Practical Geospatial Metadata Standards and Infrastructure in GIS Training
"Enhance your skills in geospatial metadata standards and infrastructure through a practical session on GIS training for spatial planning at the Ministry of Transport in Maputo, Mozambique. Learn how to view, edit, and export metadata while creating standard-compliant information. Hands-on guidance provided from 2nd to 13th July 2018."
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Geospatial Metadata, Standards and Infrastructure Practical Session GIS for Spatial Planning Training for Ministry of Transport Mozambique Maputo, Mozambique 2-13 July 2018 GeoInformation Systmes Section (GISS)
Viewing metadata An ArcGIS item's metadata can be viewed in the Description tab. In ArcCatalog click on SampleData_Point_of _Interest feature class in Catalog Tree > Select the Description tab.
Choosing a metadata style Select Item Description for a Metadata Style.
Editing metadata After viewing an item's metadata, you can start editing it if you have permission to do so you'll see the Edit button in the Description tab. Click Edit.
Editing metadata Adding thumbnail image. 1. Click on Update button. 2. Browse to D:\Exercise Data\POI_thumbnail.jpg 3. Click Open.
Exporting metadata 1. Click on Export button.
Exporting metadata 2. Select Translator file which is provided with ArcGIS for Desktop can be found in the <ArcGIS Installation Location>\Metadata\Translator folder. 3. Select Output File location. 4. Click OK.
