英文摘要 |
The recorded content of geographic data is the result collected at a specific time, but the temporal aspect is often ignored during data schema design. Even if it is taken into account, the various domain-specific design nevertheless impedes the cross-domain data integration and increases the complexity of developing interoperable applications. The most effective way for resolving such heterogeneity challenge is to develop a consensus of time description from a standardization perspective. Based on the ISO19152 Land Administration Domain Model (LADM) standard, this research examines the design strategy for modelling the various temporal characteristics of Taiwan cadastral data. One distinct feature of LADM is the inheritance of class architecture based on the upper-level classes, namely, the VersionedObject and the Source class, with common temporal descriptions. This design enables all the inherited classes to have standardized temporal descriptions to meet interoperable application demands. Two design strategies are proposed in this research. The first strategy focuses on the modelling of semantics, rules and interrelationships of the temporal aspect in Taiwan cadastral data following the inheritance architecture of LADM. Those temporal characteristics not supported by this common framework are then expanded according to their corresponding semantics afterwards. The combination of inheritance and expansion forms a consensus and interoperable temporal description framework. The research results show VersionedObject can be used for modelling the concept of Valid Temporal Extent in the cadastral system, and Source is suitable for the description of various cadastral operations, but semantic translation based on the vocabularies used in current cadastral systems is necessary. There remain some temporal aspects that can only be modelled via expanded design by additionally introducing standardized vocabularies or codes. The proposed schema meets the demands of profile design according to the LADM standard and the comprehensive modelling of the temporal characteristics of Taiwan cadastral data. In the future, the mechanism can be further expanded for integrating geographic data according to temporal semantics, so as the rules based on standardized temporal descriptions can serve as the basis for establishing correct analysis results from the temporal perspective. |