Difference between revisions of "ISO Sharing"
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Participating effectively in international partnerships is clearly critical to understanding changes that affect the entire world. Using standards that are developed by the international community is a critical part of that process. ISO Standards are developed and maintained by the International Standards Organization and are used throughout the world. At present, Europe and Austrailia are providing leadership in the development and application of the ISO Metadata Standards. | Participating effectively in international partnerships is clearly critical to understanding changes that affect the entire world. Using standards that are developed by the international community is a critical part of that process. ISO Standards are developed and maintained by the International Standards Organization and are used throughout the world. At present, Europe and Austrailia are providing leadership in the development and application of the ISO Metadata Standards. | ||
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| + | ==ESIP Response== | ||
| + | ===Yes=== | ||
| + | *James | ||
| + | *Henry - GZS DISC | ||
| + | *Deborah Smith - RSS, Discover | ||
| + | *Daniel Jacob | ||
| + | *Tyler Stevens - Yes - we use ISO Topic Category | ||
| + | *Gao Chen - NASA LARC | ||
| + | *Ed Armstrong - All continents | ||
| + | *Rudy Husar | ||
| + | *Ken Casey - more and more all the time | ||
| + | *Jeff Arnfield - minimal sharing now, with limited format and content and varying levels of detail | ||
| + | *John Schaldone | ||
[[Category: ISO Metadata]] | [[Category: ISO Metadata]] | ||
Revision as of 10:06, July 18, 2008
How ISO Does It
Participating effectively in international partnerships is clearly critical to understanding changes that affect the entire world. Using standards that are developed by the international community is a critical part of that process. ISO Standards are developed and maintained by the International Standards Organization and are used throughout the world. At present, Europe and Austrailia are providing leadership in the development and application of the ISO Metadata Standards.
ESIP Response
Yes
- James
- Henry - GZS DISC
- Deborah Smith - RSS, Discover
- Daniel Jacob
- Tyler Stevens - Yes - we use ISO Topic Category
- Gao Chen - NASA LARC
- Ed Armstrong - All continents
- Rudy Husar
- Ken Casey - more and more all the time
- Jeff Arnfield - minimal sharing now, with limited format and content and varying levels of detail
- John Schaldone
