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* [[GSoC 2009 WMS Tiling Cache support in gvSIG]] | * [[GSoC 2009 WMS Tiling Cache support in gvSIG]] | ||
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[[WMS_Tile_Caching]] has been defined within OSGeo, with a [[WMS_Tiling_Client_Recommendation]]. The aim of the proposal is to add WMS Tiling Cache support to gvSIG, in order to allow the loading of this kind of layers (WMS-Cache). | [[WMS_Tile_Caching]] has been defined within OSGeo, with a [[WMS_Tiling_Client_Recommendation]]. The aim of the proposal is to add WMS Tiling Cache support to gvSIG, in order to allow the loading of this kind of layers (WMS-Cache). | ||
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# First designing raster tile support in gvSIG core. | # First designing raster tile support in gvSIG core. | ||
Revision as of 05:31, 1 June 2009
About me
My name is Xi Chen, and you can call me Chauncey for short. I come from Beijing, China. I am a second year graduate student at ISCAS (Institute of Software Chinese Academy of Sciences).
I am a GSoC 2009 student joining in gvSIG project of OSGeo Organization. My GSoC 2009 project is to implement WMS Tiling Cache support in gvSIG.
You can contact me at: chauncey.chan at gmail dot com
My mentor is
- Luis W. Sevilla (melange id: luisw)
Correlative link:
WMS Tiling Cache support in gvSIG Project
Aim of the project
WMS_Tile_Caching has been defined within OSGeo, with a WMS_Tiling_Client_Recommendation. The aim of the proposal is to add WMS Tiling Cache support to gvSIG, in order to allow the loading of this kind of layers (WMS-Cache).
Planned Timeline
- First designing raster tile support in gvSIG core.
- Adding a new renderer on the same Map Control.
- It should be defined the way a tile layer is going to be integrated with the rest of layers, attending to discrete zoom levels.
- Management of multiple tile layers with possibly different zoom levels.