La construcción descentralizada de datos espacialesriesgos para la calidad de la información geográfica
ISSN: 1132-1202
Año de publicación: 2015
Título del ejemplar: Neogeografía: algo más que cartografía accesible
Número: 27
Páginas: 187-205
Tipo: Artículo
Otras publicaciones en: Polígonos: Revista de geografía
Resumen
This paper defines what constitutes a «decentralized construction» framework of spatial data. This framework presents some differences with respect to what has been called «decentralized production» framework. First, in order to understand the possible risks due to poor quality, we reinforced the importance of spatial data in decision-making. Subsequently we identify and present some challenges that we understand are the main challenges today: production (commit much), access (accessing with quality), interoperability (enabling the use and legal use), metadata (describing well the products), traceability and metacalidad (maintaining the lineage and information about quality) and preservation (ensuring the future use). The work ends with a brief conclusion in which are identified the main lines of work (standardization, training, leadership, etc.) in order to avoid these risks.
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