How to create a GeoShare Viewer - Revision history

Maxim@tygron.com at 14:53, 9 March 2026

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	* [[GeoShare Viewer]]		* [[GeoShare Viewer]]
	* [[Grid Overlay]]		* [[Grid Overlay]]
			* [[GeoPackage]]
			* [[GeoTIFF]]
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	* [[How to create a GeoShare Viewer with multiple timeframes]]		* [[How to create a GeoShare Viewer with multiple timeframes]]

Maxim@tygron.com at 14:53, 9 March 2026

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	{{editor steps\|title=create a GeoShare Viewer		{{editor steps\|title=create a GeoShare Viewer
	\| In the [[Ribbon]], click on the [[GeoShare]] link in the upper right.		\| In the [[Ribbon]], click on the [[GeoShare]] link in the upper right.
	\| With the GeoShare opened, navigate to a folder that contains the data to be part of the viewer, such as [[GeoTIFF]]s or [[~~GeoJSON~~]]s.		\| With the GeoShare opened, navigate to a folder that contains the data to be part of the viewer, such as [[GeoTIFF]]s or [[GeoPackage]]s.
	\| At the bottom of the [[GeoShare]], click on "Add Viewer"		\| At the bottom of the [[GeoShare]], click on "Add Viewer"
	\| In the prompt which appears, enter the desired name for the viewer		\| In the prompt which appears, enter the desired name for the viewer

Maxim@tygron.com at 15:34, 17 October 2025

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			<youtube>oS0bXhZwyVc</youtube>

	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
	A [[GeoShare Viewer]] allows for the sharing of geographical data, most notably the results of calculations, via an easily sharable url without requiring the recipient to have an account for the {{software}}. Instead, the results are presented as a web viewer.		A [[GeoShare Viewer]] allows for the sharing of geographical data, most notably the results of calculations, via an easily sharable url without requiring the recipient to have an account for the {{software}}. Instead, the results are presented as a web viewer.

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 06:42, 18 July 2024

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	{{editor steps\|title=create a GeoShare Viewer		{{editor steps\|title=create a GeoShare Viewer
	\| In the [[Ribbon]], click on the [[GeoShare]] link in the upper right.		\| In the [[Ribbon]], click on the [[GeoShare]] link in the upper right.
	\| With the GeoShare opened, navigate to a folder that contains [[GeoTIFF]]s.		\| With the GeoShare opened, navigate to a folder that contains the data to be part of the viewer, such as [[GeoTIFF]]s or [[GeoJSON]]s.
	~~\| If you do not yet have GeoTIFFs, see~~ [[~~#Export Grid Overlay to GeoShare as GeoTIFFs\| this section~~]].
	\| At the bottom of the [[GeoShare]], click on "Add Viewer"		\| At the bottom of the [[GeoShare]], click on "Add Viewer"
	\| In the prompt which appears, enter the desired name for the viewer		\| In the prompt which appears, enter the desired name for the viewer

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 06:41, 18 July 2024

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	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__

	A [[GeoShare Viewer]] allows for the sharing of geographical data, most notably the results of calculations, via an easily sharable url without requiring the recipient to have an account for the {{software}}. Instead, the results are presented as a web viewer.		A [[GeoShare Viewer]] allows for the sharing of geographical data, most notably the results of calculations, via an easily sharable url without requiring the recipient to have an account for the {{software}}. Instead, the results are presented as a web viewer.

Rudolf@tygron.nl at 06:40, 18 July 2024

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			__NOTOC__

	A [[GeoShare Viewer]] allows for the sharing of geographical data, most notably the results of calculations, via an easily sharable url without requiring the recipient to have an account for the {{software}}. Instead, the results are presented as a web viewer.		A [[GeoShare Viewer]] allows for the sharing of geographical data, most notably the results of calculations, via an easily sharable url without requiring the recipient to have an account for the {{software}}. Instead, the results are presented as a web viewer.

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	File:Geoshare_viewer_webbrowser_play_timeframes.jpg\|GeoShare Viewer with play button to animate GeoTIFFs.		File:Geoshare_viewer_webbrowser_play_timeframes.jpg\|GeoShare Viewer with play button to animate GeoTIFFs.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	~~==Export Grid Overlay to GeoShare as GeoTIFFs==~~
	~~{{:How to export a Grid Overlay to the GeoShare}}~~

	==Multiple timeframes==		==Multiple timeframes==
	As can be seen from the first how-to, Grid Overlays with multiple timeframes are automatically recognized by the ''layer-add'' step of adding a GeoShare. This is recognized using the following naming convention: <code>name-##.format</code>~~. Other formats for automatically recognizing these are not yet supported~~. When uploading your own GeoTIFFs that represent multiple timeframes, take this naming convention into account before uploading them.		As can be seen from the first how-to, Grid Overlays with multiple timeframes are automatically recognized by the ''layer-add'' step of adding a GeoShare. This is recognized using the following naming convention: <code>name-##.format</code>. When uploading your own GeoTIFFs that represent multiple timeframes, take this naming convention into account before uploading them.

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	* [[How to export a Grid Overlay to the GeoShare]]		* [[How to export a Grid Overlay to the GeoShare]]
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	[[Category:How-to's]]		[[Category:How-to's]]

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	==Multiple timeframes==		==Multiple timeframes==
	As can be seen from the first how-to, Grid Overlays with multiple timeframes are automatically recognized by the ''layer-add'' step of adding a GeoShare. This is recognized using the following naming convention: <code>name-##.format</code>		As can be seen from the first how-to, Grid Overlays with multiple timeframes are automatically recognized by the ''layer-add'' step of adding a GeoShare. This is recognized using the following naming convention: <code>name-##.format</code>. Other formats for automatically recognizing these are not yet supported. When uploading your own GeoTIFFs that represent multiple timeframes, take this naming convention into account before uploading them.

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Frank@tygron.nl: /* Multiple timeframes */

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	==Multiple timeframes==		==Multiple timeframes==
	As can be seen from the first how-to, Grid Overlays with multiple timeframes are automatically recognized by the ''layer-add'' step of adding a GeoShare. This is recognized using the following naming convention: <code>name-~~digits~~.format</code>		As can be seen from the first how-to, Grid Overlays with multiple timeframes are automatically recognized by the ''layer-add'' step of adding a GeoShare. This is recognized using the following naming convention: <code>name-##.format</code>

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Frank@tygron.nl at 15:56, 29 March 2024

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	==Export Grid Overlay to GeoShare as GeoTIFFs==		==Export Grid Overlay to GeoShare as GeoTIFFs==
	{{:How to export a Grid Overlay to the GeoShare}}		{{:How to export a Grid Overlay to the GeoShare}}

			==Multiple timeframes==
			As can be seen from the first how-to, Grid Overlays with multiple timeframes are automatically recognized by the ''layer-add'' step of adding a GeoShare. This is recognized using the following naming convention: <code>name-digits.format</code>

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	* [[How to export a Grid Overlay to the GeoShare]]		* [[How to export a Grid Overlay to the GeoShare]]
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	[[Category:How-to's]]		[[Category:How-to's]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 15:40, 29 March 2024

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	\| In the [[Ribbon]], click on the [[GeoShare]] link in the upper right.		\| In the [[Ribbon]], click on the [[GeoShare]] link in the upper right.
	\| With the GeoShare opened, navigate to a folder that contains [[GeoTIFF]]s.		\| With the GeoShare opened, navigate to a folder that contains [[GeoTIFF]]s.
	\| If you do not yet have GeoTIFFs, see [[#Export Grid Overlay to GeoShare as GeoTIFFs this section]].		\| If you do not yet have GeoTIFFs, see [[#Export Grid Overlay to GeoShare as GeoTIFFs\| this section]].
	\| At the bottom of the [[GeoShare]], click on "Add Viewer"		\| At the bottom of the [[GeoShare]], click on "Add Viewer"
	\| In the prompt which appears, enter the desired name for the viewer		\| In the prompt which appears, enter the desired name for the viewer