Lecture

Dynamic and Interactive Internet Cartography

Description

This lecture introduces dynamic and interactive internet cartography, focusing on the influence of the internet on geographic information systems (GIS) and exploring the Web GIS theme. It covers client-server architectures, common port numbers, middleware, and localhost usage. Additionally, it delves into HTML and CSS for web pages, including common tags and elements. The lecture also discusses JavaScript for client-side scripting, the Document Object Model (DOM), and the Browser Object Model (BOM). Furthermore, it presents open-source JavaScript libraries for GIS, such as OpenLayers, Leaflet, and Mapstraction. A practical example demonstrates creating a web map for the Seychelles using OpenLayers with GeoJSON layers.

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