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Implementing SensorThings for OpenIoT

Guest Post by Steve Liang on Mon, August 25, 2014

Editor’s note:

Earlier this month, Steve Liang, chair of the OGC SensorThings Standards Working Group (SWG) received an email from someone planning to implement the candidate SensorThings API on top of the OpenIoT platform. She wanted to get answers to these questions about SensorThings before coding:

Since it's inspired by OData, does the demo server actually use an OData server library, or is it a custom implementation?
Where/how does the SensorThings API differ from OData?

Cyber-Geology on the NSF EC3 Field Trip

Submitted by George Percivall on Fri, 2014-08-15 14:10

Get OGC Certified for KML 2.2

Submitted by Luis Bermudez on Fri, 2014-08-15 14:00

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I'm very pleased to announce the KML 2.2 validator now available at the OGC Testing Facility. It validates if implementations are correctly publishing KML data. The validator tests kml and kmz files, located locally or available via a URL. To get certified follow these simple steps.

More details about the test in my previous blog about this topic. Enjoy!

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