enum UrlPatternMode in Tinman.Terrain.Pyramids

The URL pattern is used to access a WMTS-style resource that has a root tile matrix of size 1x1.

Remarks:

The placeholders of the URL pattern are assigned as follows:

{0} := Tile matrix index, in the range [0..TileMatrixCount[
       (e.g. 'TileMatrix' URL template parameter of WMTS)

{1} := X-coordinate of tile in matrix, in the range [0..2^level[
       (e.g. 'TileCol' URL template parameter of WMTS)

{2} := Y-coordinate of tile in matrix, in the range [0..2^level[
       (e.g. 'TileRow' URL template parameter of WMTS)

The URL pattern is used to access a WMTS-style resource that has a root tile matrix of size 1x2, 2x1 or 2x2.

Remarks:

The placeholders of the URL pattern are assigned as follows:

{0} := Tile matrix index, in the range [0..TileMatrixCount[
       (e.g. 'TileMatrix' URL template parameter of WMTS)

{1} := X-coordinate of tile in matrix, in the range [0..2^level[
       (e.g. 'TileCol' URL template parameter of WMTS)

{2} := Y-coordinate of tile in matrix, in the range [0..2^level[
       (e.g. 'TileRow' URL template parameter of WMTS)

The root pyramid tile will be computed by scaling down the (probably sparse)2x2 topmost tile matrix. The number of pyramid levels (see Levels) is then equal to the number of tile matrices, plus one.

The URL pattern is used to access a WMS-style resource.

Remarks:

The placeholders of the URL pattern are assigned as follows:

{0} := Tile size, in pixels.
       (e.g. 'WIDTH' and 'HEIGHT' URL template parameters of WMS)

{1} := Geo-X-coordinate of top-left corner of top-left pixel of tile.
       (e.g. 'BBOX' URL template parameter of WMS)

{2} := Geo-Y-coordinate of top-left corner of top-left pixel of tile
       (e.g. 'BBOX' URL template parameter of WMS)

{3} := Geo-X-coordinate of bottom-right corner of bottom-right pixel of tile.
       (e.g. 'BBOX' URL template parameter of WMS)

{4} := Geo-Y-coordinate of bottom-right corner of bottom-right pixel of tile.
       (e.g. 'BBOX' URL template parameter of WMS)

• For geographic coordinate systems (see IsGeographic):
  geo-x:= longitude (GeographicUnit)
  geo-y:= latitude (GeographicUnit)
  
• For projected coordinate systems (see IsProjection):
  geo-x:= easting (ProjectionUnit)
  geo-y:= northing (ProjectionUnit)
  
• For local coordinate systems (see IsLocal):
  geo-x:= local X-axis (LocalUnit)
  geo-y:= local Y-axis (LocalUnit)