Selection Factors for Architecture for Geospatial Processing Clause Samples

Selection Factors for Architecture for Geospatial Processing. In deciding upon a particular GIS architecture and corresponding software, be it “desktop GIS” or SOA-based GIS – either commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) or open source software (OSS) there are several types of factors to be considered: those related to the process(es) to be run, the users being served, the data being processed, and other system conditions such as admin staff capabilities, and server or licensing constraints. A discussion of these factors follows, which is summarized in Table 1 (below).
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