How to serve a OneGeology level 1
conformant web map service (WMS) - Cookbook 1
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Background
- Who should be using this cookbook?
- What type of data should be served as a contribution to OneGeology Level 1?
- How data from a WMS can be viewed and accessed
- Using the OneGeology Portal
- Using Gaia (v3.4)
- Using ESRI ArcGIS ArcMap (v9.3.1)
- Using NASA World Wind (v1.4)
- Using Dapple
- Using Google Earth
- Using Quantum GIS
- WMS Profile
- Scanning a paper map
- Setting up a MapServer WMS
- Pre-requisites for setting up a WMS
- MS4W Software installation
- Configuring your MapServer WMS
- Step-by-step configuration for MS4W
- Adding alternate characterset support
- Debugging common errors
- Alternative MapServer configurations
- Using ESRI software to serve OneGeology Web Services
- Setting up an ArcIMS WMS
- Setting up an ArcGIS Server WMS
- Registering your WMS service with the OneGeology Portal registry
Appendices
- Converting coordinate system in data files
- Creating MapServer CLASS definitions from ArcView legends
- Creating MapServer CLASS definitions from ARCGIS legends
- Creating MapServer CLASS definitions using Quantum GIS
- BGS example service mapfile
- WMS 1.3.0 GetCapabilities response from the BGS OneGeology exemplars service
- WMS 1.1.1 GetCapabilities response from the BGS OneGeology exemplars service
- Using the MS4W Apache http server as a reverse proxy to Tomcat
- OneGeology-Europe English keyword dictionary picklist
Section last modified : 31 August 2011.

