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TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS AND RISK MANAGEMENT 188Web Coverage Service supports the electronic exchange of geospatial data in the form of "coverage", which isdefined as a digital geospatial information, which is a phenomenon that varies in space and refers to the surfaceappearance of raster type.WCS service provides access to alternate (without rendering) geospatial information, such as (temperature, cloudcoverage, ...) necessary for rendering on a client side, and as input for various scientific models. As well as WMSand WFS, WCS allows the user to choose the piece of information using queries."Coverage" is a layer of data that is not in the maps obtained in response to a request . These are objectsthat point to one or more attribute values related to a location within the space-time domain and that the request canobtain and overlap with the basic content of the map.Coverage Portrayal Service (CPS) is a link between WMS client and WCS services, using SLD. Link CPS isintegrated within the architecture of OGC implementation of two standard interfaces: Interface WMS and WCSinterface. In Figure 2.9 is shown the connection between CPS-WMS-WCS:.Service WCS publishes layer that contains information about a specific location,The client finds the published layers and wants to see them in graphical form in order to perform furtheranalysis,Client Access to CPS in order to find out whether it is possible to visualize objects of layers which arefolded with maps with familiar conten,Client forms SLD raster descriptor to perform channel selection and marking colors RGB,The client formulates a request which includes WMS and specifications related to the (raster descriptor,HEIGHT, WIDTH, BBOX, SRS);WMS client issues a request to the CPS,Link CPS accepts WMS the request from the client, provides the SLD if necessary and formulate a WCSrequest for data based on specifications given within SLD,Service WCS returns required "coverage" to CPS that searches data in the requested BBOX and SRS, usingother SLD specifications and returns the image to the client,Services have default styles for displaying geospatial object. To define more specific ways for viewingcontent and definition of new styles of display is used the SLD.A typical service chain, where CPS supplies a "coverage" from a variety of WCS as a result of the operation"portray" gets rendered image (Figure 8.):
TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS AND RISK MANAGEMENT 189WCSReprojection fromone coordinatesystem to anotherto clientWCSPortrayalServiceReprojectionServiceOverlayWFSWCSReturns layer with vectordata in the required spatialframeworkFigure 8. A typical service chain, where CPS supplies a "coverage" from a variety of WCSThe Web Coverage (WCS) Service provides these three operations:• operation returns an XML document describing the service and brief descriptions of thedata collections from which clients may request coverage;• operation lets clients request a full description of one or more coverage served by aparticular WCS server. The server responds with an XML document that fully describes the identifiedcoverage;• operation is normally run after GetCapabilities and DescribeCoverage operation responseshave shown what requests are allowed and what data are available. The GetCoverage operation returns acoverage (that is, values or properties of a set of geographic locations), encoded in a well-known coverageformat.GeoServer is an “Open Source“ software engine written in java which supports OGC (Open GIS Consortium)standards and specification. (Figure 9).
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EDITORIALLand transport Pan- Europe
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Contents:INTEGRATED MODEL AND INFOR
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