Tile Map Service Specification - Revision history

Wiki-Rutsky: /* TileMap Resource */ fix url: "http://http://tms.osgeo.org/1.0.0"

2012-05-16T13:08:16Z

TileMap Resource: fix url: "http://http://tms.osgeo.org/1.0.0"

Wiki-Gpernot: Removed spam

2011-10-22T11:59:20Z

Removed spam

Wiki-Promo: /* URLs That are Actually Scripts */

2011-07-01T21:32:03Z

URLs That are Actually Scripts

Wiki-Promo: /* TileMap Resource */

2011-07-01T21:30:27Z

TileMap Resource

Wiki-Promo: /* TileMap Resource */

2011-07-01T21:29:31Z

TileMap Resource

Wiki-Promo: /* TileMap Resource */

2011-07-01T21:27:00Z

TileMap Resource

Wiki-Vehrka: Reverted edits by WikiAdmin (talk) to last revision by Promo

2011-06-22T09:41:10Z

Reverted edits by WikiAdmin (talk) to last revision by Promo

Wiki-WikiAdmin at 08:02, 22 June 2011

2011-06-22T08:02:16Z

Wiki-Promo: /* TileMap Resource */

2011-05-17T20:57:24Z

TileMap Resource

Arnulf: Reverted edits by Original11 (Talk) to last revision by Darkfire

2011-05-06T08:25:48Z

Reverted edits by Original11 (Talk) to last revision by Darkfire

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    <nowiki><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
-   <TileMap version="1.0.0" tilemapservice="http://http://tms.osgeo.org/1.0.0">
+   <TileMap version="1.0.0" tilemapservice="http://tms.osgeo.org/1.0.0">
     <Title>VMAP0 World Map</Title>
     <Abstract>A map of the world built from the NGA VMAP0 vector data set.</Abstract>

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   PATH_INFO = 1.0.0/vmap0
-If "tms" is the CGI executable, it can easily extract the remaining path information and use that for processing purposes. [http://www.usfreeads.com/services/business-services/gotomeeting-promotion-codes_2802563-cls.html gotomeeting promotion]
+If "tms" is the CGI executable, it can easily extract the remaining path information and use that for processing purposes.
 Note that by default some versions of Microsoft IIS do not conform to the CGI specification for this behavior (Apache does).  See the note at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q184320/ for information on how to enable this bahavior in IIS.

@@ Line 425: / Line 425: @@
   PATH_INFO = 1.0.0/vmap0
-If "tms" is the CGI executable, it can easily extract the remaining path information and use that for processing purposes.
+If "tms" is the CGI executable, it can easily extract the remaining path information and use that for processing purposes. [http://www.usfreeads.com/services/business-services/gotomeeting-promotion-codes_2802563-cls.html gotomeeting promotion]
 Note that by default some versions of Microsoft IIS do not conform to the CGI specification for this behavior (Apache does).  See the note at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q184320/ for information on how to enable this bahavior in IIS.

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 <TileMap>s have both a <BoundingBox> and an <Origin>.  The <BoundingBox> is the extent of the data of interest -- it might be used by a client to set an initial spatial extent.  The <Origin> is the lower-left corner of the 0/0 tile, and the upper right corner of tile -1/-1 (if you choose to configure your service so that negative tiles are required).  The <Origin> may be outside of the visual region of interest (the <BoundingBox>), for reasons of implementation convenience.
-<TileMap>s may participate as a <Face> of a larger complex of <TileMap>s. The OSGPlanet and GeoFusion clients both use separate polar faces in conjuction with equatorial faces (an "earth cube") to create a single world view from multiple tile maps.  See [[#Using Faces]]. [go to meeting promotion http://www.usfreeads.com/services/business-services/gotomeeting-promotion-codes_2802563-cls.html]
+<TileMap>s may participate as a <Face> of a larger complex of <TileMap>s. The OSGPlanet and GeoFusion clients both use separate polar faces in conjuction with equatorial faces (an "earth cube") to create a single world view from multiple tile maps.  See [[#Using Faces]].
 <TileMap>s may implement one of three "profile"s, two global profiles in common global projections, or a local profile in an arbitrary projection.  All profiles restrict the service to a fixed set of scales, to allow tilesets from different services to be more easily overlaid.

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   |   <Logo width="10" height="10" href="http://nga.mil/logo.gif" mime-type="image/gif" />
   | </Attribution>
-  | <WebMapContext href="http://wms.org" /> <go to meeting promotion href="http://www.usfreeads.com/services/business-services/gotomeeting-promotion-codes_2802563-cls.html" />
+  | <WebMapContext href="http://wms.org" />
   | <Face>0</Face>
     <SRS>EPSG:4326</SRS>
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 <TileMap>s have both a <BoundingBox> and an <Origin>.  The <BoundingBox> is the extent of the data of interest -- it might be used by a client to set an initial spatial extent.  The <Origin> is the lower-left corner of the 0/0 tile, and the upper right corner of tile -1/-1 (if you choose to configure your service so that negative tiles are required).  The <Origin> may be outside of the visual region of interest (the <BoundingBox>), for reasons of implementation convenience.
-<TileMap>s may participate as a <Face> of a larger complex of <TileMap>s. The OSGPlanet and GeoFusion clients both use separate polar faces in conjuction with equatorial faces (an "earth cube") to create a single world view from multiple tile maps.  See [[#Using Faces]].
+<TileMap>s may participate as a <Face> of a larger complex of <TileMap>s. The OSGPlanet and GeoFusion clients both use separate polar faces in conjuction with equatorial faces (an "earth cube") to create a single world view from multiple tile maps.  See [[#Using Faces]]. [go to meeting promotion http://www.usfreeads.com/services/business-services/gotomeeting-promotion-codes_2802563-cls.html]
 <TileMap>s may implement one of three "profile"s, two global profiles in common global projections, or a local profile in an arbitrary projection.  All profiles restrict the service to a fixed set of scales, to allow tilesets from different services to be more easily overlaid.

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 * [http://www.peej.co.uk/articles/rest.html What is REST]
 * [http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Slippy_map_tilenames OpenStreetMap's "Slippy tiles"]. ''Note that like Google map tiles, their grid counting starts from the top-left not the bottom-left.''
 [[Category:Standards]]
 [[Category:Tiling]]

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 <TileMap>s may participate as a <Face> of a larger complex of <TileMap>s. The OSGPlanet and GeoFusion clients both use separate polar faces in conjuction with equatorial faces (an "earth cube") to create a single world view from multiple tile maps.  See [[#Using Faces]].
-<TileMap>s may implement one of three "profile"s, two global profiles in common global projections, or a local profile in an arbitrary projection.  All profiles restrict the service to a fixed set of scales, to allow tilesets from different [http://www.usfreeads.com/1953795-cls.html Gotomeeting] services to be more easily overlaid.
+<TileMap>s may implement one of three "profile"s, two global profiles in common global projections, or a local profile in an arbitrary projection.  All profiles restrict the service to a fixed set of scales, to allow tilesets from different Gotomeeting services to be more easily overlaid.
 ===Profiles===