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Introduction. Since time in ….. Humans are mapping their surroundings for various reasons. Mapping activity produces “Geospatial Data” which at the moment is mostly digital. Natural Resources management, Public Safety, Disaster Management, Military and many other applications are increasingly depend on Geospatial Data.. 

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Since time in …..  Humans are mapping their surroundings for various reasons.  Mapping activity produces “Geospatial Data” which at the moment is mostly digital.  Natural Resources management, Public Safety, Disaster Management, Military and many other applications are increasingly depend on Geospatial Data.

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Introduction. Today, lives and property depend on geospatial digital information/data flowing smoothly from one information system to another, one department to the other, etc. There are many Departments who produce Domain Specific Geospatial Data. Like,. 

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Today, lives and property depend on geospatial digital information/data flowing smoothly from one information system to another, one department to the other, etc.  There are many Departments who produce Domain Specific Geospatial Data. Like,

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Introduction. No single organization produces all the data (so it's inconsistent) and no single vendor provides all the systems (so the systems use different system architectures, which are usually based on different proprietary interfaces). The only solution for this is to follow, STANDARDS and more specifically OPEN STANDARDS and INTEROPERABLE STANDARDS. 

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No single organization produces all the data (so it's inconsistent) and no single vendor provides all the systems (so the systems use different system architectures, which are usually based on different proprietary interfaces).  The only solution for this is to follow, STANDARDS and more specifically OPEN STANDARDS and  INTEROPERABLE STANDARDS

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Introduction. Following Standards is based on the principle what is known as the FAIR – Principle Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable.. 

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Following Standards is based on the principle what is known as the FAIR  – Principle Findable,  Accessible,  Interoperable,  Reusable.

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Standards. Here the International Standards Organization (ISO) and Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) develop and publish the Open Geospatial Standards for the making the geospatial data FAIR. 

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Here the International Standards Organization (ISO) and Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) develop and publish the Open Geospatial Standards for the making the geospatial data FAIR

In India the BIS standards are followed ………..

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PARTICIPATING MEMBERS • OBSERVING MEMBERS SECRETARIAT This map is designed to visually demonstrate the geographic distribution of our Members. The boundaries shown do not imply an offcial endorsement or acceptance by ISO. 88 PUBLISHED ISO STANDARDS responsibility of ISO/TC 211 ISO 24 ISO STANDARDS UNDER DEVELOPMENT under the direct responsibility Of ISO/TC 211 26 November 2021 37 PARTICIPATING MEMBERS OBSERVING MEMBERS ISO ISO/TC 211 Geographic information/Geomatics. 

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PARTICIPATING MEMBERS
• OBSERVING MEMBERS
SECRETARIAT
This map is designed to visually demonstrate the geographic distribution of our Members. The boundaries shown do not imply an offcial endorsement or acceptance by ISO.
88
PUBLISHED ISO STANDARDS
responsibility of ISO/TC 211
ISO
24
ISO STANDARDS UNDER
DEVELOPMENT
under the direct responsibility Of ISO/TC 211
26 November 2021
37
PARTICIPATING MEMBERS
OBSERVING MEMBERS
ISO
ISO/TC 211 Geographic information/Geomatics

World over national geospatial data agencies are mandated to follow these standards, set standards and policies for their country.

NSDI. In India NSDI, National Spatial Data Infrastructure, a Department of Science and Technology organization, an organization which is not a data creation organization nor a data holding agency, but a mandated organization to come up with the policies and procedures for the Geospatial data management in India .. 

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In India NSDI, National Spatial Data Infrastructure, a Department of Science and Technology organization, an organization which is not a data creation organization nor a data holding agency, but a mandated organization to come up with the policies and procedures for the Geospatial data management in India .

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National Spatial Data Infrastructure, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India.

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NDR. There is a need for all the data creating organizations in India to come to a common platform and show what they have, and allow the Government and Private users to search and discover the data they need. NSDI has developed a NATIONAL DATA REGISTRY (NDR) that will require all agencies— state, private and academic — that collect and store geospatial data to provide details of the data they store.. 

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There is a need for all the data creating organizations in India to come to a common platform and show what they have,    and allow the Government and Private users to search and discover the data they need.   NSDI has developed  a  NATIONAL DATA REGISTRY  (NDR) that will require all agencies— state, private and academic — that collect and store geospatial data to provide details of the data they store.

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