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7 August 2007 Study on GIS-based building of S-57 data models
Yong Li, Shi-tai Bao, Ping Zhou, Jian-jun Tan, Shao-pei Chen
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Abstract
The current situation that almost all of popular GIS softwares do not support normal data format of Electronic Navigation Chart (ENC) based on the IHO S-57 transfer standard, has seriously frustrated data interchange and share between Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). As an attempt, therefore, to transform S-57 data into the data format supported by GIS may be one of the promising techniques to integrate ECDIS and GIS. Keeping the objective in mind, this paper proposed a methodology of building S-57 data models based on a GIS platform. Taking MapInfo as an example, four steps of building S-57 data models were presented: 1. data transformation between S-57 spatial objects and MapInfo spatial features; 2. data transformation between S-57 feature objects and MapInfo attribute data; 3. transformation of relationship between spatial objects and feature objects of S-57; 4. transformation and storage of descriptive information of data sets. The data transformation from S-57 to MapInfo data format was achieved by programming with Visual C++ based on MapX 5.0. Having transformed into the MapInfo data format, the S-57 ENC data can be exchanged with other GIS platforms. The feasibility of the proposed methodology was examined through the ENC data. The results indicated that the proposed methodology succeeded in solving the problem that popular GIS softwares do not support the S-57 ENC data format.
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Yong Li, Shi-tai Bao, Ping Zhou, Jian-jun Tan, and Shao-pei Chen "Study on GIS-based building of S-57 data models", Proc. SPIE 6754, Geoinformatics 2007: Geospatial Information Technology and Applications, 675404 (7 August 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.764574
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KEYWORDS
Geographic information systems

Data modeling

Standards development

Data storage

Navigation systems

Raster graphics

Visualization

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