Monday, March 2, 2015 FGDC Standards WG meeting

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Filefinal draft National Shoreline Data Content Standard
The final draft National Shoreline Data Content Standard provides a framework for shoreline data development, sharing, transformation and fusion; provides technical guidance on shoreline semantics, data structures and their relationships; defines common attributes or elements for shoreline data and provides suggested domains; defines data models, schemas, entities, relationships, definitions, and crosswalks to related standards; and covers all shorelines of navigable waters within the U.S. and its territories. Legal controversy surrounds shoreline definitions because of boundary implications. This standard provides a framework inclusive of multiple shoreline interpretations and does not attempt to resolve disputed terminology. This standard applies to Water – Inland and Water and Water - Oceans and Coasts NGDA Themes.
File2015-03-02 briefing on National Shoreline Data Content Standard
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File Octet StreamGeospatial Standards for Canada
Proposed blueprint for 2015-2020
Filedraft FGDC Standards WG charter - revised (March 2015)
Scope: The FGDC Standards Working Group addresses national and international standards for geospatial data and services that (1) advance NSDI initiatives such as the Geospatial Platform and National Geospatial Data Asset (NGDA) portfolio management and (2) affect NSDI Stakeholders identified in A-16 Supplemental Guidance Roles and Responsibilities (2010) .
FileGeospatial Policies and Standards classification & inventory
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FileGeographic Information Framework Data Content Standard Part 4: Geodetic Control (revised Draft)
The primary purpose of this document is to provide a common methodology for creating datasets of coordinate values (horizontal, vertical, gravimetric, etc.) for geodetic control points represented by survey monuments, such as brass disks, rod marks and the antenna reference points (ARP) of active Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) antennas. It provides a single data structure for relating coordinate values obtained by one geodetic survey method (for example, a classical line-of-sight traverse) with coordinate values obtained by another geodetic survey method, for example, a GNSS geodetic control survey.
FileGeographic Information Framework Data Content Standard Part 4 : Geodetic Control
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Filedraft September 25, 2014 FGDC Standards WG minutes
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Presentation for March 2, 2015 FGDC Standards WG meeting