GeoNetwork is based on several international standards for the storage and exchange of metadata (ISO, OGC, etc.).

GeoNetwork is a fast developing application and with a growing community. In addition, this application is the functional basis of GeoSource, the French Open Source cataloging tool made available by the BRGM.

 

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Dates and locations

Trainings can take place in our offices. Please contact us. 

Private training sessions can also be organized across Europe upon request

Target audience and prerequisites
 

  • GIS architecture managers, GIS developers
  • Knowledge of the architecture of the OGC Web Service
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Goals

  • View the interests and limitations of GeoNetwork as part of a Web GIS architecture
  • Understand the main OGC, ISO, W3C and European directives (INSPIRE) for metadata
  • Be autonomous in the installation and the configuration of GeoNetwork
  • Understand the French features related to metadata

Price
 

  • Public training in France or Switzerland: please contact us
  • Private training: please contact us
  • From 700 € or 900 CHF / day / trainee (for other currency, please contact us)

Camptocamp curriculum

Lecture content/Topics

Day 1

Metadata and cataloging

  • General

  • Cataloging tools

Presentation of main metadata norms

  • Dublin Core, ISO 19xxx, etc.

  • Data and services metadata

  • INSPIRE metadata

Cataloging norms

Catalog queries and harvesting

Day 2

GeoNetwork

  • Presentation

  • Architecture

  • Installation

  • Settings

  • Administration module

  • Query module

  • Metadata entry

  • Tool customization (IHM, etc.)

  • Data storage in a SGBD

Harvesting with GeoNetwork

Your Trainer:

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Yves Jacolin

Training & Support Manager

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