Resources tagged with "maps"
Adding a Marker
Markers are just one way you can customise your GeoStream map. Use a marker to identify an important location, such as a vehicle, your corporate office, a restaurant or an event.
Published, Jun 28th, 15:36
Displaying satellite imagery
Satellite imagery can be a powerful source of information, over and above traditional maps. Converting your GeoStream application to display satellite imagery can be as easy as adding a single line of code.
Published, Jun 28th, 15:36
Zooming a Map
Zoom a GeoStream map to increase the amount of detail shown
Published, Jun 28th, 15:36
Centering a Map
Center a map to highlight a particular geographic feature
Published, Jun 28th, 15:35
Creating a Simple Map
Get started with GeoStream by placing a map widget on your webpage, with a single line of code!
Published, Jun 28th, 15:35
Developing a Simple Web-Based Mapping Application
Developing a Simple Web-Based Mapping Application
Published, Jun 20th, 20:01
Developing a Simple Mapping Application with the GeoBase SDK and DigitalGlobe Tutorial 2 – Adding Satellite Imagery
The goal of this tutorial is to add satellite imagery to the simple mapping application. Satellite imagery is attained through GeoStream, which is a technology that delivers GeoBase functionality over the internet...
Published, Jun 2nd, 15:58
Adding a Map to Your GeoBase Project
This tutorial will describe how to add mapping services to your GeoBase application. This is for .NET developers only.
Published, Jun 9th, 15:27
Address resolution: reverse geocoding made easy with GeoBase
Reverse GeoCoding translates map coordinates (latitude, longitude) to a physical street address. A reverse geocoder application can be designed in minutes using GeoBase, and with just a few lines of code.
Published, Jun 20th, 20:02
Integrating Historical Traffic Data
This tutorial will demonstrate how to add and use historical traffic data in a simple routing application.
Published, Jun 20th, 20:10
Integrating Real-Time Traffic Data
This tutorial will present a simple map control and a checkbox to toggle the display of real-time traffic.The application will download the latest real-time traffic data, decompress the file and render the traffic data on to the map.
Published, Jun 22nd, 17:01
A Simple Mobile Navigation Application Using the NavigationManager Class - Part 3
This is the third of three tutorials focusing on designing mapping applications for mobile devices. The focus of this tutorial is advanced routing techniques.
Published, Jun 20th, 20:22
Creating a simple SilverStream map
Use Telogis GeoStream and Microsoft Silverlight technologies to quickly create a simple and modern web-based mapping application.
Published, Jun 28th, 15:37
Controlling a SilverStream map using data-bound controls
Data-binding is a powerful technique available in Silverlight that can be used to connect a data source to, for example, a user interface object. This means the position of the UI object can be automatically changed when the data source value changes.
Published, Jun 28th, 15:39
Creating and displaying markers on a SilverStream map
A typical mapping application will display the location of various points-of-interest (such as tourist sites or vehicle locations). This tutorial describes how to draw markers and place images at specific map locations.
Published, Jun 28th, 15:40
Displaying SilverStream map information
You may find it useful to display information about the map (such as the coordinates of the current mouse location, zoom scales and pending tile requests). This tutorial demonstrates how to retrieve and display such information.
Published, Jun 28th, 15:40
Displaying satellite imagery on a SilverStream map
SilverStream supports the display of high-resolution satellite imagery providing visual information not availabe in traditional maps, such as vegetation, topographical features and obstacles on commercial properties.
Published, Jun 28th, 15:41
Drawing on a SilverStream map
This tutorial will walk you through the creation of a Silverlight map that you can draw on. Three methods of drawing on a map will be demonstrated: hard-coded XAML drawings, hard-coded C# drawings and using the mouse cursor to draw a shape.
Published, Jun 28th, 15:41
Delivery time windows
A time window is a specified time period in which the stop must be visited (such as between 9am and 5pm, or between 2pm and 4pm).Time windows are especially useful in situations where deadlines are important (such as utilities, and delivery services).
Published, Jul 19th, 16:39