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WMTS Capabilities (OGC Web Map Tile Service)

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WMTS (Web Map Tile Service) is a 2010 OGC standard for publishing pre-cut raster tiles through a web service with a formal Capabilities document and predictable TileMatrixSets. It underpins government geo-portals and the EU INSPIRE infrastructure. On osm2cdr.com the export generates a valid 1.0.0 GetCapabilities XML for the chosen area: a layer description, image/png format, the GoogleMapsCompatible TileMatrixSet (EPSG:3857) with zoom levels sized to the bbox, and WGS84 bounds. This is precisely a descriptive document — the metadata of a WMTS endpoint, not a pyramid of ready tiles; the rasters themselves can be produced with a separate tile export.

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Sleutelkenmerke

✓Valid WMTS 1.0.0 GetCapabilities XML following the OGC schema
✓GoogleMapsCompatible TileMatrixSet (EPSG:3857) with zoom levels
✓ServiceIdentification and ServiceProvider sections with service metadata
✓A WGS84BoundingBox computed from the chosen area
✓Maximum zoom auto-selected based on the bbox size

Oor die WMTS-formaat

WMTS is the OGC standard for publishing pre-cut tiles through a web service. What sets it apart from the plain XYZ scheme is formality: the service has a Capabilities document describing the layers, formats, projections and the exact tile grid. Government geoportals and the INSPIRE infrastructure are built on it.

The export is for developers and integrators: to check how a client reads Capabilities, to prepare a description of a future service, to agree the layer structure with a customer before a real server is up.

The output is a single XML — a valid GetCapabilities document of version 1.0.0 for the selected area: the layer description, the image/png format, the GoogleMapsCompatible grid in the EPSG:3857 projection with zoom levels matched to the size of the area, bounds in WGS84 and sections with the service metadata.

This is a description, not the tiles themselves. Rasters are exported separately — as XYZ tiles, MBTiles or PMTiles — and in the document the placeholder addresses have to be replaced with real ones before publishing.

Watter program open WMTS-lêers

Die volgende programme en toepassings kan WMTS Capabilities (OGC Web Map Tile Service) (.xml)-lêers wat uit OSM2CDR uitgevoer is, open, redigeer en daarmee werk:

💻OpenLayers 🌎QGIS 💻GeoServer 💻MapProxy 💻GDAL (WMTS driver)

Format specifications

Wie gebruik WMTS-kaarte

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Prototyping and testing WMTS-consuming clients (OpenLayers, QGIS)
A ready document for testing clients — OpenLayers and QGIS parse it just as they parse the response of a real service.
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Describing a WMTS endpoint for government and INSPIRE-compatible portals
An endpoint description for a government or INSPIRE-compatible portal.
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Preparing a Capabilities document for later static tile hosting
A Capabilities draft for a future publication of tiles on static hosting.
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Checking GIS clients' compatibility with the OGC TileMatrixSet before full publishing
Checking the compatibility of GIS clients with the OGC grid before a server is up.

Hoe om WMTS uit te voer

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Kies gebied
Teken 'n reghoek of veelhoek op die interaktiewe kaart by osm2cdr.ru
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Kies WMTS
Kies WMTS Capabilities (OGC Web Map Tile Service) uit die lys van 127 beskikbare uitvoerformate
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Uitvoer
Klik op Uitvoer en ontvang jou .xml-lêer binne 1-5 minute
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Aflaai
Laai die gereede WMTS-lêer af en open dit in OpenLayers

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Gratis

Kry WMTS Capabilities (OGC Web Map Tile Service)-kaartuitvoere

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Gereelde vrae

What exactly do I get from the export? ▼
How does WMTS differ from XYZ and TileJSON? ▼
Is WMTS supported in MapLibre/Mapbox GL? ▼
What should I put in place of the placeholder addresses? ▼
Which projection is the set described in? ▼

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