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® Sponsored by Towards a Systems Model for Urban Planning: Moving SDI Towards Active Models of Reality 92nd OGC Technical Committee Calgary Canada John R. Herring, Oracle 15 September 2014 Copyright © 2014 Open Geospatial Consortium Objects in a looking glass are bigger than they appear OGC ® Copyright © 2014 Open Geospatial Consortium The future UP system (neoUP) needs: • Integration of various functionality for designing, monitoring and providing spatial services to an urban area. – Smart City: maintain a communication network to all stakeholders (including residents). – Facility Management: keep an “as-built” database with “as planned” branches for proposed changes. – IoT, Sensor Web: were possible monitoring should be via sensors. – Navigation: distributed, multi-network, multimodal, integrated indoor/outdoor navigation as a distributed systems, with transitions at each transfer node at network-to-network connection/interface OGC ® Copyright © 2014 Open Geospatial Consortium How Do We Help to Build a neoUP system • Such a System of Systems cannot be designed and built as a unit. It is complex and, to some extent, unpredictable, and changeable. • It must be able to evolve subsystem by subsystem. • It must be able to scale from Podunk, Massachusetts, to New York, New York, to Los Angeles, California. • Each subsystem must be built separately and designed to interoperate and to be replaced with minimal “readjustment.” It must be “hot swappable” no shutdown needed. OGC ® Copyright © 2014 Open Geospatial Consortium What do we need to require? • Transparency of data – Open formats or – A common encoding rules for transfer or – A common database language (e.g. SQL, RDF…) • Separable responsibility – by application – by area – Transfer from server to server (e.g. cellular/multimodal networks) OGC ® Copyright © 2014 Open Geospatial Consortium Other Presentations at this meeting • GeoSemantics DWG – Bojan Bozic - C2-SENSE: Blazing the semantic trail from sensors to users – (Command and Control systems ↔ Sensors) – Lopez Pellicer - Linked Map project: PROV ontology, WMS, and linked data - (Use of RDF as a common format, provenance, Linked Data) • Big Data DWG • Moving Features SWG (as yet private) • OGC Academic Summit 2014 OGC ® Copyright © 2014 Open Geospatial Consortium