The GeoJSON Format

Gillies, Sean; Butler, H. Julene; Daly, Mark; Doyle, Andrew; Schaub, Tim

doi:10.17487/rfc7946

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“…Defined in prose similar to the description of the JSON text sequence in [RFC7464], a GeoJSON text sequence is any number of GeoJSON [RFC7946] texts, each encoded in UTF-8 [RFC3629], preceded by one ASCII [RFC20] record separator (RS) character, and followed by a line feed (LF).…”

Section: Geojson Text Sequence Formatmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The GeoJSON text sequence format conforms to all the rules of [RFC7464] and adds the following constraint: each JSON text MUST contain a single GeoJSON object as defined in [RFC7946].…”

Section: Geojson Text Sequence Formatmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…GeoJSON text sequences have no security considerations beyond those of JSON text sequences [RFC7464] and the GeoJSON format [RFC7946].…”

Section: Security Considerationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The GeoJSON format [RFC7946] faces the same kind of problem. Geographic datasets often run to the tens of thousands or millions of features.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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GeoJSON Text Sequences

Gillies¹

2017

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Section: Geojson Text Sequence Formatmentioning

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“…The GeoJSON text sequence format conforms to all the rules of [RFC7464] and adds the following constraint: each JSON text MUST contain a single GeoJSON object as defined in [RFC7946].…”

Section: Geojson Text Sequence Formatmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…GeoJSON text sequences have no security considerations beyond those of JSON text sequences [RFC7464] and the GeoJSON format [RFC7946].…”

Section: Security Considerationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The GeoJSON format [RFC7946] faces the same kind of problem. Geographic datasets often run to the tens of thousands or millions of features.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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GeoJSON Text Sequences

Gillies¹

2017

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“…The GeoJSON [17] is an encoding format of geographical information, based on data transfer standard JSON (JavaScript Object Notation). Compared with the two previous forms, the GeoJSON is not considered by OGC as an international standard but as the result of a web developers' team.…”

Section: Geojsonmentioning

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Web Development of Spatial Content Management System through the Use of Free and Open-Source Technologies. Case Study in Rural Areas

Pispidikis¹,

Dimopoulou²

2015

JGIS

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The rapid development of the technology of the web systems and GIS, in conjunction with the world economic crisis, formed the content for the promotion and development of free systems and open-source technologies. At the same time, the tendency toward the standardization of data, metadata and services, with the aim of creating common "Language" for the reading and the dissemination of information available, is a basic research area in the global scientific community in this field. The development of WebGIS systems, taking advantage of the free technology, also contributes to finding more economical solutions, where the use of such systems is more directly accessible. The aim of this research work is, through the analysis of technologies for the Internet, and also the architecture of the WebGIS systems, to investigate the possibilities and to develop the appropriate free technologies, so as to design and implement a spatial content management system for the web. Search with the use of the latter, is the best response to the needs and visualization application maps, with scope in rural areas. In addition, reference is made to the existing content management systems, which provide both processing spatial data, and easily create a WebGIS application.

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Data Structure, Vector

Zhan

Yang

2017

International Encyclopedia of Geography

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Vector data structures in GIS are the ways in which objects such as points, lines, and polygons are organized in a computer. This chapter reviews the key developments that resulted in the topological data structure of modern vector GIS, presents the basic components of the state‐of‐the‐art vector data structure using an example, illustrates the versatility of a topological vector data structure to support spatial search and spatial analysis, and discusses the constraints of existing vector data structures and challenges for developing more powerful vector data structures.

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The GeoJSON Format

Cited by 220 publications

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GeoJSON Text Sequences

GeoJSON Text Sequences

Web Development of Spatial Content Management System through the Use of Free and Open-Source Technologies. Case Study in Rural Areas

Data Structure, Vector

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