Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) documentation is the backbone for the effective organization, management, and utilization of geospatial information.
This comprehensive documentation outlines the standards, protocols, and technical specifications that govern spatial data creation, exchange, and sharing. It provides a clear roadmap for users and developers, offering insights into data structures, metadata formats, and interoperability guidelines.
SDI documentation is pivotal in promoting consistency across diverse datasets and ensuring seamless integration. It is an indispensable resource for stakeholders ranging from government agencies and research institutions to businesses and the general public.
By fostering a shared understanding and facilitating transparent communication, SDI documentation is vital in advancing spatial data governance, accessibility, and collaboration.
Central access point to standardised metadata concerning digital structured geological data across Europe.
A list of words, terms or concepts, semantically related to each other, that can be used to describe the meaning or central ideas of a dataset.
It allows to search for documents by looking in their metadata or content.