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Integration of Simulation Models into Spatial Data Infrastructures

Spatial data infrastructures (SDI) are currently one of the hot topics within the geographic information domain. Mature interoperability standards and specifications have evolved in the last years, mainly driven by the work of the OpenGIS Consortium (OGC). The integration of simulators into SDI – dealing with geographic information – presents a challenging and promising concept. By achieving a high level of interoperability on simulation and SDI side, simulators can be organized and controlled from standardized external processes and are consequently made available to the very broad GI community.