Classes
Type Definitions
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GeoTIFFImage{Object}
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Properties:
Name Type Description fileDirectory
Object The file directory.
geoKeys
Object The parsed geo-keys.
littleEndian
boolean Uses little endian byte order.
tiles
Object The tile cache.
isTiled
boolean The image is tiled.
getBoundingBox
function Get the image bounding box.
getOrigin
function Get the image origin.
getResolution
function Get the image resolution.
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Options{Object}
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Properties:
Name Type Argument Default Description sources
Array.<module:ol/source/GeoTIFF~SourceInfo> List of information about GeoTIFF sources. Multiple sources can be combined when their resolution sets are equal after applying a scale. The list of sources defines a mapping between input bands as they are read from each GeoTIFF and the output bands that are provided by data tiles. To control which bands to read from each GeoTIFF, use the
bands
property. If, for example, you specify two sources, one with 3 bands andnodata
configured, and another with 1 band, the resulting data tiles will have 5 bands: 3 from the first source, 1 alpha band from the first source, and 1 band from the second source.opaque
boolean <optional>
false Whether the layer is opaque.
transition
number <optional>
250 Duration of the opacity transition for rendering. To disable the opacity transition, pass
transition: 0
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SourceInfo{Object}
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Properties:
Name Type Argument Default Description url
string URL for the source GeoTIFF.
overviews
Array.<string> <optional>
List of any overview URLs.
min
number <optional>
0 The minimum source data value. Rendered values are scaled from 0 to 1 based on the configured min and max.
max
number <optional>
The maximum source data value. Rendered values are scaled from 0 to 1 based on the configured min and max.
nodata
number <optional>
Values to discard. When provided, an additional band (alpha) will be added to the data.
bands
Array.<number> <optional>
Band numbers to be read from (where the first band is
1
). If not provided, all bands will be read. For example, if a GeoTIFF has blue (1), green (2), red (3), and near-infrared (4) bands, and you only need the near-infrared band, configurebands: [4]
.