Spatial Data Infrastructure Access Control Models

Spatial Data Infrastructure Access Control Models is a formal framework that specifies the policies, mechanisms, and rules governing user access to spatial data and services within a Spatial Data Infrastructure, distinguished by its integration of geospatial context, role-based or attribute-based permissions, and interoperability requirements in distributed geographic information environments.

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    Andreas Matheus

    Technical University of Munich, Germany

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    Munich, Germany

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