Coverages are an Arcinfo-Workstation composite datatype that can contain any combination of points, lines, polygons, and annotation.
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Are there any examples of WCS getcoverage requests done using ajax?
I am looking through openlayers to try to figure out a consistent format for generating views of coverages that can satisfy any wcs server, but mainly I'd like to get geoserver coverages.
While I've ...
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What is the ArcGIS equivalent to WEED tolerance?
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User is digitising new (line, poly) features and accidentally adds additional vertices within very small distance of previous vertex, resulting in redundant vertices. I want to prevent this ...
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Temporal coverages dynamically reloaded from data store in GeoServer
I'm pretty new to GeoServer. I would like to serve results of a simulation that concerns geospatial data as a Web Coverage Service (it has to be OGC compliant). The individual steps of the simulation ...
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How to convert coverage (.adf) to shapefile?
Is there any tool or software except ArcGIS which I can use for converting coverage (.adf) files to shapefiles?
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Assessing OpenStreetMap coverage for international routing
I posted the following question on the main StackOverflow website, but was informed that I might get a better response here. Hence I'm copying it below. Note however, that I have an active bounty on ...
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What is the ArcGIS answer to ArcInfo Regions?
Here's one for those who've been around the block a few times.
ArcInfo Workstation from days of yore had an intelligent data model called Regions or Region sub coverages. With this model one could ...
