Single Window Solution : The Spatial Data Infrastructure Strategy
Published: May 31, 2008
Photos: Prasad, NSDI
Abstract: To develop and maintain standard digital collection of data, National Spatial Data Infrastructure Secretariat envisages the development of common solutions for discovery, access and use in response to the needs of diverse user groups.
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