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Is there an agreed international standard on metadata for geographic information?

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No, an official international standard does not exist yet. However, the International Standardisation Organisation (ISO) is developing in its Technical Committee 211 a family of standards related to geo-spatial information (http://www.statkart.no/isotc211/pow.htm), including one for metadata, IS 19115. Work on this standard has been going on for five years and is in its final stages. Version 3 of the Draft standard was published in June 2000, and comments are expected by the 1st September. A final draft will be prepared in November and the International Standard is expected to be issued in July 2001.

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