Enterprises which can host point cloud data/image and serve them as WMTS?Seeking commercial web service for...
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Enterprises which can host point cloud data/image and serve them as WMTS?
Seeking commercial web service for LIDAR/DSM data in USACaching LiDAR Image Service outside of ArcGIS to send to ArcGIS Server?Visualising LiDAR data in 3D as ArcGIS Service in browser with ArcGIS Server?
I am looking for way to serve point cloud images (LiDAR, etc.) to QGIS in a simple fashion without setting up a Mapserver/Geoserver etc. Does anyone know of a web based service that can take these large image sets and serve them back inexpensively?
I mean a company that would take your imagery and host it back to you as WMTS so you would NOT have to host it yourself. At most it would be up to 0.5 Tb of data.
web-mapping lidar wmts point-cloud business
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I am looking for way to serve point cloud images (LiDAR, etc.) to QGIS in a simple fashion without setting up a Mapserver/Geoserver etc. Does anyone know of a web based service that can take these large image sets and serve them back inexpensively?
I mean a company that would take your imagery and host it back to you as WMTS so you would NOT have to host it yourself. At most it would be up to 0.5 Tb of data.
web-mapping lidar wmts point-cloud business
edited 9 mins ago
Andre Silva
7,725113685
asked Feb 20 at 23:10
MikeorammaMikeoramma
221
WMTS is a service
– nmtoken
Feb 22 at 8:27
Maybe the question was not clear. I meant a company that would take your imagery and host it back to you as WMTS so you would NOT have to host yourself.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 23 at 14:32
Please edit the question to add more detail. For example how much data are you talking about. What is your budget, or what do you think is inexpensive?
– nmtoken
Feb 23 at 15:17
I would say 0.5 Tb would be the outside. It's LiDAR data so as with all point cloud information it can get quite large. My budget is irrelevant to the question being asked. There either is a service or there is not.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 27 at 21:45
Can you edit the question rather than add clarifications in comments. I asked about budget because currently you haveinexpensivelyin the question, what do you mean by that term if not that you have a budget
– nmtoken
Feb 28 at 9:05
add a comment |
I am looking for way to serve point cloud images (LiDAR, etc.) to QGIS in a simple fashion without setting up a Mapserver/Geoserver etc. Does anyone know of a web based service that can take these large image sets and serve them back inexpensively?
I mean a company that would take your imagery and host it back to you as WMTS so you would NOT have to host it yourself. At most it would be up to 0.5 Tb of data.
web-mapping lidar wmts point-cloud business
edited 9 mins ago
Andre Silva
7,725113685
asked Feb 20 at 23:10
MikeorammaMikeoramma
221
I am looking for way to serve point cloud images (LiDAR, etc.) to QGIS in a simple fashion without setting up a Mapserver/Geoserver etc. Does anyone know of a web based service that can take these large image sets and serve them back inexpensively?
I mean a company that would take your imagery and host it back to you as WMTS so you would NOT have to host it yourself. At most it would be up to 0.5 Tb of data.
web-mapping lidar wmts point-cloud business
web-mapping lidar wmts point-cloud business
edited 9 mins ago
Andre Silva
7,725113685
asked Feb 20 at 23:10
MikeorammaMikeoramma
221
edited 9 mins ago
Andre Silva
7,725113685
asked Feb 20 at 23:10
MikeorammaMikeoramma
221
edited 9 mins ago
Andre Silva
7,725113685
edited 9 mins ago
Andre Silva
7,725113685
edited 9 mins ago
Andre Silva
7,725113685
7,725113685
asked Feb 20 at 23:10
MikeorammaMikeoramma
221
asked Feb 20 at 23:10
MikeorammaMikeoramma
221
asked Feb 20 at 23:10
MikeorammaMikeoramma
221
221
WMTS is a service
– nmtoken
Feb 22 at 8:27
Maybe the question was not clear. I meant a company that would take your imagery and host it back to you as WMTS so you would NOT have to host yourself.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 23 at 14:32
Please edit the question to add more detail. For example how much data are you talking about. What is your budget, or what do you think is inexpensive?
– nmtoken
Feb 23 at 15:17
I would say 0.5 Tb would be the outside. It's LiDAR data so as with all point cloud information it can get quite large. My budget is irrelevant to the question being asked. There either is a service or there is not.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 27 at 21:45
Can you edit the question rather than add clarifications in comments. I asked about budget because currently you haveinexpensivelyin the question, what do you mean by that term if not that you have a budget
– nmtoken
Feb 28 at 9:05
add a comment |
WMTS is a service
– nmtoken
Feb 22 at 8:27
Maybe the question was not clear. I meant a company that would take your imagery and host it back to you as WMTS so you would NOT have to host yourself.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 23 at 14:32
Please edit the question to add more detail. For example how much data are you talking about. What is your budget, or what do you think is inexpensive?
– nmtoken
Feb 23 at 15:17
I would say 0.5 Tb would be the outside. It's LiDAR data so as with all point cloud information it can get quite large. My budget is irrelevant to the question being asked. There either is a service or there is not.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 27 at 21:45
Can you edit the question rather than add clarifications in comments. I asked about budget because currently you haveinexpensivelyin the question, what do you mean by that term if not that you have a budget
– nmtoken
Feb 28 at 9:05
WMTS is a service
– nmtoken
Feb 22 at 8:27
WMTS is a service
– nmtoken
Feb 22 at 8:27
Maybe the question was not clear. I meant a company that would take your imagery and host it back to you as WMTS so you would NOT have to host yourself.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 23 at 14:32
Maybe the question was not clear. I meant a company that would take your imagery and host it back to you as WMTS so you would NOT have to host yourself.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 23 at 14:32
Please edit the question to add more detail. For example how much data are you talking about. What is your budget, or what do you think is inexpensive?
– nmtoken
Feb 23 at 15:17
Please edit the question to add more detail. For example how much data are you talking about. What is your budget, or what do you think is inexpensive?
– nmtoken
Feb 23 at 15:17
I would say 0.5 Tb would be the outside. It's LiDAR data so as with all point cloud information it can get quite large. My budget is irrelevant to the question being asked. There either is a service or there is not.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 27 at 21:45
I would say 0.5 Tb would be the outside. It's LiDAR data so as with all point cloud information it can get quite large. My budget is irrelevant to the question being asked. There either is a service or there is not.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 27 at 21:45
Can you edit the question rather than add clarifications in comments. I asked about budget because currently you have
inexpensively in the question, what do you mean by that term if not that you have a budget– nmtoken
Feb 28 at 9:05
Can you edit the question rather than add clarifications in comments. I asked about budget because currently you have
inexpensively in the question, what do you mean by that term if not that you have a budget– nmtoken
Feb 28 at 9:05
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Possibly the MapTiler cloud Unlimited plan will fit your needs for data volumes and WMTS service provision.
There is some LiDAR support
answered Feb 28 at 16:05
nmtokennmtoken
7,99642866
Thank you! That appears to be sort of the thing alright.
– Mikeoramma
Mar 1 at 14:54
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OpenTopography hosts Lidar data and provides raster tiles.
their website says:
OpenTopography facilitates community access to high-resolution, Earth
science-oriented, topography data, and related tools and resources.
answered 15 hours ago
neogeomatneogeomat
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Possibly the MapTiler cloud Unlimited plan will fit your needs for data volumes and WMTS service provision.
There is some LiDAR support
answered Feb 28 at 16:05
nmtokennmtoken
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Thank you! That appears to be sort of the thing alright.
– Mikeoramma
Mar 1 at 14:54
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Possibly the MapTiler cloud Unlimited plan will fit your needs for data volumes and WMTS service provision.
There is some LiDAR support
answered Feb 28 at 16:05
nmtokennmtoken
7,99642866
Thank you! That appears to be sort of the thing alright.
– Mikeoramma
Mar 1 at 14:54
add a comment |
Possibly the MapTiler cloud Unlimited plan will fit your needs for data volumes and WMTS service provision.
There is some LiDAR support
answered Feb 28 at 16:05
nmtokennmtoken
7,99642866
Possibly the MapTiler cloud Unlimited plan will fit your needs for data volumes and WMTS service provision.
There is some LiDAR support
answered Feb 28 at 16:05
nmtokennmtoken
7,99642866
answered Feb 28 at 16:05
nmtokennmtoken
7,99642866
answered Feb 28 at 16:05
nmtokennmtoken
7,99642866
answered Feb 28 at 16:05
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Thank you! That appears to be sort of the thing alright.
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Thank you! That appears to be sort of the thing alright.
– Mikeoramma
Mar 1 at 14:54
Thank you! That appears to be sort of the thing alright.
– Mikeoramma
Mar 1 at 14:54
Thank you! That appears to be sort of the thing alright.
– Mikeoramma
Mar 1 at 14:54
add a comment |
OpenTopography hosts Lidar data and provides raster tiles.
their website says:
OpenTopography facilitates community access to high-resolution, Earth
science-oriented, topography data, and related tools and resources.
answered 15 hours ago
neogeomatneogeomat
5,91234276
add a comment |
OpenTopography hosts Lidar data and provides raster tiles.
their website says:
OpenTopography facilitates community access to high-resolution, Earth
science-oriented, topography data, and related tools and resources.
answered 15 hours ago
neogeomatneogeomat
5,91234276
add a comment |
OpenTopography hosts Lidar data and provides raster tiles.
their website says:
OpenTopography facilitates community access to high-resolution, Earth
science-oriented, topography data, and related tools and resources.
answered 15 hours ago
neogeomatneogeomat
5,91234276
OpenTopography hosts Lidar data and provides raster tiles.
their website says:
OpenTopography facilitates community access to high-resolution, Earth
science-oriented, topography data, and related tools and resources.
answered 15 hours ago
neogeomatneogeomat
5,91234276
answered 15 hours ago
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WMTS is a service
– nmtoken
Feb 22 at 8:27
Maybe the question was not clear. I meant a company that would take your imagery and host it back to you as WMTS so you would NOT have to host yourself.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 23 at 14:32
Please edit the question to add more detail. For example how much data are you talking about. What is your budget, or what do you think is inexpensive?
– nmtoken
Feb 23 at 15:17
I would say 0.5 Tb would be the outside. It's LiDAR data so as with all point cloud information it can get quite large. My budget is irrelevant to the question being asked. There either is a service or there is not.
– Mikeoramma
Feb 27 at 21:45
Can you edit the question rather than add clarifications in comments. I asked about budget because currently you have
inexpensivelyin the question, what do you mean by that term if not that you have a budget– nmtoken
Feb 28 at 9:05