Integrating commercially generated data into centralised geoscience data repositories for the benefit of urban environments

Watson, C.; Nayembil, M.

Integrating commercially generated data into centralised geoscience data repositories for the benefit of urban environments

Watson, C.; Nayembil, M.. 2015 Integrating commercially generated data into centralised geoscience data repositories for the benefit of urban environments. In: 17th Annual Conference of the International Association for Mathematical Geosciences, Freiberg, Germany, 5-13 Sept 2015, Freiberg, Germany, 5-13 Sept 2015. International Association for Mathematical Geosciences.

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Abstract/Summary

The data model is often seen as a necessary step when producing information systems, they are rarely seen as a distinct output with their own inherent value and potential for future re - use. The g eoscience community should improve how we communicate and sh are data models for past, present and future projects . This is of particular relevance when multiple stakeholders need to exchange and standardize information derived from a wide range of sources. This paper will consider the role the data model plays in t he integration of commercially generated geotechnical data into centralized data repositories for the benefit of sustainable urban development

Item Type:

Publication - Conference Item (Paper)

Additional Keywords:

Sub-Urban, BIM, Data Centre

Date made live:

12 Apr 2016 13:02 +0 (UTC)

URI:

https://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/513405