The Utilization of Bing Maps Tiles Data to Implement Web Map Service

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Abstract

Bing Maps can provide plentiful and free data resources. The convenient utilization of these resources is

a problem of wide concern. In many applications, it would cost much money and plentiful human resources to develop

software systems for managing the data, and the systems based on browser fail to support frequent user interaction

and data inter-operation. Web service provides an effective way to inter-operate geographical information through

platform and programming language. Based on analyzing the coding theory of Bing Maps tiles data and the structure

of the URL, this paper has introduced a method for approaching Bing Maps tiles data, and then implemented Web Map

Service (WMS) by using these data so that it can be loaded by any client which supports WMS. This method has

achieved the goal of convenient acquirement of map data and image data with less cost.

Keywords Remote sensing data Integrated mapping Merging method

Issue Date: 29 June 2010

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WANG Xiao-Dong, LIU Hui-Ping, QIAO Yu. The Utilization of Bing Maps Tiles Data to Implement Web Map Service[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2010, 22(2): 122-127.

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