gkrsu / maparound.core

MapAround makes it easy to develop rich interactive .NET-based applications with GIS functionality. Ideal for solving most common problems when working on a geospatial software.

Maparound

MapAround makes it easy to develop rich interactive .NET-based applications with GIS functionality. Ideal for solving most common problems when working on a geospatial software.

MapAround renders great looking maps, has the facilities to build handy user interface, implements robust spatial analysis methods, provides access to plenty of the spatial data sources (both files and databases), supports industry standarts like WMS, WKB, WKT.

Its API is extremely easy to use. Both .NET experts and beginners can quickly start working with it. Use as-is or extend functions to suit your needs.

Built around

• Speedy rendering
• Thematic mapping with custom colors and symbols
• Smart labeling
• Native .NET
• Windows Forms, ASP.NET and JavaScript controls
• Simple and extensible object model
• Wide range of GIS data formats
• On-the-fly projection
• Spatial queries
• Robust geometry and topology algorythms
• Spatial operations on the spheroid's surfase
• Industry standarts (WMS,WMTS, WKB, WKT)

The inventor of [Viktor Shcherbakov] (https://plus.google.com/u/0/116901853645782987607/)

maparound.core's Issues

Question: Raster Layers

Do any of you have a good example of doing a raster layer WMS?

I am still learning all the GIS stuff but my problem at this point is that we have a set of aerial photos taken from a plane that covers a large area of interest split by a set of images. We have georeferenced the images and know the position of each image. I would like to present these images in a WMS and found maparound which by looking at the code looks like a really good candidate for us to extend on.

So I am just wondering if anyone could point me in a direction of an example that takes a set of georeferenced photos and present them by a WMS in maparound