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/* Start position by default for the map (hardcoded here for simplicity, * but maybe you can also get it from URL params) * ie: index.htm?
Interactive maps with OpenLayers examples
jQuery Geo docs
Welcome! jQuery Geo is an open-source, geospatial mapping jQuery plugin from Applied Geographics developed with the intention of making spatial web mapping significantly simpler than it may initially seem. We would like to point out the term "open-source" to explictly state that Google, Bing, MapQuest, Yahoo! & Esri are generally free but not open.
OWSLib svn trunk documentation — OWSLib svn trunk documentation
Introduction OWSLib is a Python package for client programming with Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) web service (hence OWS) interface standards, and their related content models. Find out what a WMS has to offer. Service metadata: >>> from owslib.wms import WebMapService >>> wms = WebMapService ( 'http://wms.jpl.nasa.gov/wms.cgi' , version = '1.1.1' ) >>> wms . identification . type 'OGC:WMS' >>> wms . identification . title 'JPL Global Imagery Service'
SWECO Position AB (my current employer) has gratiously provided sponsoring for this project. The primary goal of the project is to provide OpenLayers applications with a complete library for processing and analysing simple geometries, but as of version 0.11.0 hard dependencies to OpenLayers was removed which makes it possible to use JSTS Topology Suite as a free standing geometry library. A recent trunk snapshot of API docs is available . Also available are simple example use of buffer , overlay and triangulation operations. The examples uses a build of attache-array-js to meet JavaScript ES5 requirements in some browsers.
bjornharrtell/jsts - GitHub
MapTiler - Map Tile Cutter. Overlay Generator for Google Maps, Google Earth (KML SuperOverlay).
MapTiler is graphical application for online map publishing. Your map can create overlay of standard maps like Google Maps, Yahoo Maps, Microsoft VirtualEarth or OpenStreetMap and can be also visualized in 3D form by Google Earth. Only thing you have to do for publishing the map is to upload the automatically generated directory with tiles into your webserver. An example to demonstrate it’s power: Rendering of map (51025x73135 pixels) with raster reprojection on a standard computer with 16 cores against GDAL2Tiles: All those presentations were automatically generated by MapTiler/GDAL2Tiles application. MapTiler generates from your map a directory with tiles, you just have to copy it to your webserver.
