External Links
- Swiss Federal Spatial Data Infrastructure and Portal geo.admin.ch
- Blog Chilean Spatial Data Infrastructure
- GSDI 11 World Conference: The Geo-Spatial event of 2009, Rotterdam The Netherlands
- Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI) Association
- Links to SDI initiatives from the GSDI Association website
- The United Nations Spatial Data Infrastructure (UNSDI)
- The Netherlands Coordination Office of UNSDI (UNSDI-NCO)
- The GeoNetwork portal of UNSDI-NCO (with over 17.800 metadata sets)
- US National Spatial Data Infrastructure
- Australian Spatial Data Infrastructure
- The Centre for Spatial Data Infrastructures & Land Administration
- Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure
- Chilean Spatial Data Infrastructure
- The European INSPIRE initiative
- Spatial Data Infrastructures Unit at the EU Joint Research Centre
- Finnish National Spatial Data Infrastructure
- German National Spatial Data Infrastructure
- Dutch Geo register
- Laboratory of Geo-Information Science and Remote Sensing
- Lithuanian geographic information infrastructure
- Spanish National Spatial Data Infrastructure (IDEE)
- Catalonia Spatial Data Infrastructure
- Gipuzkoa Spatial Data Infrastructure
- Andalusian Spatial Data Infrastructure
- SNIG - Portuguese National System for Geographic Information
- Canary Islands Spatial Data Infrastructure (IDECanarias)
- Andorran Spatial Data Infrastructure (IDEAnd)
- Brazilian Spatial Data Infraestructure (INDE)
- Malaysia Geospatial Data Infrastructure (MyGDI)
- Bolivia Spatial Data Infraestructure (IDE-EPB)
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