D,
Styled Layer Description (SLD), and XML standard for stylizing stuff. Lucky
for you, I'm actually working on this at the moment . . . :c)
with a SLD, you can start with a WMS call like this:
https://maps.co.ramsey.mn.us/arcgis/services/ParcelPolyWMS2/MapServer/WMSServer?WIDTH=600&HEIGH
Hello,
All of your requirements can be configured into a GeoMoose interface.
The lookup aspects will require some extra setup steps, but everything you want
out of the ease of use as well as the basic list you describe here of
capabilities is in or can be added to a GeoMoose instance.
Take
SLD is Styled Layer Descriptor:
http://www.opengeospatial.org/standards/sld
"defines an encoding that extends the WMS standard to allow user-defined
symbolization and coloring of geographic feature and coverage data. SLD
addresses the need for users and software to be able to control the visual
Forgive my ignorance but a few of you mention SLD editor... What does that mean?
Merci,
D
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The GeoMOOSE project might fit your needs. Check out the gallery.
http://www.geomoose.org/wiki/index.php/GeoMOOSE_Gallery
It uses MapServer and OpenLayers under the hood. We also offer commercial
support if that is an option.
Best of luck,
Brian
Brian Fischer, CFM
GIS Manager
Houston Engine
Hi,
Koordinates.com is currently hosting a whote 'tone' of data, where
each dataset /item is independently licenced.
The API isn't open source, but the data is free.
On the next level, the CommonMap.org project, is 'just like OSM' but
with the ccBY licence for it's data, were all shp file source
