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Google Maps is a web mapping service application and technology provided by Google free (for non-commercial use),
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What's next if our KML is too big/complex for the Google Maps API?
If you're using version 3, you could strip out all attribute information except for a unique identifier and request the information via ajax calls to a web service whenever a user clicks a feature. I …
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Point in polygon algorithm for multiple polygons
If you had the polygon bounding boxes stored in something like a quad tree then you could use that to quickly determine which polygons to check. At the very minimum you could just see if the point is …
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