ISO/TC 211 Geographic information/geomatics Secretariat: SN (Norway)

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1 ISO/TC 211 N Number of pages: 12 ISO/TC 211 Geographic information/geomatics Secretariat: SN (Norway) Document type: Resolutions Title: Source: Resolutions from the 42nd ISO/TC 211 plenary meeting in Tromsø, Norway, /17 ISO/TC 211 plenary Expected action: Info Meeting date/location: /17, Tromsø, Norway A to secretary: bjs@standard.no Committee URL: and

2 ISO/TC 211 N 4320 Resolutions of the 42nd plenary meeting of ISO/TC 211 Tromsø, Norway, /17 Liaison with Small Business Standards ISO/TC 211 appreciates and accepts the request for a category A liaison from Small Business Standards, and instructs the secretariat to inform the ISO Central Secretariat of its approval. Progress of the revision of ISO :2008 ISO/TC 211 notes that WG 6 has revised ISO :2008 according to the comments received at systematic review and through discussions in the project team. Noting that the comments have been resolved, ISO/TC 211 decides to omit the committee draft stage. ISO/TC 211 requests that the WG 6 convenor distributes the updated version to the WG for their approval, and that the document is forward to the secretariat for a six weeks review by the members. If there are no objections, it will be sent to ISO for DIS ballot. Progress of the revision of ISO 19126:2009 ISO/TC 211 confirms the allocation of project to WG 7. Progress of the revision of ISO 19112:2003 ISO/TC 211 confirms the allocation of project to WG 1. Progress of the revision of ISO 19123:2005 ISO/TC 211 confirms the allocation of project to WG 6. Registration of new project ISO New project (Stage 20.00): ISO/NP 19166, Geographic information BIM to GIS conceptual mapping (B2GM) Submitted by: NMB of Republic of Korea Project Leader: Dr. Tae Wook Kang, Republic of Korea 2

3 Approval date: Target date for IS: The project is assigned to WG 10. Registration of new project ISO New project (Stage 20.00): ISO/NP , Geographic information Geodetic references -- Part 1: The International Terrestrial Reference System (ITRS) Submitted by: NMB of France Project Leader: Dr. Claude Boucher, France Editor: Mr. Thierry Gattacceca, France Approval date: Target date for IS: The project is assigned to WG 4. Registration of new project ISO 19157:2013 Amendment 1 New project (Stage 30.00): ISO 19157:2013 Amendment 1, Geographic information Data quality Amendment 1: Describing data quality using coverages Submitted by: ISO/TC 211 Secretariat Project Leader: Mr. David Danko, USA Approval date: Target date for IS: The project is assigned to WG 9. ISO/TC 211 requests that the WG 9 convenor distributes the updated version to the WG for their approval, and that the document is forward to the secretariat for a six weeks review by the members. If there are no objections, it will be sent to ISO for DIS ballot. Registration of new project ISO (revision of ISO 19111:2007) 3

4 New project (Stage 20.20): ISO/NP , Geographic information Spatial referencing by coordinates Part 1: Fundamentals Submitted by: International Association for Geodesy (IAG), GGOS Bureau of Products and Standards Project Leader: Mr. Roger Lott, United Kingdom Approval date: Target date for IS: The project is assigned to WG 9. Registration of new project ISO (revision of ISO 19116:2004) New project (Stage 20.00): ISO/NP 19116, Geographic information Positioning services Submitted by: NMB of Japan Project Leader: Mr. Tetsuya Gunji, Japan Editor: Mr. Reese Plews, Japan Approval date: Target date for IS: The project is assigned to WG 4. Registration of new project ISO New project (Stage 30.00): ISO/NP , Geographic information Schema for coverage geometry and functions Part 2: Coverage Implementation Schema Submitted by: Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Project Leader: Mr. Peter Baumann, OGC Approval date: Target date for IS: The project is assigned to WG 6. Noting that there were only one substantial comment, and that this is resolved, ISO/TC 211 resolves to omit the committee draft stage. 4

5 ISO/TC 211 requests that WG 6 convenor distributes the updated version to the WG for their approval, and that the document is forwarded to the secretariat for a six weeks review before it is sent to ISO for DIS ballot. Registration of new project ISO New project (Stage 20.00): ISO/NP , Addressing Part 2: Good practices for address assignment schemes Submitted by: World Bank Project Leader: Ms. Catherine D. Farvacque-Vitkovic, World Bank Editor: Mr. Tony Braun, World Bank Approval date: Target date for IS: The project is assigned to WG 7. Registration of new project ISO (revision of ISO 19131:2007) New project (Stage 20.20): ISO/NP 19131, Geographic information Data product specifications Submitted by: NMB of Sweden Project Leader: Mr. Anders Skog, Sweden Approval date: Target date for IS: The project is assigned to WG 9. Registration of new project ISO (revision of ISO 19142:2010) New project (Stage 30.00): ISO/NP 19142, Geographic information Web Feature Service Submitted by: Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) 5

6 Project Leader: Mr. Peter Vretanos, OGC Approval date: Target date for IS: The project is assigned to WG 4. This new project replaces the ongoing project. Registration of new project ISO (revision of ISO 19143:2010) New project (Stage 30.00): ISO/NP 19143, Geographic information Filter encoding Submitted by: Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Project Leader: Mr. Peter Vretanos, OGC Approval date: Target date for IS: The project is assigned to WG 4. This new project replaces the ongoing project. Registration of ISO/CD 19127, Geographic information Geodetic register, as DIS (revision of ISO 19127:2005) ISO/TC 211 instructs the secretariat to update document N 4247 according to the proposal from the editing committee, given in document N 4311, and forward ISO/CD to the ISO Central Secretariat for DIS ballot. Publication of ISO/DTS 19157, Geographic information - Data quality - Part 2: XML schema implementation ISO/TC 211 instructs the secretariat to forward document N 4273 to the ISO Central Secretariat for publication. 6

7 Imagery sensor models for geopositioning - Implementation schema ISO/TC 211 recognizes the need for a new XML schema for the encoding of ISO and ISO/TC 211 appreciates and accepts the offer from the NMB of China to propose the NWIP for , Geographic information - Imagery sensor models for geopositioning - Part 3: Implementation schema. Systematic review of ISO 19134:2007, Geographic information Location-based services Multimodal routing and navigation Noting the results of the systematic review of ISO 19134:2007 (N 4253), ISO/TC 211 resolves to confirm this standard. ISO/TC 211 instructs the secretariat to inform the ISO Central Secretariat about its decision. Systematic review of ISO 19137:2007, Geographic information Core profile of the spatial schema Noting the results of the systematic review of ISO 19137:2007 (N 4254), ISO/TC 211 resolves to confirm this standard, with a plan to initiate revision when ISO is published. ISO/TC 211 instructs the secretariat to inform the ISO Central Secretariat about its decision. Systematic review of ISO :2005, Geographic information Metadata XML schema implementation Part 2: Extensions for imagery and gridded data Noting the results of the systematic review of ISO :2005 (N 4255), ISO/TC 211 resolves to confirm this standard and to withdraw it when ISO is published. ISO/TC 211 instructs the secretariat to inform the ISO Central Secretariat about its decision. Systematic review of ISO 19146:2010, Geographic information Cross-domain vocabularies Noting the results of the systematic review of ISO 19146:2010 (N 4256), ISO/TC 211 resolves to revise the standard. ISO/TC 211 instructs the secretariat to send out a call for project leader and experts to the project. The project is allocated to WG 1. 7

8 Systematic review of ISO/TS :2012, Geographic information Ontology Part 1: Framework Noting the results of the systematic review of ISO/TS :2012 (N 4257), ISO/TC 211 resolves to confirm this technical specification. ISO/TC 211 instructs the secretariat to inform the ISO Central Secretariat about its decision. Systematic review of ISO/TS 19158:2012, Geographic information Quality assurance of data supply Noting the results of the systematic review of ISO/TS 19158:2012 (N 4258), ISO/TC 211 resolves to confirm this technical specification. ISO/TC 211 instructs the secretariat to inform the ISO Central Secretariat about its decision. Recommendations on vote on systematic reviews ISO/TC 211 recognizes that the upcoming systematic reviews have a number of standards where the members are requesting guidance on how to vote. ISO/TC 211 recommends the following for systematic reviews with due date : ISO 19105:2000 Geographic information Conformance and testing Recommendation: Revise to align with recommendations on modular standards (N 3110, N 3165, N 3205) ISO 19132:2007 Geographic information Location-based services Reference model Recommendation: Confirm, noting important developments such as Smart Cities and Internet of Things; consider revision at a later stage based on guidance from the ad hoc group on LBS. Ad hoc group on classification issues Noting the comments on the revision of ISO (N 3982), ISO/TC 211 decides to establish an ad hoc group on the topic of geographic information classification schemes. The ad hoc group shall develop and present their scope of work for discussion at the next plenary. The ISO/TC 211 accepts the offer from the WG 7 Convenor, Mr. Antony Cooper, to chair the group. 8

9 ISO/TC 211 instructs the secretariat to send out a call for members of the group before the end of June. Joint work with ISO/TC 59/SC 13 Buildings and civil engineering works Organization of information about construction works Noting the ongoing discussion in WG 10 concerning the GIS-BIM integration and previous resolutions (575, 605, 690), ISO/TC 211 instructs the secretariat to contact the ISO/TC 59/SC 13 secretariat to discuss how to organize joint work between the two committees. Creation of harmonized models at an early stage ISO/TC 211 resolves that every project in ISO/TC 211 that includes a UML model shall create and validate the model in the Harmonized Model before the document becomes a Committee Draft or Draft Technical Specification. In order to support this, the need for a UML model should be explicit in the new work item proposals, and member bodies are encouraged to nominate required expertise. Nomination of representatives from ISO/TC 211 to UN-GGIM session 6 ISO/TC 211 nominates the following delegation to the 6th session of the UN Committee of Experts on GGIM: Mr. Olaf Østensen Mr. Chris Body Ms. Jeanne Foust Liaison representatives ISO/TC 211 appreciates and accepts the following nominations of liaison representatives: Mr. Larry Hothem, USA to IAG Mr. Larry Hothem, USA to FIG Mr. Larry Hothem, USA to SCAR Ad hoc group on best practices for UML modelling in ISO/TC 211 ISO/TC 211 expresses its appreciation to the ad hoc group on best practices for UML modelling and its convenor, Mr. Knut Jetlund, for their work. ISO/TC 211 resolves to disband the group, and transfers the responsibilities of the group to HMMG. 9

10 Geographic information standards wiki ISO/TC 211 thanks the International Cartographic Association for its initiative to establish and host a wiki for geographic information standards (ISO/TC 211, OGC and IHO), and the contribution by Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences. ISO/TC 211 encourages its members to maintain the wiki. Offers to host the Secretariat for ISO/TC 211 ISO/TC 211 thanks the national bodies of China, Sweden and Turkey for offering to take on the ISO/TC 211 Secretariat. Further, noting the TMB resolution 66/2016, ISO/TC 211 congratulates Swedish Standards Institute on being selected and looks forward to their successful leadership of ISO/TC 211 from January Acclamation 10

11 Adjustment of target dates of the ISO/TC 211 programme of work Bold = Delivered documents Project no WG CD DIS FDIS IS/TS (Rev) (Rev.) Under publication (Rev.) CD (Rev.) (Rev) (Rev) (Rev) Under publication (Rev) (Rev) (Rev) (Rev) (Rev) (rev) (Rev) (Rev) TS (Rev) (Rev) Amd TS TS Stage Stage 0 Review summary Requirements concerning subsequent meetings ISO/TC 211 adopts the following meeting schedule: 43rd plenary /12-02 Redlands, CA, USA 44th plenary /06* Stockholm, Sweden Facilities for WG meetings, editing committees, project teams and other meetings will be provided prior to the plenary, as required. *To be decided 11

12 Appreciations ISO/TC 211 expresses its appreciation to Standards Norway (SN) for hosting the meeting and providing the excellent meeting facilities at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Tromsø. ISO/TC 211 expresses its appreciation to the sponsors and co-organizers; the Norwegian Mapping Authority, the Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation and the Norwegian government s agency for railway services, for their support which made the arrangement possible. ISO/TC 211 expresses its appreciation to arrangement committee, Mr. Morten Borrebæk, Mr. Magnus Karge and Mr. Olaf Østensen, the Norwegian Mapping Authority, Mr. Trond Hovland, ITS Norway; Mr. Knut Jetlund, the Norwegian Public Roads Administration and Ms. Bjørnhild Sæterøy, Standards Norway, for their preparation of the meeting. ISO/TC 211 expresses its appreciation to Ms. Mette Wiken, Standards Norway, for her work with the preparation and her support to the delegates during the meeting. ISO/TC 211 expresses its appreciation to the sponsors for the delightful welcome reception at Polaria. ISO/TC 211 expresses its appreciation to host for arranging the meeting dinner at idyllic Sommarøy, and to Ms. Kari Strande, the Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation for her address to the delegates at the dinner. Acclamation 12