Useful Pages
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- Managing DEMs
- Topographic maps
- Styles
- Automation
- Mobile apps
The mapping website at http://maps.ozultimate.com/ was designed and built by Tom Brennan website@ozultimate.com.
For information on how to use the site, see the Help page.
With the exception of items noted below in the credits, code is licensed under the MIT license, Copyright 2021 Tom Brennan.
Source files are available on Github
Map layers are © Department of Customer Service 2021. See NSW Spatial Services - Web Services for more detail.
Interface uses the following libraries:
Some icons are from Font Awesome by Dave Gandy
Help on the latest current version can be found under the Help page.
The current version can be found at http://maps.ozultimate.com/.
The following versions are “live” in the sense that they will be improved by having any useful new features back populated where relevant. For example, some of the archive versions below can be made more useful by modifying some of the basic features. In short, the archive versions are more for learning, the ones in this section are for actual use. The reason for keeping a number of different versions in play is that for mobile in particular, more is not necessarily better. Functionality and data both cost bandwidth. Sometimes all you need is a basic topo map, without the bells and whistles.
These are the ones that I use at work, home or on mobile.
The following versions of the mapping app are presented for others to use/learn from/steal etc. They are all licensed under the MIT License. They represent a progression of learning which may be useful for people.