Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Conformance
3 Normative references
4 Terms and definitions
5 Symbols and abbreviated terms
   5.1 Abbreviations
   5.2 UML notation
6 Concepts and organization of the reference model
   6.1 Integration of geographic information with information
        technology
   6.2 Focus of standardization in the ISO 19100 series of
        geographic information standards
   6.3 Reference model organization
   6.4 Interoperability of geographic information
        6.4.1 Definition of interoperability
        6.4.2 Aspects of interoperability
        6.4.3 Interoperability in the ISO 19100 series of
              geographic standards
7 Conceptual modelling
   7.1 Content of this clause
   7.2 Definition of conceptual modelling
   7.3 Use of this clause
   7.4 Specification of conceptual schema language for the
        ISO 19100 series of geographic information standards
   7.5 The approach to conceptual modelling
   7.6 Principles of conceptual modelling
   7.7 Model integration
8 The Domain reference model
   8.1 Content of this clause
   8.2 Definition of Domain reference model
   8.3 Uses of the Domain reference model
   8.4 Overview of the Domain Reference model
   8.5 Use of abstraction levels in the Domain reference model
   8.6 Detailed description of the Domain reference model
        8.6.1 Introduction
        8.6.2 Application schema
        8.6.3 Spatial objects and position
        8.6.4 Reference systems
        8.6.5 Quality
        8.6.6 Metadata
        8.6.7 General feature model
9 The Architectural reference model
   9.1 Content of this clause
   9.2 Definition of the Architectural reference model
   9.3 Uses of the Architectural reference model
   9.4 Overview of the Architectural reference model
        9.4.1 Introduction
        9.4.2 Services and service interfaces
        9.4.3 Identifying services and service interfaces for
             geographic information
   9.5 Types of geographic information services
        9.5.1 Introduction
        9.5.2 Types of information technology services relevant
              to geographic information
        9.5.3 Extension of service types for geographic information
        9.5.4 Service types in the ISO 19100 series compared to
              other service models
   9.6 Service interfaces and standardization requirements
        9.6.1 Introduction
        9.6.2 Identifying standardization requirements for
              geographic information services
        9.6.3 Fulfilling standardization requirements and the
              role of profiles
        9.6.4 Elaboration of standardization requirements
        9.6.5 Using this procedure to identify requirements
            for geographic information standards
10 Profiles and functional standards
   10.1 Content of this clause
   10.2 Profiles and base standards
   10.3 Modularity concept
   10.4 Use of profiles
   10.5 Product specifications
   10.6 Relationship of profiles to base standards
   10.7 Functional standards
   10.8 Registration of profiles
Annex A (informative) The Conceptual Schema Modelling Facility
  A.1 Introduction
  A.2 The ISO Conceptual Schema Modelling Facility Schema
      architecture
  A.3 ISO CSMF schema architecture and the ISO 19100 series
      of geographic information standards
Annex B (informative) Focus of standardization in the
                      ISO 19100 series of geographic
                      information standards
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