Oblique Datasource

Name

Name of the Datasource.

Description

Description of the Datasource (optional).

Bounding Box

Describes the bounding box of the data.
Clicking the button "Edit Bounding Box" opens a new map window where a bounding box can be defined interactively. Clicking the button "Draw new extent on map" activates the bounding box mode, allowing the user to define a bounding box by clicking twice on the map (e.g., top-right and bottom-left corners of the bounding box). The coordinates of the bounding box are automatically adopted in EPSG 4326.
Clicking the button "CLOSE" closes the map window.

URI

URI of the datasource.

EPSG Code

Specifies the coordinate reference system of the image datasets as an EPSG code.

Proj4 String

The coordinate reference system (international CRS) in PROJ.4 definition. For example, such a definition for WGS84 / UTM Zone 32N is: "+proj=utm +zone=32 +ellps=GRS80 +towgs84=0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 +units=m +no_defs". The appropriate definition of the respective coordinate system can be found, among other sources, using the website https://epsg.io/. Clicking the button "Retrieve Proj4 String" sends a request to https://epsg.io/ and inserts the Proj4 string directly into the corresponding field.

Min Zoom

Specifies the minimum zoom level of the oblique imagery data. This is useful to make the image appear larger and prevent excessive zooming out.

Max Zoom

Specifies the maximum zoom level of the oblique imagery data. This helps prevent certain images from being displayed in depth and detail, thereby complying with data protection requirements. It is important to note that this option only affects the requested layers; the depth images remain in the dataset.

Hide Levels

This option allows reducing the displayed resolution of the oblique images. The transmitted number of pyramid levels will not be displayed. This option is also useful for complying with data protection requirements, for example if these images are intended for publication. It is important to note that this option only affects the requested layers; the depth images remain in the dataset.

Terrain Datasource

For correct height referencing, it is important to reference an already calculated terrain model dataset here and save this information. If multiple terrain models exist in a project, the desired terrain model can be selected here.