[MapProxy] poor WMS-Quality
Travis Kirstine
traviskirstine at gmail.com
Tue Dec 29 07:41:16 PST 2020
The degradation of quality is usually from the srs of the source WMS not
matching the srs of the cache as a result mapproxy must warp the image
generated from the source WMS which is never optimal. This can be defined
using supported_srs in the source section.
You can also bypass the cache when defining a layer and use the wms source
directly, if this is done all WMS requests will be forwarded to the backend
WMS resulting in no quality loss.
On Tue, 29 Dec 2020 at 02:10, Stefan Peuser <Stefan.Peuser at krzn.de> wrote:
> Dear List,
>
> the configuration of a WMS via MapProxy leads to a significantly worse
> quality compared to the original WMS. This is also true for the same scales.
>
> Which parameters can influence the quality?
>
> The parameters res, res_factor: sqrt2 and resampling_method: bicubic are
> already set.
>
> MapProxy runs on an Ubuntu.
>
> I am glad about hints.
>
> Many greetings
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