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CANRI DIY: Main Documentation - Contents

CANRI DIY: Main Documentation - Title Page

• 1 About the Do-It-Yourself Manual
• 1.1 Who should read this document
• 1.2 Summary of References
• 1.3 Distribution package
• 1.4 Glossary
• 1.5 Further reading
• 1.6 Current CANRI Contacts
• 2 CANRI at a Glance
• 2.1 Why CANRI?
• 2.2 Who benefits from CANRI?
• Helping agencies fulfil e-Government obligations
• Tools and strategies for maximising value of investment
• 2.3 What does it cost to be involved with CANRI?
• Costing estimates
• Commercial and open source software options: choosing what's right for you
• 2.4 Where can I get advice?
• 2.5 Are there security risks?
• Product liability/privacy
• Data servers and applications
• Security watching brief
• 2.6 Who is supporting CANRI?
• 2.7 Which standards does CANRI support?
• OpenGIS Consortium (OGC)
• Australia-New Zealand Land Information Council (ANZLIC)
• Australian Spatial Data Infrastructure (ASDI)
• Australian Spatial Data Dictionary (ASDD)
• Federal Geographic Data Committee
• 3 Getting started with CANRI
• 3.1 End-to-end: 4 Steps for information sharing
• Step 1: Data Product design
• Step 2: Registering in the catalog
• Step 3: Data serving
• Step 4: Applications − Putting data to work
• 3.2 Completing the picture: CANRI's role
• 3.3 Case studies: CANRI in the real world
• DLWC: River Information Internet System (RIIS)
• Nature Conservation Council NSW: PartnerPlus
• 3.4 Participation summary: options and opportunities
• 3.5 Funding your CANRI-compliant project
• 4 Answer Finder
• 5 CANRI from a Technical Perspective
• 5.1 Framework architecture
• Applications
• Middleware
• Data sources
• Advantages of the 3-tier architecture
• 5.2 Functional model
• 5.3 OGC Architecture
• 5.4 CANRI deployment
• 5.5 Web Map Server
• Overview
• 5.6 Web Feature Server
• Overview
• 5.7 Gazetteer
• Overview
• 5.8 CANRI Catalog
• Overview
• How the CANRI Catalog is used
• 5.9 Natural Resources Data Directory (NRDD)
• Overview
• How the NRDD is used
• 5.10 Natural Resources Atlas (NRA)
• Overview
• How the NRA is used
• 6 Applications: Solutions for your end-users
• 6.1 Suggested steps in solution design
• Strategic concerns
• Technical Evaluation
• Create data products
• 6.2 Making use of existing data
• Key datasets
• 6.3 Making use of existing applications
• 6.4 Application development: Roll-your-own
• Simple JavaScript WMS Client
• Map image only: Using Layers
• Connecting to the CANRI Catalog
• 6.5 GeoTools
• 6.6 MapBroker
• Overview
• How MapBroker is used
• 6.7 WebMap Composer (WMC)
• Overview
• How WebMap Composer used
• 7 Managing Metadata
• 7.1 Overview: the role of metadata in CANRI
• 7.2 MET Online: Metadata Management for the NRDD
• Overview
• 7.3 MEM: Metadata Extension Manager for Web services
• Overview
• Notes and Prerequisites
• Getting started
• Adding a New Layer Definition
• Layer Names
• Editing a Layer Definition
• 7.4 Testing and troubleshooting
• 8 Guide to Data Serving
• 8.1 Quick start
• Prepare data for CANRI
• Establish a web environment and data server
• Hosting services
• Register data and service metadata
• Test with a viewing application
• 8.2 Evaluating your options
• 8.3 Organising your Data
• Map layers
• Geo-referenced data
• Spatial coordinates: Common Projections and Datum
• 8.4 ArcIMS / WMS and WFS Connectors
• Overview
• How ArcIMS is used
• Procedures
• Install WMS components
• Configure for WMS requests
• Produce capabilities document
• Restart Java servlet engine and test
• View WMS layers
• Extending ArcIMS: WFS, scripts
• 8.5 Autodesk MapGuide
• 8.6 CubeSERV
• 8.7 DSLite
• 8.8 Exposure Image / Spatial Server
• 8.9 GenaMap / GenaWorld
• 8.10 GeoMedia WebMap (Intergraph)
• 8.11 GeoServer
• 8.12 ER Mapper: Image Server
• 8.13 MapInfo
• 8.14 MapServer (MapServ, ex ForNet)
• 8.15 MapServer 3.5 / 3.6
• Overview
• How MapServer might be used
• 8.16 WFSLite
• Overview
• Procedure for installation and testing
• Establish database access
• Setup Capabilities
• Describe FeatureType
• Setup Tomcat context
• Testing
• 9 Testing: Conformance and Interoperability
• 9.1 Utilities and testcases
• 9.2 WMT program
• 9.3 ConformIT

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