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ISO XXXX2:2019(E)
ISO/TC 211/WG 9
Secretariat: SIS
Geographic information — Geodetic register user guide
Information géographique — Guide de l’utilisateur du registre géodésique
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Contents
TOC \o "1-2" \h \z \u Foreword . PAGEREF _Toc202469105 \h 1
Introduction . PAGEREF _Toc977137111 \h 1
1 Scope . PAGEREF _Toc843474957 \h 1
2 Normative references . PAGEREF _Toc609224601 \h 1
3 Terms and definitions . PAGEREF _Toc153720758 \h 1
4 What is the ISO Geodetic Registry? . PAGEREF _Toc590696938 \h 1
5 Getting started . PAGEREF _Toc7335336 \h 1
5.1 The Registry website . PAGEREF _Toc271440041 \h 1
5.2 Browsing Registry content . PAGEREF _Toc679327517 \h 1
5.3 List of registered items . PAGEREF _Toc681569106 \h 1
5.4 Item details . PAGEREF _Toc297343873 \h 1
5.5 Sign up for the Registry . PAGEREF _Toc865330785 \h 1
5.6 Manage your account . PAGEREF _Toc934974220 \h 1
6 The Registry in detail . PAGEREF _Toc607123286 \h 1
6.1 Registers . PAGEREF _Toc232217665 \h 1
6.2 Item classes . PAGEREF _Toc438277316 \h 1
6.3 Roles . PAGEREF _Toc717938282 \h 1
7 Submitting proposals . PAGEREF _Toc678863340 \h 1
7.1 Prerequisites . PAGEREF _Toc28919216 \h 1
7.2 Submitting new content . PAGEREF _Toc775948075 \h 1
7.3 Clarifying an item . PAGEREF _Toc310103533 \h 1
7.4 Superseding an item . PAGEREF _Toc745515853 \h 1
7.5 Invalidating an item . PAGEREF _Toc5084204 \h 1
7.6 Retiring an item . PAGEREF _Toc399298662 \h 1
8 Managing proposals . PAGEREF _Toc838812466 \h 1
8.1 Tasks as a submitter . PAGEREF _Toc129861866 \h 1
8.2 Tasks as a register manager . PAGEREF _Toc280947265 \h 1
8.3 Tasks as a control body member . PAGEREF _Toc29833878 \h 1
8.4 Discussing a proposal . PAGEREF _Toc57384845 \h 1
8.5 Deciding a proposal . PAGEREF _Toc658783220 \h 1
9 Managing your organization . PAGEREF _Toc163626607 \h 1
9.1 Tasks as an organization’s Point of Contact . PAGEREF _Toc267568664 \h 1
9.2 Delegating rights to organization user . PAGEREF _Toc578137159 \h 1
9.3 Managing role requests . PAGEREF _Toc680599314 \h 1
Bibliography . PAGEREF _Toc733701813 \h 1
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Geographic information — Geodetic register user guide
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The ISO Geodetic Registry is a structured database of coordinate reference systems and transformations that is accessible through an on-line registry system.
This Registry is provided under the auspices of ISO Technical Committee 211 on geographic information/geomatics and conforms to ISO standards:
ISO 19135:2005, ISO 19135-1 and ISO 19135-2:2012.
Users of the Registry may query and view data and generate reports via anonymous guest access. Registered users may also submit proposals for new additions or clarifications to the Registry.
The user interface of the online Registry system displays an application menu containing links to all Registry sections accessible to the user, including a list of registers and their respective contained item classes.
To browse the content of the ISO Geodetic Register, click on the register’s name in the application menu. If you wish to display only registered items of a certain type, click on one of the item class groups (e.g. Coordinate Reference Systems) or an individual item class (e.g. Geodetic CRS). If the item class you want to select is not visible, make sure you have opened the corresponding item class group by clicking on the symbol positioned on the left of the item class group.
When you click on an item class group or individual item class, you will be presented with a list of items of that class or classes registered in the ISO Geodetic Register.
To sort the list, click on the column header (e.g. Name). To filter the list of items, enter your search keyword in the Search input box situated on the top right side of the list.
To inspect the details of a registered item, open the list of registered items as described in the previous section and click on the Details button next to item you wish to view. You may wish to sort or filter the item list in order to find the desired item. After clicking on the Details button, you will be redirected to a detailed description of the register item.
The details view of a register item may contain textual attributes, lists as well as references to other registered items. References to other registered items are displayed as blue links. You can use these links to navigate directly to the details view of the referenced item.
To access additional management information of a registered item, click on the Management information tab on the item details page.
The management information tab contains information about the following events:
Addition of the item to the register (green header)
Clarifications of item details (blue header)
Supersession of the item (yellow header)
Retirement of the item (red header)
Proposed or denied changes of any kind (grey header)
For each event the following properties will be displayed:
Table 1 — Proposal management information
In order to be able to submit new content to the ISO Geodetic Registry or propose changes to existing contents, you will need to create a user account and subsequently log in to the registry software.
To start the registration process, first click on Login in the upper right corner of the page and then click on the Register button. Please note that in case the open user registration has been disabled, the Register button is not visible. Please contact the register manager in this case to request a user account.
Now fill out all fields of the user registration dialog and make sure that your e-mail address is spelt correctly. If your organization is not in the list of organizations, check the My organization is not listed box. Enter the name of your organization on the following page and press Save.
The sign-up form contains the following fields:
Table 2 — Signup form fields
You will receive an e-mail to confirm your registration. Please follow the instructions in the e-mail and open the contained confirmation link in your web browser.
You may now log in to the registry by clicking on Login (top right), entering your e-mail address and password and pressing the Login button.
To modify your personal details, log in to the registry and click on on the bottom of the application menu on the left hand side.
If you wish to change your password, enter you new password in the Password and Confirm password fields before you click Save. If you leave both fields empty, your password will remain unchanged.
At the bottom of the user profile page a list of roles with regard to the registers inside the ISO Geodetic Registry is displayed. If a role was delegated to you by your organization, this is indicated by a check marked box. If your organization has a role in the register but that role was not yet delegated to you, you may request delegation of the role by clicking the button below the role name. When you click the button, the Point of Contact of your organization is informed about your request.
For more details on roles and delegations, please refer also to 6.3.
The ISO Geodetic Register contains the following item class groups and item classes:
Table 3 — Item class groups & item classes
The ISO Geodetic Registry defines the following roles:
Table 4 — Roles in the registry
Role | Definition |
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Organization authorized by a register owner to propose changes to the content of a register (ISO 19135:2005) | |
Group of technical experts that makes decisions regarding the content of a register (ISO 19135:2005) | |
User/organization to which management of a register has been delegated by the register owner (ISO 19135:2005) | |
User/organization that establishes a register (ISO 19135:2005) | |
The Point of Contact is an organization-related role and gives a user the right to delegate the roles held by his organization to other users of his organization. | |
Administrators have the right to manage registers, organizations and registry users. An administrator assigns register roles to organizations. The administrator role is global and not connected to a specific register or organization. |
Roles are assigned to organizations only but may be delegated to affiliated users by the organization’s Point of Contact user. Users who were delegated a role may subsequently act on the organization’s behalf.
The content of the registry is complemented and updated by the submission of proposals by submitting organizations. There are four types of proposals that may be submitted to a register (ISO 19135:2005):
Table 5 — Proposal types
To submit new content to or to update existing in the ISO Geodetic Registry, the following preconditions must be fulfilled:
You have created a user account (in the process you have either joined an existing organization or created a new one) and are logged in,
your organization was assigned the Submitter role by the registry administrator, and
the right to act as a I was delegated to you by the Point of Contact of your organization (if you created the organization, you automatically become your organization’s Point of Contact).
If these preconditions are fulfilled, you will see additional action buttons when browsing the registry content.
To create an addition proposal, browse to the register content by clicking on the register name or on one of the contained item classes in the application menu and subsequently press on the button displayed above the register content.
If the list of register item contains only items of a single item class, clicking will lead you directly to a proposal form for this item class. Otherwise you must select the item class of your proposal in the following screen.
Mandatory fields of the proposal are marked with the icon. If you omit to fill out a mandatory field, an error message will be displayed and the omitted fields are highlighted in red once you try to save or submit the proposal. Please note that the omitted field need not necessarily be in the current tab or accordion pane. If you are unsure why an error message is displayed, make sure to check all tabs and accordion panes for omitted mandatory fields.
Table 6 — Save proposal vs. submit proposal
Action | Description |
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The proposal is saved for later submission (cf. 8.1.3) with the status not yet submitted. You may edit the proposal or start a discussion (cf. 8.1.1). | |
The proposal is submitted to the registry to be reviewed by the register manager. |
In addition to the item details, every proposal requires additional management information. The following attributes in the Proposal details section are part of every proposal (ISO 19135:2005):
Table 7 — Proposal details
In case there are mandatory attributes not filled out when you click Save proposal or Submit proposal, the following message will appear at the bottom of the screen:
To clarify an item, press in the Action dropdown of the item to be clarified. You will be presented with a screen similar to the one described in the previous exception. All attributes will be filled with data from the item to be clarified and you can edit the attributes that require clarification. You cannot, however, edit the identifier of an item or change links to other register item, as this does not qualify as a non-semantic change. If you wish you change these attributes, you will have to perform a Supersession instead.
To supersede an item, press in the Action dropdown of the item to be superseded. This will open a screen where you can add a new item (or multiple) new items that are to supersede the original item:
When you finished adding successors, click Continue to proceed to the next screen. In the Additional data tab you will have to provide proposal details as described in Figure 11.
To invalidate an item, press in the Action dropdown of the item to be invalidated. This will open a popup where you will have to provide proposal details as described in Figure 11.
To retire an item, press in the Action dropdown of the item to be retired. This will open a popup where you will have to provide proposal details as described in Figure 11.
If you are a Submitter for your organization you will have access to the submitting organization overview page by clicking on Submitting organization in the Management folder of the application menu:
For proposals having the status not yet submitted you may start a discussion by clicking in the action menu next to the proposal. This will lead to a screen allowing you to invite participants to the discussion.
To invite participants, enter their e-mail addresses in the text field. When you are finished, click Start discussion. The registry will then send e-mails to the addresses containing a link to the discussion, allowing the recipients to take part in the discussion.
The proposal discussion forum gives an overview of existing threads. To view a message, click on it. The message content will be displayed in the bottom section of the screen.
If there are replies to a message, a small triangle is displayed on the left side of the message entry. You can click the triangle to open the message thread.
You may start new threads by clicking or reply to a message by clicking .
You may withdraw a proposal at any time by pressing the Withdraw button for the respective proposal on the submitting organization overview page.
To submit a saved proposal with the status not yet submitted, click on the Submit proposal button in the action dropdown.
A submitting organization may appeal the rejection of the proposal by the control body to the register owner by clicking Appeal to owner on the rejected proposal. Appealable proposals have the status rejected/appealable.
When you appeal a rejected proposal, it is required that you provide additional information that may be used by the register owner to decide the appeal in the following screen.
Table 8 — Appeal information
After a new proposal has been submitted, it is the register manager’s responsibility to review the proposal for completeness. The register manager returns the proposal to the submitter if the proposal is incomplete or he deems the submitting organization not qualified to make the proposal in question.
To view a list of proposals that are waiting for review, click on Register manager under the Management folder in the application menu.
To perform a review of a proposal, press the Review button. You may then accept the proposal and hand it over to the control body for decision or return the proposal to the submitter for revision.
If a proposal was accepted for decision by the register manager, the control body of the register must perform a thorough review of the proposal content. The control body then decides whether to accept the proposed register item into the register, to reject the proposal or to return the proposal to the submitter for revision.
If you were delegated the Control Body role by your organization you may review all proposals that are waiting for a decision by visiting the control body overview page (management area).
Although the registry software allows any user having the Control Body role to decide a proposal, it may be required to involve all members of the control body in the decision.
Therefore, the registry software includes a discussion forum where the proposal decision may be discussed. Refer to 8.1.1 for a detailed description of the discussion forum. As part of the discussion, the control body should decide which member will execute the proposal decision once it is made.
To decide a proposal, one member of the control body must execute the control body’s decision within the registry software. To do so, open the Action dropdown of the proposal in question and click on to open the control body review page. The following decisions are available:
Table 9 — Available proposal decisions
Users having the role Point of Contact have the right to delegate all roles assigned to their organization to users affiliated with the organization. Additionally, a Point of Contact is responsible for confirming the membership of new users and for delegating the Point of Contact role to other users of the organization.
If you are the Point of Contact for your organization, you will have access to the Point of Contact overview page. The link to the overview page can be found in the Management folder of the application menu.
To delegate a role to a user of your organization, click image::image-042.png[] next to the user’s name. This will open a popup displaying the roles available for delegation.
Check the appropriate roles and press Ok. Your changes in the popup will not be saved until you click Save in the main dialog.
Users of your organization may request the delegation of roles, as described in 5.6. If a user has requested the delegation of one or more roles, the number of requested roles will appear next to the user’s name like this:
When you open the permissions popup for that user, the requested roles will be highlighted.
You can accept the request by checking the respective check box, closing the popup by clicking Ok, and saving the main dialog by clicking Save.
In case you wish to deny the request, press the button. Note that denying a role request will be saved immediately. The requesting user may, however, again request the delegation of the same role at a later time.
[1] ISO 19111:2007, Geographic information — Spatial referencing by coordinates
[2] ISO 19135:2005, Geographic information — Procedures for item registration
[3] ISO 19135-1, Geographic information — Procedures for item registration — Part 1: Fundamentals
[4] ISO 19135-2:2012, Procedures for item registration — Part 2: XML schema implementation