[mapserver-users] Mapserver Applications Worldwide

[Lowell Filak]

As a partial answer you may want to check a prior
posting from topozone.com .
I would be curious to hear about large data sets also.
I have a presentation coming up on the 10th of October
and I'm sure I will field questions regarding
scalability. I already have the information regarding
the "small server farm" perl routine and the links to
backhand.org . The data we manage and use with
mapserver is only for a county and we consider it
large but large is a relative term and we're not done
implementing all of our data yet including the
orthophotos.

Lowell Filak

--- Alexander Pucher <pucher at atlas.gis.univie.ac.at>
wrote:
> For an upcoming speech on webmapping I will give, I
> would need some 
> information from the guys that actually work with
> UMN Mapserver.
> 
> -) Experience about *big* projects. What is the
> maximum shape size you 
> use, you heard of someone uses? Layer numers,
> mapfile dimension etc. How 
> much can Mapserver handle?
> 
> -) Tell me your favourite mapserver application,
> that is available 
> online. Both in terms of technical features as well
> as layout. URL's 
> would be fine.
> 
> mfg
> ALEX
> 
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