From 19d2251b7743d4a6e29cb354c4b67f7c2114114e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Max T
- The first option to upload an overlay is to provide a geoTIFF-file (in .tif format). The upload allows only GeoTIFF's that have projected coordinate reference systems (CRS) and use the common EPSG Geodetic Parameter Dataset codes (e.g. EPSG:4326 for WGS84 CRS). It does, however, not support user-defined projected CRS.
+ The first option to upload an overlay is to provide a geoTIFF-file (in .tif(f) format). The upload allows only GeoTIFF's that have projected coordinate reference systems (CRS) and use the common EPSG Geodetic Parameter Dataset codes (e.g. EPSG:4326 for WGS84 CRS). It does, however, not support user-defined projected CRS.
+ Note: When uploaded, the geoTIFF will be tiled into JPGEG files for web-opimization. Therefore, some information that is contained in the original .tiff will be lost. You should take one of the precautionary steps below to ensure the uploaded .tiff is displayed as expected in BIIGLE:
The second option to embed an overlay is by providing the URL to a WMS source. If only the base URL of the WMS is provided (e.g. https://maps.org/geoserver/namespace/wms
), the first layer of the WMS will be chosen as the overlay. By providing a URL with query parameters (e.g. https://maps.org/geoserver/namespace/wms?service=WMS&version=1.1.0&request=GetMap&layers=LAYER1,LAYER5
), it is also possible to specify WHICH layer(s) of the WMS shall be used. The uploaded overlay will contain ALL the layers specified in the layers-parameter of the URL.