THE EXTENDED NETWORK APPLICATION OF GEOSPATIAL DATA WITH NASA WORLD WIND

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Abstract

World Wind is one of the most popular digital terrestrial platforms whose technology is advanced and can

provide abundant data. The utilization of the published data to expand its data application through net

application and the combination of the user's application data or data from other sources and the data published

on WorldWind are problems that remain to be solved. With the WebService technology for publishing geographic

information services, the utilization of GeoServer as a map server, and the integration of OpenGIS Webservice

norms and PostGIS spatial database, network spatial data expansion can be used by WorldWind clients and integrated

with its data services. On the World Wind platform, spatial data expansion and publication can be dealt with

freely, and a more extensive and in-depth expansion can be achieved.

Keywords Remote sensing Chemical exploration Geological prospecting model Mineralization prediction

Issue Date: 23 June 2009

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LU Hai-Bin, ZHENG Wen-Feng, YIN Zheng-Tong, Yang-Zhao-Hui, LI Xiao-Lu. THE EXTENDED NETWORK APPLICATION OF GEOSPATIAL DATA WITH NASA WORLD WIND[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2008, 20(4): 96-99.

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