CONTENTS
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Review of existing standards
3.1 The International Organization for Standardization(ISO)
3.1.1 ISO/IEC JTC 1- Information technology standards
3.1.2 ISO/TC 130- Graphic technology
3.2 DIGEST(Geographic Exchange Standard)
3.3 Spatial Data Transfer Standard: Part 5: Raster Profile
3.4 IHO S-57-International Hydrographic Organization-
    Transfer Standard for Digital Hydrographic Data
3.5 CEOS-Committee on Earth Observation Satellites
3.5.1 CEOS Superstructure
3.5.2 CEOS Superstructure and the Catalogue Interoperability
      Protocol (CIP)
3.5.3 Overview of CIP Architecture
3.5.4 CIP Features
3.6 EOSDIS/HDF
3.6.1 Conceptual Data Models
3.6.2 Hierarchical Data Format (HDF)
3.6.3 HDF-EOS-The HDF Implementation of the EOSDIS Conceptual
      Models
3.7 International Telegraphic Union- Telecommunications ITU_T
    SG VIII-T.4 and T.6
3.8 Open GIS Consortium(OGC)-Coverages
3.9 Private formats
3.9.1 Fractal Transform Coding
3.9.2 The Graphic Interchange Format (GIF)
3.9.3 Photo Compact Disk
3.9.4 Portable Network Graphocs (PNG)
3.9.5 Tag Image file Format (TIFF)
3.9.6 GeoTIFF
3.10 Mapping of existing imagery and gridded data standards to
     geographic information standards
4 Components of image and gridded data
4.1 Picture elements of cells
4.2 Metadata
4.3 Spatial registration
4.4 Encapsulation and coding
5 Interaction with other standards
5.1 Subcomponents
5.2 Profiles
5.3 Alignment with overlapping standards
6 Plan to address imagery and gridded data in ISO/TC 211 work
    items
6.1 Impact on existing work items
6.2 New work required
Annex A (informative) Cell organization
Annex B (informative) Metdata
Annex C (informative) New areas of work supporting imagery and
 gridded data
Annex D (informative) Acronyms
Bibliography