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http://dx.doi.org/10.12672/ksis.2015.23.4.023

A Study on Establishing Circulatory System for National Spatial Data Infrastructure Standardization in Korea  

Seok, Sangmuk (Dept. of GeoInformatics, The University of Seoul)
Lee, Jiyeong (Dept. of GeoInformatics, The University of Seoul)
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Spatial Information Research / v.23, no.4, 2015 , pp. 23-32 More about this Journal
Abstract
The basic purpose of standardization is to enhance economic feasibility and increase efficiency in the field of production, consumption, and distribution, etc. Therefore, standardization field requires circulatory system that can not only produce standards but develop and revise published standards. With such a background, to activate standards and promote systematic standardization activities, the government proposed establishing circulatory system for geospatial information standards in the National Geospatial Information Standardization Project in 2011. However, the result of analysis show that the current National Spatial Data Infrastructure(NSDI) standardization system caused a various problems including duplicate publication of standards because domestic NSDI standardization field have repeated production activities of standards without conformity assesment and certification activities. With a view to establishing circulatory standardization system, this study suggests ways of improving current domestic standardization system by reestablishing the cycle structure and circulatory system for geospatial information standards. Through this study, we could determine strategic direction for virtuous circle of geospatial information standards in macro level and it can be effectively utilized in term of planning mid-and-long-term roadmap for establishing NSDI standardization system.
Keywords
Geospatial Information Standards; NSDI; Standardization; Circulatory System;
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