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* [[GeoExplorer | Visualization and inspection]]
 
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'''NB:''' Please note that it is also possible to visualize and inspect external layers not published in the infrastructure. See [[GeoExplorer]] portlet user's guide for more details.
 
'''NB:''' Please note that it is also possible to visualize and inspect external layers not published in the infrastructure. See [[GeoExplorer]] portlet user's guide for more details.
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==Register your GeoSpatial data in the SDI Catalog==
 
==Register your GeoSpatial data in the SDI Catalog==
The gCube Framework offer several ways of registering your GeoSpatial data as '''Layers''' published inside the '''SDI Catalog''', making them available throughout the infrastructure.
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The gCube Framework offers several ways of registering your GeoSpatial data as '''Layers''' published inside the '''SDI Catalog''', making them available throughout the infrastructure.
  
 
For this purpose, a set of processes are offered by our [[Spatial_Data_Processing | Spatial Data Analytics]] facilities:
 
For this purpose, a set of processes are offered by our [[Spatial_Data_Processing | Spatial Data Analytics]] facilities:
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*Publish Layer from '''GeoSpatial-polygons data'''
 
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Please refer to [[Statistical_Manager_Tutorial|this guide]] on how to execute these algorithms.
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Please refer to [[DataMiner_Manager|this guide]] on how to execute these algorithms.
  
 
For a more comprehensive list of available processing algorithms, please refer to our [[DataMiner_Algorithms | default provided algorithms list]].
 
For a more comprehensive list of available processing algorithms, please refer to our [[DataMiner_Algorithms | default provided algorithms list]].

Latest revision as of 00:38, 13 December 2017


Overview

gCube offers a comprehensive set of facilities for managing geospatial data.

This "How to" describes how a user can add its own data to the gCube SDI. In particular, the following options are supported:

Once data are published into the gCube SDI they can be accessed and consumed by means of several approaches including:

NB: Please note that it is also possible to visualize and inspect external layers not published in the infrastructure. See GeoExplorer portlet user's guide for more details.

For a more comprehensive list on gCube features, please refer to our User's Guide.

Import an external CSW catalog to the SDI Catalog

External OGC Web-Services can be harvested into the gCube SDI Catalog, making its entries available throughout the infrastructure but still physically hosted on remote services. To do so, please open a ticket here : [1] specifying :

  • The OGC interfaces exposed by your service
  • Possible credentials needed
  • The target VRE in which the harvested entries should be published
  • Any other detail of interest

Register your GeoSpatial data in the SDI Catalog

The gCube Framework offers several ways of registering your GeoSpatial data as Layers published inside the SDI Catalog, making them available throughout the infrastructure.

For this purpose, a set of processes are offered by our Spatial Data Analytics facilities:

  • Publish ShapeFile
  • Publish RasterFile
  • Publish Layer from coordinates-referenced data
  • Publish Layer from CSquareCode-referenced data
  • Publish Layer from GeoSpatial-polygons data

Please refer to this guide on how to execute these algorithms.

For a more comprehensive list of available processing algorithms, please refer to our default provided algorithms list.

Ad-hoc Registration

If none of the existing processes suits your needs, the infrastructure lets you develop, test and run your own algorithms, that can fulfill the registration of your specific datasets.

Please refer to this guide on how to import/develop your own algorithms.