Environmental Data Platform
EUSALP is a European strategy for the Alpine territory joining human passions, natural resources and economic assets, linking cities, plains, valleys and mountains to find solutions to challenges we can solve only together. We coordinate planning, integrate the best practices in the fields of economy, education, environment, accessibility and mobility, and commit as institutions to create sustainable solutions for the benefits of the citizens. By bringing governing closer to the people, EUSALP is proving that the European culture of cooperation lives. (source https://www.alpine-region.eu/mission-statement)
Europe, alpinespace_eusalp_boundary
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| Eurac Research - Institute for Earth Observation |
| bartolmeo.ventura@eurac.edu |
| Bolzano, Italy, Trentino Alto-Adige, 39100, ITA |
| Eurac Research - Institute for Earth Observation |
| bartolmeo.ventura@eurac.edu |
| Bolzano, Italy, Trentino Alto-Adige, 39100, ITA |
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| Name | Description | Link | Date published | Category |
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| Maps web services URLs | Here you can find all the available web service URLs provided by Maps, to consume datasets through an interoperable client (QGIS, Python, etc.) or to develop codes for analysis. The most relevant services to access datasets are: WMS (Web Map Service) to visualize layers in a map and to query them); WFS (Web Feature Service) or WCS (Web Coverage Service) to download raw datsets and use them for deep analysis or transformation. | Link | Dec. 13, 2021 | Maps |
| maps.eurac.edu documentation | maps.eurac.edu is based on Geonode, here the link to the official documentation | Link | April 28, 2021 | Maps |
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