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New Lower Mainland Imagery sources

Sett inn af pnorman 27. ágúst 2012 á English. Síðast uppfært 5. desember 2012.

After some technical and legal work, I now have a number of imagery layers hosted on a rented server.

These layers cover from Vancouver to Hope in 20cm or better and Lions Bay to Pemberton as 40cm or better. 10cm imagery is available for Vancouver, Richmond, Ladner, West Delta, the North Shore, Whistler and Surrey.

Most of the imagery was taken in 2009, but Surrey is from 2011.

I’ve prepared a page with links to the imagery and Potlatch2 and JOSM URLs at http://imagery.paulnorman.ca/tiles/about.html

Some layers may be slow initially loading at high zooms as they may need to fetch from a remote server.

An example of two layers from there and Bing is http://imagery.paulnorman.ca/tiles/surreyexample.png. Starting in the top left going clockwise the layers are Surrey2011, DataBC bc_gvrd_east_2009 and Bing.

Note: This post is a duplicate of a talk-ca mailing list post

Staðsetning: Shaughnessy, Vancouver, Metro Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, V6H, Canada
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Athugasemd eftir z-dude sett inn 2. september 2012 kl. 20:42

I think that your Whistler potlatch2 link at http://imagery.paulnorman.ca/tiles/about.html

http://${a|b|c|d}.imagery.paulnorman.ca/tiles/bc_sea_2_sky_2009/$z/$x/$y.png should really be http://${a|b|c|d}.imagery.paulnorman.ca/tiles/bc_whistler_2009/$z/$x/$y.png

Athugasemd eftir pnorman sett inn 5. desember 2012 kl. 20:09

Thanks - it should be fixed. Also there’s a new layer in P2/JOSM by default, bc_mosaic. It’s composed of the various layers stitched together into one layer which represents the “best” of the imagery.

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