SCHEMA_COVERAGES.eap OGC_ r2_GML_APP.SCHEMA_COVERAGES.eap  Helpful to graphically show the components which are necessary to encode GML Coverages Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Application of standards Drafting of GMLCOV examples  GMLCOV Example (Externally referenced EL coverage) Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Next steps  GMLCOV Validation  According applicable XML schemas.  Comparison with other options / examples from other data providers.  Automate data transformation process in FME  Import a bundle of original coverage data.  Make data conformant according INSPIRE provisions (IR&TGs).  Thematic provisions (e.g. transform EL values to EVRS)  Encoding provisions (e.g. GMLCOV + GeoTIFF)  Get a bundle of transformed INSPIRE-compliant data.  Process Validation Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Aspects for discussion Hopefully today  Agree on valid INSPIRE GMLCOV examples (EL & OI), from those available:  Pier-Yves Curtinot (IGN-France) – Orthoimagery  Julián Delgado (IGN-Spain) / Jordi Escriu (ICGC- Spain) - Elevation  Any others you may provide  Cover all INSPIRE delivery options, as possible:  Multipart representation  External file encoding  Inline encoding Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Aspects for discussion Tomorrow – Thematic Clusters Session  Coverage encoding aspects already identified in the Thematic Clusters  General thread (cross-cluster, but focused on EL & OI) - "Encoding of Elevation and Orthoimagery coverages": and-orthoimagery-coverages and-orthoimagery-coverages  How to encode the extent of coverages - "domainExtent vs gml:boundedBy (EL & OI coverages encoding)": gmlboundedby-el-oi-coverages-encoding gmlboundedby-el-oi-coverages-encoding  Use of OGC SWE Quantity constraint constraint  Misalignments between coverages produced by different data providers coverages-produced-by-different-data-providers-eg-orthoimages Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Aspects for discussion Tomorrow – Thematic Clusters Session  Coverage encoding aspects already identified in the Thematic Clusters  OI coverages sample data - "Example data in accordance with OI application schema (for Copernicus guidelines)": accordance-with-oi-application-schema-for-copernicus-guidelines accordance-with-oi-application-schema-for-copernicus-guidelines  INSPIRE Data Specification on OI - "Inconsistencies/errors found in the INSPIRE TGs on orthoimagery": found-in-the-inspire-tgs-on-orthoimagery found-in-the-inspire-tgs-on-orthoimagery  INSPIRE Data Specification on EL - "Need more guidance for Elevation encoding and correct example (for ElevationGridCoverage) on the basis of GMLCOV schema": for-elevation-encoding-and-correct-example-for-elevationgridcoverage-on-the- basis-of-gmlcov-schema for-elevation-encoding-and-correct-example-for-elevationgridcoverage-on-the- basis-of-gmlcov-schema Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

Aspects for discussion  Draft a list of potential changes to the EL & OI Technical Guidelines (Today & Tomorrow)  Correction of known errors and ‘typos’.  New items identified that need to be addressed to achieve data interoperability.  Introduce GMLCOV coverages examples in the TGs.  Identify gaps / Complete:  Guidelines for encoding of coverages (e.g. ‘rangeType’ content and structure)  Specific encoding rules in a specific format (e.g. GeoTIFF / JPEG2000) Workshop on transformation of coverage-based data themes and WCS, 29–30/09/2015 – Barcelona

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