Quantized mesh tile Documentation

Reference Documentation

• Tutorial
• Encode and decode
• Terrain Tile
• Terrain Topology
• Global-Geodetic Profile
• Quantized Mesh Tile Viewer

Requirements

Quantized mesh tile requires Python >= 3.5 and GEOS >= 3.3.

Installation

Quantized mesh tile is available on the Python Package Index. So it can be installed with pip and easy_install tools.

Disclamer

This library is only at a very early stage (very first version) and is subject to changes.

Development

The code is available on GitHub: https://github.com/loicgasser/quantized-mesh-tile

Author:

• Loïc Gasser (https://github.com/loicgasser)

Contributors:

• tiloSchlemmer (https://github.com/thiloSchlemmer)

• Gilbert Jeiziner (https://github.com/gjn)

• Roland Arsenault (https://github.com/rolker)

• Ulrich Meier (https://github.com/umeier)

Styling:

Max line length is 90.

We use flake8 to lint the project. Here are the rules we ignore.

• E128: continuation line under-indented for visual indent

• E221: multiple spaces before operator

• E241: multiple spaces after ‘:’

• E251: multiple spaces around keyword/parameter equals

• E402: module level import not at top of file

Vizualize a terrain tile

Here is a viewer to vizualize the geometry of a single tile. Make sure you have CORS enabled. Unit vectors are also displayed if they are present.

z:

x:

y:

tileUrl:

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