Search for spatial data by description, storage of imagery, DEMs, layers and maps, delivery as a list or on a digital map.
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What the service is used for
Search by address and coordinates
Search for spatial data by object address, geographic coordinates, keywords or other attributes.
Visualization on a digital map
Information is returned as a list of matching objects or as visualization of elements on a digital map.
Metadata of the found object
A geoportal visitor can view all metadata related to the found object.
City and region
A geoportal can contain spatial data about a single city or region.
Federal and global level
There are portals of federal and global significance. An example of a global geoportal is Google Earth.
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Describe the territory and the data composition. A specialist will clarify the portal structure, metadata profiles and search.
What you will receive as a result of the development
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Search by a given description
Convenient search for spatial data by a given description.
Geoportals are databases for spatial data. The purpose of a geoportal is to provide convenient search for spatial data by a given description.
What you get
- search by object address
- search by geographic coordinates
- search by keywords or other attributes
Search is performed by the attributes specified in the dataset descriptions.
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Spatial data storage
A system for storing aerial and space-borne images, elevation models, layers and maps.
Geoportals can store aerial and space-borne images, digital elevation models of the Earth's surface, vector and raster layers and cartographic materials.
What you get
- aerial and space-borne images
- digital elevation models of the Earth's surface
- vector and raster layers
- cartographic materials
The composition of stored datasets depends on the data published by providers.
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List, map and metadata
Search results — a list of objects, visualization on a digital map and metadata.
Portals have a convenient interface. Information is provided as a list of matching objects. Another display method is visualization of elements on a digital map. A visitor will be able to view all metadata related to the found object.
What you get
- a list of matching objects
- visualization on a digital map
- metadata of the found object
The set of search attributes and metadata composition depend on the published dataset descriptions.
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A channel from providers to consumers
Geoportals transfer information from providers to consumers.
Providers who hold the information publish dataset descriptions on geoportals. Users search for information and download online data. A geoportal may contain data about a single city or region, or have federal and global significance.
What you get
- publication of dataset descriptions by providers
- information search by users
- downloading of online data
Portal coverage can be city-level, regional, federal or global.
How the work goes
What is needed for a quote
To clarify the scope of geoportal development, describe:
- territory coverage: a single city or region, federal or global level
- data types: aerial and space-borne images, digital elevation models, vector and raster layers, cartographic materials
- how to search: by object address, geographic coordinates, keywords or other attributes
- whether publication of dataset descriptions by providers and downloading of online data by users is required
If the set of requirements is not yet defined, describing the territory and data composition is enough.
A specialist will clarify the portal structure, metadata profiles and search method.
Why Innoter
High spatial resolution of images
high spatial resolution of images
Relevant and reliable information
provision of relevant and reliable information
Objects beyond ground methods
an opportunity to study objects that cannot be examined by conventional ground methods
Data at any convenient scale
data at any convenient scale
Search by address and coordinates
search by object address, geographic coordinates, keywords or other attributes
Metadata of the found object
all metadata related to the found object
Geoportal composition, data and development stages
A geoportal provides search for spatial data by description and stores imagery, DEMs, vector and raster layers and maps.
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Geoportals are databases for spatial data. The purpose of geoportals is to provide convenient search for spatial data by a given description.
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Stages of geoportal creation: development of the portal structure and thematic vocabularies; design of metadata profiles; creation of a storage system, convenient search and information presentation.
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Geoportals can store aerial and space-borne images, digital elevation models of the Earth's surface, vector and raster layers and cartographic materials.
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A geoportal can contain spatial data about a single city or region. There are also portals of federal and global significance. For example, Google Earth is a global geoportal.
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A user can search by object address, geographic coordinates, keywords or other attributes. Information is provided as a list of matching objects or as visualization of elements on a digital map. A geoportal visitor will be able to view all metadata related to the found object.
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Aerial and space-borne images are the best way to obtain information for building geoportals. The source notes high spatial resolution of images, relevant and reliable information, the ability to study objects that cannot be examined by conventional ground methods, and data at any convenient scale.
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