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QGIS - Is it possible to bypass an inaccurate WMS bounding box provided by server metadata?
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?Is there a Python Lib for requesting WMS/WFS and saving as image/PDF?Converting WMS getmap request to GeotiffQGIS WMS ServerHow to specify TIME parameter in URL for WMS-T server in QGIS?QGIS-Server Plugin Process per client (WMS)Disable tiling when Mapserver requests layers from external WMS serverHow can I make these two MapServer WMS layers align correctly with each other in OpenLayers?Differences in QGIS server with WMS and WFS projections?WMTS - get tiles only for a specific area of interestDownload custom extent from WMTS
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In QGIS,
is there a way to bypass / ignore an inaccurate WMS bounding box provided by server metadata?
Indeed, for a specific WMS layer I am using, the bounding box provided by server metadata does not match the underlying data's extent (some data exist out of the "official" bounding box delivered by metadata request). Thus, I would like to prevent QGIS from using the inaccurate metadata so that I can see all of the data.
qgis wms qgis-3
asked Apr 11 at 16:07
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In QGIS,
is there a way to bypass / ignore an inaccurate WMS bounding box provided by server metadata?
Indeed, for a specific WMS layer I am using, the bounding box provided by server metadata does not match the underlying data's extent (some data exist out of the "official" bounding box delivered by metadata request). Thus, I would like to prevent QGIS from using the inaccurate metadata so that I can see all of the data.
qgis wms qgis-3
asked Apr 11 at 16:07
user140350user140350
142
Please decide which of QGIS and ArcGIS Desktop you wish to ask about in this particular question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 12 at 8:25
TheEX_GeographicBoundingBoxis only intended as a hint to the total extent of the data available in the service / or layer. A WMS GetMap request can be made with any bounding box.
– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:31
Indeed, a WMS GetMap can be made with any bounding box, thing is QGIS trust the layer'sEX_GeographicBoundingBoxmetadata as factual and seems not to query GetMap requests out of this inaccurate extent.
– user140350
Apr 12 at 9:44
seems not? Perhaps the service has some restriction that doesn't allow such a query to render output, but it's not a restriction of QGIS. For example here's a GetMap request generated by QGIS ogc2.bgs.ac.uk/cgi-bin/UGA_ARGID/… that's way outside the bounding box of the layer specified in the metadata
– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:55
Weird... (my QGIS version is 3.2.2-Bonn). It cannot be a service restriction since a manual WMS request (= with a hard-coded bbox out of metadata extent) give some data but I have no mean in QGIS to see this data (in QGIS I only see data in the metadata extent).
– user140350
Apr 12 at 11:07
|
show 1 more comment
In QGIS,
is there a way to bypass / ignore an inaccurate WMS bounding box provided by server metadata?
Indeed, for a specific WMS layer I am using, the bounding box provided by server metadata does not match the underlying data's extent (some data exist out of the "official" bounding box delivered by metadata request). Thus, I would like to prevent QGIS from using the inaccurate metadata so that I can see all of the data.
qgis wms qgis-3
asked Apr 11 at 16:07
user140350user140350
142
In QGIS,
is there a way to bypass / ignore an inaccurate WMS bounding box provided by server metadata?
Indeed, for a specific WMS layer I am using, the bounding box provided by server metadata does not match the underlying data's extent (some data exist out of the "official" bounding box delivered by metadata request). Thus, I would like to prevent QGIS from using the inaccurate metadata so that I can see all of the data.
qgis wms qgis-3
qgis wms qgis-3
asked Apr 11 at 16:07
user140350user140350
142
asked Apr 11 at 16:07
user140350user140350
142
edited Apr 12 at 9:11
user140350
asked Apr 11 at 16:07
user140350user140350
142
asked Apr 11 at 16:07
user140350user140350
142
asked Apr 11 at 16:07
user140350user140350
142
142
Please decide which of QGIS and ArcGIS Desktop you wish to ask about in this particular question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 12 at 8:25
TheEX_GeographicBoundingBoxis only intended as a hint to the total extent of the data available in the service / or layer. A WMS GetMap request can be made with any bounding box.
– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:31
Indeed, a WMS GetMap can be made with any bounding box, thing is QGIS trust the layer'sEX_GeographicBoundingBoxmetadata as factual and seems not to query GetMap requests out of this inaccurate extent.
– user140350
Apr 12 at 9:44
seems not? Perhaps the service has some restriction that doesn't allow such a query to render output, but it's not a restriction of QGIS. For example here's a GetMap request generated by QGIS ogc2.bgs.ac.uk/cgi-bin/UGA_ARGID/… that's way outside the bounding box of the layer specified in the metadata
– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:55
Weird... (my QGIS version is 3.2.2-Bonn). It cannot be a service restriction since a manual WMS request (= with a hard-coded bbox out of metadata extent) give some data but I have no mean in QGIS to see this data (in QGIS I only see data in the metadata extent).
– user140350
Apr 12 at 11:07
|
show 1 more comment
Please decide which of QGIS and ArcGIS Desktop you wish to ask about in this particular question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 12 at 8:25
TheEX_GeographicBoundingBoxis only intended as a hint to the total extent of the data available in the service / or layer. A WMS GetMap request can be made with any bounding box.
– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:31
Indeed, a WMS GetMap can be made with any bounding box, thing is QGIS trust the layer'sEX_GeographicBoundingBoxmetadata as factual and seems not to query GetMap requests out of this inaccurate extent.
– user140350
Apr 12 at 9:44
seems not? Perhaps the service has some restriction that doesn't allow such a query to render output, but it's not a restriction of QGIS. For example here's a GetMap request generated by QGIS ogc2.bgs.ac.uk/cgi-bin/UGA_ARGID/… that's way outside the bounding box of the layer specified in the metadata
– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:55
Weird... (my QGIS version is 3.2.2-Bonn). It cannot be a service restriction since a manual WMS request (= with a hard-coded bbox out of metadata extent) give some data but I have no mean in QGIS to see this data (in QGIS I only see data in the metadata extent).
– user140350
Apr 12 at 11:07
Please decide which of QGIS and ArcGIS Desktop you wish to ask about in this particular question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 12 at 8:25
Please decide which of QGIS and ArcGIS Desktop you wish to ask about in this particular question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 12 at 8:25
The
EX_GeographicBoundingBox is only intended as a hint to the total extent of the data available in the service / or layer. A WMS GetMap request can be made with any bounding box.– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:31
The
EX_GeographicBoundingBox is only intended as a hint to the total extent of the data available in the service / or layer. A WMS GetMap request can be made with any bounding box.– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:31
Indeed, a WMS GetMap can be made with any bounding box, thing is QGIS trust the layer's
EX_GeographicBoundingBox metadata as factual and seems not to query GetMap requests out of this inaccurate extent.– user140350
Apr 12 at 9:44
Indeed, a WMS GetMap can be made with any bounding box, thing is QGIS trust the layer's
EX_GeographicBoundingBox metadata as factual and seems not to query GetMap requests out of this inaccurate extent.– user140350
Apr 12 at 9:44
seems not? Perhaps the service has some restriction that doesn't allow such a query to render output, but it's not a restriction of QGIS. For example here's a GetMap request generated by QGIS ogc2.bgs.ac.uk/cgi-bin/UGA_ARGID/… that's way outside the bounding box of the layer specified in the metadata
– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:55
seems not? Perhaps the service has some restriction that doesn't allow such a query to render output, but it's not a restriction of QGIS. For example here's a GetMap request generated by QGIS ogc2.bgs.ac.uk/cgi-bin/UGA_ARGID/… that's way outside the bounding box of the layer specified in the metadata
– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:55
Weird... (my QGIS version is 3.2.2-Bonn). It cannot be a service restriction since a manual WMS request (= with a hard-coded bbox out of metadata extent) give some data but I have no mean in QGIS to see this data (in QGIS I only see data in the metadata extent).
– user140350
Apr 12 at 11:07
Weird... (my QGIS version is 3.2.2-Bonn). It cannot be a service restriction since a manual WMS request (= with a hard-coded bbox out of metadata extent) give some data but I have no mean in QGIS to see this data (in QGIS I only see data in the metadata extent).
– user140350
Apr 12 at 11:07
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Please decide which of QGIS and ArcGIS Desktop you wish to ask about in this particular question.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 12 at 8:25
The
EX_GeographicBoundingBoxis only intended as a hint to the total extent of the data available in the service / or layer. A WMS GetMap request can be made with any bounding box.– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:31
Indeed, a WMS GetMap can be made with any bounding box, thing is QGIS trust the layer's
EX_GeographicBoundingBoxmetadata as factual and seems not to query GetMap requests out of this inaccurate extent.– user140350
Apr 12 at 9:44
seems not? Perhaps the service has some restriction that doesn't allow such a query to render output, but it's not a restriction of QGIS. For example here's a GetMap request generated by QGIS ogc2.bgs.ac.uk/cgi-bin/UGA_ARGID/… that's way outside the bounding box of the layer specified in the metadata
– nmtoken
Apr 12 at 9:55
Weird... (my QGIS version is 3.2.2-Bonn). It cannot be a service restriction since a manual WMS request (= with a hard-coded bbox out of metadata extent) give some data but I have no mean in QGIS to see this data (in QGIS I only see data in the metadata extent).
– user140350
Apr 12 at 11:07