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Database and Expert Systems Applications, 15th International Workshop on (DEXA'04)
Requirements and Design of an Integrated European Environmental Information Communication System (IEEICS)
Zaragoza, Spain
August 30-September 03
ISBN: 0-7695-2195-9
Keith Rennolls, CMS, University of Greenwich, London, UK
Tim Richards, Conservation Technology Ltd
Alex Fedorec, CMS, University of Greenwich, London, UK
Moh Ibrahim, CMS, University of Greenwich, London, UK
Kevin McManus, CMS, University of Greenwich, London, UK
Alun Butler, CMS, University of Greenwich, London, UK
The needs for various forms of information systems relating to the European environment and ecosystem are reviewed, and limitations indicated.. Existing information systems are reviewed and compared in terms of aims and functionalities. We consider TWO technical challenges involved in attempting to develop an IEEICS. First, there is the challenge of developing an internet-based communication system which allows fluent access to information stored in a range of distributed databases. Some of the currently available solutions are considered, i.e. Web Service Federations. The second main challenge arises from the fact that there is general intra-national heterogeneity in the definitions adopted, and the measurement systems used throughout the nations of Europe. Integrated strategies are needed.
Citation:
Keith Rennolls, Tim Richards, Alex Fedorec, Moh Ibrahim, Kevin McManus, Alun Butler, "Requirements and Design of an Integrated European Environmental Information Communication System (IEEICS)," dexa, pp.610-614, Database and Expert Systems Applications, 15th International Workshop on (DEXA'04), 2004
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