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==WCS in the {{software}}== | ==WCS in the {{software}}== | ||
The data from the WCS can be imported into the {{software}} as a [[WCS Overlay]]. | The data from the WCS can be imported into the {{software}} as a [[WCS Overlay]]. | ||
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* [[How to add and remove an Overlay]] | |||
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* [[How to select a Web Coverage Service for a WCS Overlay]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:18, 13 October 2026
A Web Coverage Service, in short WCS, is an OGC standard which publishes geospatial raster data. A WCS often serves its data in multiple layers. A WCS layer generally serves raster data of floating point values and does not serve features and attributes directly. One of the advantages of a WCS is that the data is accessible on the internet and that the images are always tied to a geographical location.
WCS in the Tygron Platform
The data from the WCS can be imported into the Tygron Platform as a WCS Overlay.
How-to's
- How to add and remove an Overlay
- How to edit an overlay legend
- How to select a Web Coverage Service for a WCS Overlay
See also