ISO19115 extent map editor and map viewer

Date	2009/08/03
Contact(s)	Francois, Patrick valsecchi, Eric Lemoine
Last edited	Timestamp
Status	draft
Assigned to release	2.5.0
Resources	Complete

Overview

Add a GeoExt map panel in order to draw and display on a map the bounding box or bounding polygon of an ISO 19139/119 metadata record.

Proposal Type

• Type: GUI Change
• App: GeoNetwork
• Module: Editor

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Voting History

• Vote proposed by X on Y, result was +/-n (m non-voting members).

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Motivations

The current configuration is based on:

• 4 input fields to define bounding box coordinates with a list of regions to quickly set up those 4 values.
• Bounding polygon could be define using GML object definition within the editor. But then user need to type coordinate of gmd:polygon elements manually.

The propsed change is to display a map in edit/view mode in order to be able to draw/display the metadata extent.

Proposal

Description

The map is in default WGS84 projection. In view mode:

• the map navigation is disabled
• the map zoom to the feature
• one map is displayed for each extent bounding polygon or bounding box.

In editing mode:

• a clear button allows to clear the feature on the map.
• navigation and mouse coordinate controls are available
• Bounding box
  • a draw rectangle tool
  • the list of region is available to quickly define a bounding box and the description if available.
  • if more than one projection is defined in the configuration file, editor could display coordinates in another projection (does not change map projection, only form field content).
• Bounding polygon
  • a draw polygon tool
  • a draw circle tool

The config-gui.xml allows to define global parameters:

• map size
• list of projection (used to display bounding box coordinate in different projection.

Dependencies

New librairies are needed:

• OpenLayers
• ExtJS
• GeoExt

These libraries will be needed for Intermap to OpenLayers migration also. ExtJS could also be used instead of the modalBox lib.

​jstools is used to minify and concatenate javascript files.

Known improvements

• Change map projection.
• Select feature from WFS (on going)

Backwards Compatibility Issues

Risks

Participants

• Francois
• Patrick
• Eric