Some Academic Sector/NMCA outcomes from the OGC Web Service Shibboleth Interoperability Experiment

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This document summarizes outcomes from an interoperability experiment on using Shibboleth for access management of geospatial web services. It discusses how Shibboleth can allow single sign-on access to protected spatial data resources across administrative domains. The academic sector helped test and demonstrate modified open source clients that work with Shibboleth-secured services to improve access for research and education. Going forward, expanding the use of Shibboleth and strengthening connections between access management federations could maximize the benefits.

Some Academic Sector/NMCA outcomes from the OGC Web Service Shibboleth Interoperability Experiment International Cartographic Conference, Paris, July, 2011 Chris Higgins, IE Manager, [email_address]

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Some Academic Sector/NMCA outcomes from the OGC Web Service Shibboleth Interoperability Experiment

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Watch timing Original title “Authentication and the Shibboleth Test” Session is “C3-NMA day - Euro SDR: NMCAs, universities and private players gathered for applied research” 1330 room 251
Cannot assume all in audience know about Shibb Mostly in the academic sector Identity protected Millions of users Talk a bit about the ESDIN Federation
Effectively, develop the European academic SDi
Shibb IE related work emerged from the PTB The testbed aspect was valued by the IE participants Objectives have proven robust
Even if all open (free of charge online access) often still need to know who is accessing the data And some data will never be completely open due to personal privacy issues, eg, cadastral parcels?
Make scope clear, eg, not licencing, georm, authZ, etc Framework agreements
This diagram adapted from the Switch website
Not the only available technology, eg, OpenID Effectively the reference implementation for SAML
Access Management Federations (AMF) provide a practical organisational model for operational SDI Shibboleth is production strength Small centre, big network of organisations A fundamental SDI requirement demonstrated Additional SDI organisational requirements could be layered on top of the AMF, eg, governance Needs changes to the clients, but not the services or Shibboleth Potential INSPIRE compliant approach for establishing operational strength access control to ensure data provided is only available to legitimate government agencies!
Mention have not talked about SAML. Refer to INSPIRE paper
No more than a rephrasing of the PTB Objectives? If the NMCAs find a new market then great
Likely that multiple federations with no inter-federation interoperabi

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Some Academic Sector/NMCA outcomes from the OGC Web Service Shibboleth Interoperability Experiment

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