Hi Im new to MapServer.
Im trying to use MapServer (MS4W) as a WMS Server with Leaflet
(http://leafletjs.com/)
The GetMap function works perfectly but I cant get a correct
GetFeatureInfo result
Here are some portions of my code :
Leaflet :
var map2 = L.map('map2', {
Hi,
Your problem is in the Leaflet code which does not take X and Y values from the
mouse click and you will be better served if you ask about that from some
Leaflet forum. However, there is a working GetFeatureInfo example at
http://projects.bryanmcbride.com/leaflet/wms_info.html
Perhaps you
Thanks for your help, I posted a message on Leaflet forum.
Unfortunately, this is the example I used to get GetFeatureInfo function J
Have a good day.
Jonathan Beliën
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Hi,
has anyone tried to compile Mapserver in Heroku environment?
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/buildpack-binaries
br,
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Hello,
I would like to add my Lidar elevation and hillshade layers to Mapserver. If
possible, I would like a format that will save on disk space, while performing
adequately. Does anyone have any recommendations for a raster format?
Thanks
Mark Volz, GISP
GIS Specialist
On 6/17/2013 10:27 AM, Mark Volz wrote:
Hello,
I would like to add my Lidar elevation and hillshade layers to
Mapserver. If possible, I would like a format that will save on disk
space, while performing adequately. Does anyone have any
recommendations for a raster format?
You might try jpg
Hi,
I would like to add a color ramp to my elevation (DEM) layer. If anyone has
any .map files or tips for creating a DEM color ramp please let me know.
Thanks
Mark Volz, GISP
GIS Specialist
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I just did this same thing about 8 weeks ago. Here are my map files.
The two DEM ones (medem2, medem2_color) are just different representations of
the same tiles, which are 32-bit float TIFFs. The hill is grayscale stretch
for 8-bit TIFF. The slope is also 32-bit float.
Mark,
What I used is the following
gdaldem hillshade ${filename}.tif ${filename}_hs.tif -z 5 -az 90
gdaladdo -r average ${filename}_hs.tif 2 4 8 16 32
gdaldem color-relief ${filename}.tif colorramp.txt ${filename}_cr.tif -co
compress=jpeg -co PHOTOMETRIC=YCBCR -co tiled=yes
gdaladdo -r average
Hi,
Here you can find some more GDAL commands and a nice map as a result.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/openjump-users/oedpVya8qNk/7Tk5y0xxYAoJ
Andrei has created several images with GDAL and finally merged them together
with Gimp. I do not know if this merging could be done with GDAL
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