There is a breakpoint at 1/10,000 scale where most of the labels appear and features like mountain peaks too. All the features are plotted in the 3D space, however since most of these are symbolised by 3D markers with predefined dimensions, it is hard to spot them when the scale is small (the user inspects the map from a distance). Psiloritis geopark webscene map has more functionalities than the trail one at least at the moment.
#TOUR MAP PANO2VR FULL#
In order to view the maps wide screens are recommended or / and viewing it in full screen. These maps can be viewed in new tabs following the links links below: In the first example is the map of the geopark of Psiloritis and in the second the area of a geotrail. I removed it to simplify the interface and hopefully challenge the user to interact with the map by using the built in navigation to explore the area. This select box can been seen now only at the screenshot at the top of this post. I did use a similar approach in Psiloritis map at one time by replicating the behaviour of the slide bookmarks, by making a GoTo select box with the options generated by the geosites feature class. In Psiloritis maps there are no ‘slide’ bookmarks that exist in the Mygia’s map to navigate more easily between the trail’s point of interest. The two maps have some differences mostly because the geopark one is a larger area with many points of interest while the trail one the scale is large and there are not so many point of interest. At least that is what I tried to do… The virtual tour in the bottom left of each of the two 3D maps, is the respective HTML5 virtual tour websites of the areas.
According to the ArcGIS online official website, a minimum of 8 Gigabytes, with a dedicated graphic card of at least another Gigabyte is needed.īelow are the two examples from Psiloritis geopark that demonstrate some promising functionalities which can duplicate the Google Street view functionality embedded in the Google Maps. The system requirements for running the applications smoothly are demanding and out of date and low performance systems are incapable or finding it very hard to run them. These 3D maps are called web scenes and are running using WebGL. An alternative approach to Google Maps javascript API for making web mapping applications is the ArcGIS javascript API which I used to develop the maps of “Mygia’s route” geotrail and the Psiloritis geopark 3D map.
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