Dear List,
I got a couple of Rater images (geoTIFF) and I wonder how I can get them all
into one mapserver application. It's actually a big map composed of many
tiles. The mapfile actually allowas only one TIFF-file to display, or am I
completely wrong?
thanks,
Clemens / TU Darmstadt
Hi,
Read this, especially what is said about rasters and tile indexing.
http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/docs/howto/raster_data
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Clemens,
use gdaltindex to create a raster catalog for your rasters, this is a
shapefile, in the example called "index.shp".
(need to install gdal-utils)
Then create a layer like this:
LAYER
NAME 'luftbild'
TYPE RASTER
TILEINDEX '/path/to/index.shp'
TILEITEM 'location'
STATUS ON
METADA
Hi,
that depends on your client application. For example you can update the map
via php-mapscript with ajax. For a periodical request I use the prototype
javascript framework:
http://www.prototypejs.org/api/ajax/periodicalUpdater
greetings
Sven
- Original Message -
From: ramya srini
Hi,
I have a PostGIS table with about 12000 polygons scattered around the globe. The polygons outline areas where I have particular model data. To get an impression about the data density, I want to plot the polygons with a fill color and a high transparency value. This would mean that the colour
yes,
from version 5.2 AND with AGG output, you can obtain this by setting
the OPACITY keyword at the STYLE level.
cheers,
thomas
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 11:20, Reinoud Bokhorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a PostGIS table with about 12000 polygons scattered around the globe.
> The po
Hi,
I have a mapfile with layer that has a large number of points on it. Every
point (well, many of them) has an attribute "hyperlink". What would be the
easiest way to achieve a "clickable" point and get that URL in a new window?
Matej Serc
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Thanks for all your answeres!
I go to start testing with this information!
Thanks
2008/9/23 Carlos Ruiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> All,
>
> PostgreSQL can output as KML using the AsKML function. Hope this helps you
> to, at
> least, generate KML files.
>
> *IC Carlos Ruiz*
> **
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Using MapServer 5.2 with street data from Navteq, is there a way to include
directional arrows for one way roads?
Chip Taylor
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If you want to allow the title string to be passed through the URL, you can use
URL Configuration changes to pass the text in.
Take a look at this document (if you are using MapServer 5.x):
http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/browser/branches/branch-5-0/mapserver/MIGRATION_GUIDE.TXT
Scroll down
You can increase the opacity at the style level by assigning differing
levels of opacity based on attributes in the data table, but I don't
believe that this is the case that Reinoud is describing.
I am pretty sure that when two symbols of reduced opacity overlap, the
area covered by both symbol
Something I notice is that you don't have any MIMETYPE for your OUTPUTFORMAT.
If you want to use AGG and PNG with transparency I'd try adding:
MIMETYPE "image/png; mode=24bit"
to your OUTPUTFORMAT.
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Network Planning Engineer
iPCS Wireless, Inc.
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On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 07:16:03AM +0200, Markus Spring wrote:
> trying to set up a multi-map service based WMS mapservices and
> OpenLayers, I would like to retrieve user-defined meta information from a
> map via the GetCapabilities request.
>
> For example, if I define
>
>METADATA
> W
Hello,
I'm not sure what you want but I think you could take a look at
http://www.itopen.it/soluzioni/kml-map-server/
Best regards,
Felipe Costa
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 8:47 AM, David Martinez Morata <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Thanks for all your answeres!
> I go to start testing with this in
Look at the examples for map and query templates and try this: Setup
a separate query template html file for your point layer. Inside this
template put a JavaScript function that opens a new window based on
the attribute you want. When the query template loads after a click on
the map, then the ne
One option is to trigger MapServer queries on each click. How you do that
depends on your
client environment. For example, on this site:
http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/maps/compass.html
OpenLayers is used for the client. When a click is detected a MapServer query
url is built and
opened in a new
Of course Thomas would have had the right answer! I happily stand
corrected.
The opacity of overlapping symbols is cumulative.
David.
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> On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 07:16:03AM
I'm interested in hearing how people have gone about creating legend
graphics for continuous data sets. Say for hypsometric tinting.
Thanks!
Roger
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I used GIMP to create visually pleasing colour ramps and somehow (it was a
while ago) exported/embedded them in TIFF files as colour maps (I think). The
legend was colour chips for key breakpoints in the gradients I defined and to
hold the legend I created a bogus layer in the same group as the
G'day all,
I have a similar problem to this, but slightly more basic, and
slightly more outdated!
I have a MS SQL table with investigations in, and the latitude and
longitude of said investigations. I wanted to be able to make a map,
using OGR / ODBC to connect to MS SQL, and display the
Thank you for your answers.
At the time I installed mapserver 5.2, I didn't manage to compile in AGG support so I left it out. Of course that is then just the feature you need... I'll have to give it a retry.
Reinoud
Fawcett, David wrote:
Of course Thomas would have had the right answer! I h
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