Proceedings of the ISO Workshop on address standards

Considering the issues related to an international address standard


Overview of an address and purpose of the workshop  paper  presentation - Antony Cooper, Convenor of ISO/TC211 WG 7 - Information Communities

Addressing the Needs of INSPIRE: The challenges of improving interoperability within the European Union  paper  presentation - Andrew Coote, INSIPRE Address Thematic Working Group

A general approach to addressing  paper  presentation - Rob Walker, The Association for Geographic Information, UK

Ubiquitous public access and address standards  paper  presentation - Sang-Ki Hong, Convenor of ISO/TC211 WG 10 - Ubiquitous public access

Address data exchange in South Africa  paper  presentation - Serena Coetzee, University of Pretoria, Project Leader SANS 1883 - South African address standard

AS/NZS 4819:2003 : Geographic information - Rural and urban addressing and AS/NZS 4590:2006 : Interchange of client information  paper  presentation - John Hockaday, Geoscience Australia

A conceptual framework for the description of Place Identifiers  paper  presentation - Reese Plews and Shigekazu Kawano, JIPDEC / DPC, Tokyo, Japan.

Developing a Comprehensive Standard for US Address Data  paper  presentation - US Address Standard Working Group

Universal Postal Union (UPU) - International Postal Addressing Standards  paper  presentation - Ruth Jones and Joe Lubenow, Address Management, Universal Postal Union (UPU)

Addresses as an infrastructure component: Danish experiences  paper  presentation - Morten Lind, KMS-DK

An ISO/TC211 perspective on an international addres standard - Olaf Ostensen, Chair, ISO/TC211 - Geographic information

Address Standard Working Group, 2007, Overview of draft street address standard (US) 45th Annual URISA Conference, 20-23 August 2007, Washington DC, USA.

Akeno K, 2008, Japanese Address System

Barr R, 2007, How NOT to build a National Address Infrastructure - A cautionary tale from the UK 45th Annual URISA Conference, 20-23 August 2007, Washington DC, USA.

Coetzee S and Cooper AK, 2007, The value of addresses to the economy, society and governance - a South African perspective (paper)  Presentation 45th Annual URISA Conference, 20-23 August 2007, Washington DC, USA.

Coetzee S, Cooper AK, Lind M, McCart Wells M, Yurman SW, Wells E, Griffiths N and Nicholson MJL, 2008, Towards an international address standard (English) Japanese translation GSDI-10 Conference, 25-29 February, St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago.

Lind M, 2007, Benefits of common address data - experiences and assessments 45th Annual URISA Conference, 20-23 August 2007, Washington DC, USA.

Nicholson M, 2007, The address: improving public service delivery 45th Annual URISA Conference, 20-23 August 2007, Washington DC, USA.

“The Danish way”

SDI-standards at work – Jan Juul Jensen, Informi

WMS/WFS – Sune E. Pedersen, Grontmij | Carl Bro

“Show me where” – Jon Hemmingsen, Northtech

The Danish SDI: A technical perspective – Lydia Gietler, KMS

Use or misuse of ISO 19100 – Søren Riff Alexandersen, KMS

INSPIRE implementation in Denmark – Jes Ryttersgaard, KMS

Standards in Action

A Need for ISO Standards within Geosensor Network - Otto Heunecke, BW University Munich, Germany

Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe – INSPIRE – current status of technical implementing rule development - Paul Smits, JRC EC, Ispra

Geo Rights Management: Standards supporting Practice and vice versa - Rüdiger Gartmann, conterra GmbH Münster

Geographic Information – Location based services – Division Network Data Model - Dong Huang, Department Manager of Shanghai R&D Center, Navinfo Co, Ltd

Lessons Learned in the adoption of ISO/TC 211 Metadata Standards around the World - the Emergency - Dave Danko, ESRI Redlands

A Register for Data Quality Measures - Gerhard Joos, University Copenhagen

Geospatial Ontologies, Registries and sem. Services - Arne J. Berre, SINTEF and Sven Schade, University of Münster

Integrated Metadata   Model for Radar Sensors - Anthony Galassi, US National Geospatial Intelligence Agency