[Qgis-user] Looking for application/server etc

[Alexandre Neto]

Hello Dennis,

Vector tiles are probably the most straightforward solution. They have been
invented to solve that exact problem. Several simplified versions of your
polygons will be created for using at different scales. Then they are all
chopped into small pieces (tiles) so that when you are zooming to the
maximum scale in one place, you don't need to download/read the complete
polygon with all its vertices.

Alexandre Neto
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Dennis Burgess via QGIS-User <qgis-user at lists.osgeo.org> escreveu no dia
quinta, 12/01/2023 à(s) 16:01:

> Looking for something that can take a HUGE, say a 50-75 meg mutli-polygon
> (multi-state etc.), that has detail level down to 1meter, then parse it and
> display it within 1meg on top of mapping systems in a web browser ?
> Options?  Not to mention, we have a few thousand of these so we need to be
> able to call the mapping for any one of them.   We also need it to simplify
> it i.e. maybe deliver a max a 1 meg to the customer..  if they zoom out we
> want to make it simpler to deliver something to the customer..  I’m sure
> there is a way of doing this..
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> I’m sure there is an application, server, something that can do this
> automatically..
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> *Dennis Burgess*
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