[GeoNetwork-users] metadata for a raster catalogue

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Hi list,

at our company we have a raster catalogue (a .mdb) for our orthophotos. No we
want to create metadata for this catalogue and fill it with data which is unique
for every orthophoto like date, extent, origin.

Is this possible or only for every orthophoto itself?

Did anybody create (inspire template) metadata with arcgis 10 and import it into
geonetwork?

Thanks for any suggestions!

best regards
Sarah

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Hi Sarah

If the raster catalogue is published as an OCG WxS service you can use the
OGC WxS harvester to create the metadata for the service and also all the
layers available in the service.

If you are working with ArcGIS Desktop, you can also export the metadata for
the raster layers straight into GeoNetwork using the Bridge extension
http://geocat.net/bridge.

The extension also creates a metadata record based on the INSPIRE profile.
It will use ArcGIS functionality to extract data properties and allow you to
edit a minimum set of required fields.

This is a licensed extension.

Regards,
Jose García

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On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 10:28 AM, Sarah Schuessler <sarah_flip@anonymised.com>wrote:

Hi list,

at our company we have a raster catalogue (a .mdb) for our orthophotos. No
we
want to create metadata for this catalogue and fill it with data which is
unique
for every orthophoto like date, extent, origin.

Is this possible or only for every orthophoto itself?

Did anybody create (inspire template) metadata with arcgis 10 and import it
into
geonetwork?

Thanks for any suggestions!

best regards
Sarah

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Hi Jose,

thanks for your feedback! That helped me!
I think the extension is best solution at the moment but I have to discuss this
with my other collegues.

best regards
Sarah

________________________________

Hi Sarah

If the raster catalogue is published as an OCG WxS service you can use the OGC
WxS harvester to create the metadata for the service and also all the layers
available in the service.

If you are working with ArcGIS Desktop, you can also export the metadata for the
raster layers straight into GeoNetwork using the Bridge extension
http://geocat.net/bridge.

The extension also creates a metadata record based on the INSPIRE profile. It
will use ArcGIS functionality to extract data properties and allow you to edit a
minimum set of required fields.

This is a licensed extension.

Regards,
Jose García

____________________________________________________
GeoCat introduces Bridge©
An extension to ArcGIS© to instantly publish data and metadata on GeoServer and
GeoNetwork.See http://geocat.net for more details. Buy Bridge Standard before 30
November 2010 and get a free upgrade to our Premium edition.

Jose García
GeoCat bv
http://geocat.net
Please consider the environment before printing this email.

On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 10:28 AM, Sarah Schuessler <sarah_flip@anonymised.com> wrote:

Hi list,

at our company we have a raster catalogue (a .mdb) for our orthophotos. No we
want to create metadata for this catalogue and fill it with data which is

unique

for every orthophoto like date, extent, origin.

Is this possible or only for every orthophoto itself?

Did anybody create (inspire template) metadata with arcgis 10 and import it

into

geonetwork?

Thanks for any suggestions!

best regards
Sarah

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