GeoPackage As Output¶
GeoPackage WMS Output Format¶
Any WMS GetMap request can be returned in the form of a GeoPackage by specifying format=geopackage
as output format (see WMS output formats). The returned result will be a GeoPackage file with a single tile layer.
- The following additional parameters can be passed on using format_options:
tileset_name
: name to be used for tileset in GeoPackage file (default is name of layer(s)).min_zoom
,max_zoom
,min_column
,max_column
,min_row
,max_row
: set the minimum and maximum zoom level, column, and rowsgridset
: name of gridset to use (otherwise default for CRS is used)
GeoPackage WFS Output Format¶
Any WFS GetFeature request can be returned as a GeoPackage by specifying format=geopackage
as output format (see WFS output formats). The returned result will be a GeoPackage file with a single features layer.
GeoPackage WPS Process¶
A custom GeoPackage can be created with any number of tiles and features layers using the GeoPackage
WPS Process (see Process Cookbook).
The WPS process takes in one parameter: contents
which is an XML schema that represents the desired output.
General outline of a contents
scheme:
<geopackage name=”mygeopackage” xmlns="http://www.opengis.net/gpkg">
<features name=”myfeaturelayer” identifier=”L01”>
<description>describe the layer</description>
<srs> EPSG:4216 </srs>
<bbox>
<minx>-180</minx>
<miny>-90</miny>
<maxx>180</maxx>
<maxy>90</maxy>
</bbox>
...
</features>
<tiles name=”mytileslayer” identifier=”L02”>
<description>describe the layer</description>
<srs>..</srs>
<bbox>..</bbox>
...
</tiles>
</geopackage>
Each GeoPackage has a mandatory name
, which will be the name of the file (with the extension .gpkg added).
Each layer (features or tiles) has the following properties:
name
(mandatory): the name of the layer in the GeoPackage;
identifier
(optional): an identifier for the layer;
description
(optional): a description for the layer;
srs
( mandatory for tiles, optional for features): coordinate reference system; for features the default is the SRS of the feature type;
bbox
( mandatory for tiles, optional for features): the bounding box; for features the default is the bounding box of the feature type.
Outline of the features layer:
<features name=”myfeaturelayer” identifier=”L01”>
<description>..</description>
<srs>..</srs>
<bbox>..</bbox>
<featuretype>myfeaturetype</featuretype>
<propertynames>property1, property2</propertynames>
<filter>..</filter>
<indexed>true</indexed>
<styles>true</styles>
</features>
- Each features layer has the following properties:
featuretype
(mandatory): the feature typepropertynames
(optional): list of comma-separated names of properties in feature type to be included (default is all properties)filter
(optional): any OGC filter that will be applied on features before outputindexed
(optional): include spatial indexes in the output (true/false)styles
(optional): include styles in the output using the portrayal and semantic annotation extensions (true/false)
Outline of the tiles layer:
<tiles name=”mytileslayer” identifier=”L02”>
<description>...</description>
<srs>..</srs>
<bbox>..</bbox>
<layers>layer1, layer2</styles>
<styles> style1, style2 </styles>
<sld> path/to/file.sld </sld>
<sldBody> .. </sldBody>
<format>mime/type</format>
<bgcolor>ffffff</bgcolor>
<transparent>true</transparent>
<coverage>
<minZoom>5</minZoom>
<maxZoom>50</maxZoom>
<minColumn>6</minColumn>
<maxColumn>60</maxColumn>
<minRow>7</minRow>
<maxRow>70</maxRow>
<coverage>
<gridset>
...
</gridset>
</tiles>
- Each tiles layer has the following properties:
layers
(mandatory): comma-separated list of layers that will be includedstyles
,sld
, andsldbody
are mutually exclusive, having one is mandatorystyles
: list of comma-separated styles to be usedsld
: path to SLD style filesldbody
: inline SLD style file
format
(optional): mime-type of image format of tiles (image/png or image/jpeg)bgcolor
(optional): background colour as a six-digit hexadecimal RGB valuetransparent
(optional): transparency (true or false)coverage
(optional)minzoom
,maxzoom
,minColumn
,maxColumn
,minRow
,maxRow
(all optional): set the minimum and maximum zoom level, column, and rowsgridset
(optional): see following
Gridset can take on two possible (mutually exclusive) forms:
<gridset>
<name>mygridset</name>
</gridset>
where the name
of a known gridset is specified; or a custom gridset may be defined as follows:
<gridset>
<grids>
<grid>
<zoomlevel>1</zoomlevel>
<tileWidth>256</tileWidth>
<tileHeight>256</tileHeight>
<matrixWidth>4</matrixWidth>
<matrixHeight>4</matrixHeight>
<pixelXSize>0.17</pixelXSize>
<pixelYSize>0.17</pixelYSize>
</grid>
<grid>...</grid>
...
</grids>
</gridset>