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ifl [2011/12/24 08:27] – Add link to MacOSX frameworks slukaifl [2013/01/09 15:11] – url changed dirk
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 The last two digits at the UTM code define the zone.  The last two digits at the UTM code define the zone. 
  
-Full table you may find at: [[http://svn.openstreetmap.org/applications/rendering/wms/class.datafactory.php|EPSG <-> UTM]]+Full table you may find at: therion/extern/proj4/nad/epsg
  
 ====== Additional Software ====== ====== Additional Software ======
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   * **-t_srs EPSG:31468** specifies the target coordinate system   * **-t_srs EPSG:31468** specifies the target coordinate system
-  * **-te target extent:** x_min y_min x_max y_max+  * **-te target extent:** x_min y_min (SW) x_max y_max (NE)
   * **-tr 30 30** target resolution (here 30 x 30 meter)   * **-tr 30 30** target resolution (here 30 x 30 meter)
   * **-r cubic** cubic interpolation (cubic usually gives reasonable results)   * **-r cubic** cubic interpolation (cubic usually gives reasonable results)
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 The supported data formats are listed after the Tag **<GetMap>**. I will use the format **JPEG**. The line //<SRS>EPSG:31468</SRS>// tells us that the server provides the data in the correct coordinate system. When you look further through the file you'll notice the names of the layers. Interesting is the layer **DOP** which is the Digital Ortho Photo and the layer **TK50**, a topographic map in the scale 1:50000. We can access a map by the following url (any web browser can be used): The supported data formats are listed after the Tag **<GetMap>**. I will use the format **JPEG**. The line //<SRS>EPSG:31468</SRS>// tells us that the server provides the data in the correct coordinate system. When you look further through the file you'll notice the names of the layers. Interesting is the layer **DOP** which is the Digital Ortho Photo and the layer **TK50**, a topographic map in the scale 1:50000. We can access a map by the following url (any web browser can be used):
  
-[[http://deutschlandviewer.bayern.de/ogc/getogc.cgi?request=getmap&VERSION=1.1.1& +[[http://www.geodaten.bayern.de/ogc/getogc.cgi?request=getmap&VERSION=1.1.1&REQUEST=GetMap&SERVICE=WMS&LAYERS=TK50&SRS=EPSG:31468&BBOX=4549000,5279000,4556980,5286980&WIDTH=1995&HEIGHT=1995&FORMAT=image/jpeg]]
-REQUEST=GetMap&SERVICE=WMS&LAYERS=TK50&SRS=EPSG:31468&BBOX=4549000,5279000,4556980,5286980& +
-WIDTH=1995&HEIGHT=1995&FORMAT=image/jpeg]]+
  
   * **REQUEST=GetMap** request is a map   * **REQUEST=GetMap** request is a map
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