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Field Name
minLevel
coordSys
description
name
tileWidth
tileHeight
bounds
outputTypes
Example
{
Type
Integer
CoordSys
String
String
Integer
Integer
Bounds object
Array of Strings
"maxLevel": 20,
"coordSys": "epsg:41001",
"minLevel": 1,
"description": "Map of the World",
"name": "World",
"tileWidth": 256,
"tileHeight": 256,
"bounds":
{
"minX": -3.756380109844111E7,
"minY": -4.497601034176671E7,
"maxX": 3.773376466605809E7
"maxY": 4.49763662218225E7,
},
Map Tiling Service Guide
Description
Chapter 4: Legacy Map Tiling Interface
composed of one tile that the entire map will be
drawn into. Level 2 is composed of 4 tiles, 2 across
and 2 down. Each tile is a quarter of the entire map.
Level 3 is composed of 16 tiles, 4 across and 4
down, and so on. The higher the level specified,
the closer to the Earth the map image appears
(zoom in). The maximum zoom level is set in the
MaximumLevel configuration parameter for the
Map Tiling Service. See Configuring the Map
Tiling Service for more information.
The minimum level (zoom out) that you can request
for the map. The minimum zoom level is set in the
MinimumLevel configuration parameter for the
Map Tiling Service. See Configuring the Map
Tiling Service for more information.
The coordinate system of the projection defining
the map tiles.
A textural description of the named map.
The name of the named map.
The width of the tiles in pixels.
The height of the tiles in pixels.
The geographical extent of the map's bounding box
in the map's projection as specified by the coord-
Sys field. See Bounds on page 48.
The list of supported tile image formats that can be
rendered for the map.
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