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How is GeoNetwork used in the real world?
GeoNetwork provides an easy to use web interface to search geospatial data across multiple catalogs. The search provides full-text search as well as faceted search on keywords, resource types, organizations, scale, … Users can easily refine the search and quickly get to the records of interest.
How does the search function in GeoNetwork work?
The search provides full-text search as well as faceted search on keywords, resource types, organizations, scale, … Users can easily refine the search and quickly get to the records of interest. GeoSpatial layers, but also services, maps or even non geographic datasets can be described in the catalog.
What can I do with the GeoNetwork opensource catalog?
GeoSpatial layers, but also services, maps or even non geographic datasets can be described in the catalog. Easily navigate accross records and find sources or services publishing a dataset. The interactive map viewer based on OpenLayers provides access to OGC services (WMS, WMTS) and standards (KML, OWS).
What can I do with a GeoNetwork node?
Easily manage user and group accounts, classification systems from the web interface and schedule metadata harvesting from many sources including: Other GeoNetwork node. Monitoring and reporting tools provide summarized information about the content of the catalog and statistics on the search. System maintainer can easily access the system status.
How to install GeoNetwork as a Windows service?
GeoNetwork Windows Installer: easy setup wizard (.exe) that allows to install GeoNetwork as a Windows service. To checkout the current development version and build it, use:
How to setup a Tomcat server in GeoNetwork?
A typical configuration is to have an Apache web server on address A that is publicly accessible and redirects the requests to a Tomcat server on a private address B. In this case you have to enter A in the host parameter. Port The server’s port number (usually 80 or 8080).
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