Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The quest for interoperability is one of the main driving forces behind international organizations such as OGC and W3C. In parallel, a trend in systems design and development is to break down GIS functionalities into modules that can be composed in an ad hoc manner. This component-driven approach increases flexibility and extensibility. For scientists whose research involves geospatial analysis, hover, such initiatives mean more than interoperability and flexibility. These efforts are progressively shielding these users from having to deal with problems such as data representation formats, communication protocols or pre-processing algorithms. Once scientists are allod to abstract from lor level concerns, they can shift their focus to the design and implementation of the computational models they are interested in.  analyzes how interoperability and componentization efforts have this underestimated impact on the design and development perspective. This discussion is illustrated by the description of the design and implementation of bMAPS, a geospatial information system to support agricultural planning and monitoring. By taking advantage of new results in the above areas, the experience with bMAPS presents a road map to leverage system design and development by the seamless composition of distributed data sources and processing solutions.
['Gilberto Zonta Pastorello', 'Rodrigo Dias Arruda Senra', 'Claudia Bauzer Medeiros']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A standards-based framework to foster geospatial data and process interoperability
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