Bing Maps provides a world map that users can directly manipulate to pan and zoom. To make this interaction as fast and responsive as possible, we chose to pre-render the map at many different levels of detail, and to cut each map into tiles for quick retrieval and display. This document describes the projection, coordinate systems, and addressing scheme of the map tiles, which collectively are called the Bing Maps Tile System.
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To optimize the performance of map retrieval and display, the rendered map is cut into tiles of 256 x 256 pixels each. As the number of pixels differs at each level of detail, so does the number of tiles:
Quadkeys have several interesting properties. First, the length of a quadkey (the number of digits) equals the level of detail of the corresponding tile. Second, the quadkey of any tile starts with the quadkey of its parent tile (the containing tile at the previous level). As shown in the example below, tile 2 is the parent of tiles 20 through 23, and tile 13 is the parent of tiles 130 through 133:
Samples are swatches of the component tiles used to make the pattern.Full orders are sent as complete patterns, ready for installation.Greek Key Mosaic Borders are available in two sizes:Tall Border: 9 1/2" x 12 5/8"Corner Border: 9 1/2" x 9 1/2"Price is per (1 linear foot)Tile Size: 25mm x 25mm (1" x 1")Tile Thickness: 4.8mmJoint Size: 2 mmface mounted on mosaic tapeOrder Fulfillment: 7-14 business days (lead times subject to change)Rated for Commercial and Residential use
Color SamplesDifferences in monitor settings and quality affect the way colors appear onscreen.If you are planning an installation, you can order a sample to view the colors in person.Samples are swatches of the component tiles used to make the pattern.Full orders are sent as complete patterns, ready for installation.Custom OrderAlmost all of our patterns can be modified with different color combinations or alterations to the layout.This Greek Key Pattern is made with our Retro Glazed Square Mosaic Tiles line
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The individual tiles. Can be used with various libraries to display the tiles (e.g. Leaflet, OpenLayers, ...). It's usually better (if possible) to use the TileJSON rather than using the tile URL directly.
Key tiles are drawn and placed like any other tile. To escape, each Prisoner must recover a Key from one of the Key tiles. To claim a Key, simply move onto the Key tile and place a metal Key token, from the reserve, next to your Prisoner Status card as a free action.
A player can only carry a single Key at a time, as your other hand holds the candle. Therefore, a Prisoner who reveals a Key tile when they already hold a Key is faced with a dilemma. If you walk away and no longer illuminate the space, the Key will be lost. Additionally, Key tiles are Crumbling, so if you walk through the space, the Key will be lost when the tile becomes a Pit next turn. If you block the only Passage to the Key, no one else can get to it.
I would like to request a Leaflet tilelayer without exposing my API key and secret. For example, using the UrtheCast API (but would apply to other similar APIs that embed api_key and api_secret in the URL), I am provided a map tiles URL like the following:
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Rockville, MD, April 18, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A recently compiled research report of Fact.MR envisages the global ceiling tiles market to record a splendid 9.1% volume CAGR in the forecast period, 2017 to 2026. Worldwide ceiling tiles sales are foreseen to close in on approximately US$ 50,000 Mn by 2026-end.
Surging awareness about the requirement of home décor, growing GHDI across emerging countries, and elevating home prices, have been prompting homeowners in making huge investments in home remodeling and renovating activities. Robust spending by individuals has been observed in the renovation activities associated with suspended ceiling panels. Growth in remodeling and renovation activities are likely to remain key trends affecting growth of the global ceiling tiles market.
Emerging countries are making enormous investments in the development of their commercial spaces, manufacturing plant construction, institutional buildings, and public infrastructure. For example, demonetization has led the Indian government to trim their fiscal deficit, thereby encouraging builders and consumers to make robust investments in real estate. Such developments will further rub off on demand for ceiling tiles in the forthcoming years.
When you are checking the tiles at your local store, you may wonder how you can tell that if the tile you are looking at is actually Porcelain or Ceramic. Of course, the best way is to test the water absorption, but this would be a very difficult and peculiar thing to do. One of the ways to verify that the tile is porcelain is to grab the box and check for the PTCA mark of certification. The mark you are looking for is green and gray, and it says that the tile is certified Porcelain, and states the absorption rate of 0.5 percent.
Ceramic tile is made up of sand, natural products, and clays and once it has been moulded into shape they are then fired in a kiln. When making ceramic tiles they can either be glazed or unglazed, but the majority of homeowners have glazed ceramic tiles in their home.
Concrete roof tiles are available in a wide variety of colors. In fact, concrete roof tile manufacturers such as Eagle Roofing Products offer over 150 color options. From monochromatic hues, to light and dark ranges, to multi-colored blends, selecting concrete roof tiles as your material of choice makes it easy to coordinate your roof with any exterior color palette.
With such low life cycle costs, concrete roof tiles are able to meet LEED and Energy Star requirements. They are also environmentally friendly as they are produced without the worry of depleting limited natural resources, are fully recyclable and do not contain chemical preservatives.
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The latest market research report by Technavio on the global ceramic tiles market provides an analysis of the most important trends expected to impact the market outlook from 2018-2022. The report offers an up-to-date analysis of the market with regards to the innovations, current competitive landscape, and latest drivers to provide predictions for the forecast period.
The global ceramic tiles market will grow at a CAGR of around 9% during the forecast period, according to Technavio market research analysts. A key factor driving the growth of the market is the rise in construction activities in developing countries. The growth in urbanization and increase in infrastructural investment are driving the construction industry in developing countries. Ceramic tiles are one of the main components used in the construction industry for building interior and exterior floors, footpaths, swimming pools, walls, partitions, roofs, and exterior finishing.
Ceramic tiles are usually made from a mixture of clay, sand, and other natural elements. These are generally manufactured by molding into desired shapes and designs and later heating at high temperature in the furnace. The aesthetics of ceramic tiles makes them appropriate for the decorative wall, roofing, and flooring purposes. After the introduction of 3D printing, the market is expected to witness an increased demand for 3D ceramic tiles.
The ceramic floor tiles segment dominated the global market in 2017, accounting for nearly 55% of the market. The market share for this application is expected to increase by nearly 2% by 2022, making it the fastest growing application segment.
APAC held the highest share of the global ceramic tiles market in 2017, accounting for a market share of more than 69%. This region is anticipated to experience tremendous growth during the forecast period.
Just as applications make assumptions about what information exists in a database, so do Mapbox tools make assumptions about how vector tiles store geographic information. Understanding these standards can help you understand how to work with Mapbox vector tiles.
Vector tiles are encoded as Google Protobufs (PBF), which allow for serializing structured data. For clarity, Mapbox Vector Tiles use the .mvt file suffix. The specification details are largely structured around the rules implemented in the base .proto file.
To encode geographic information into a vector tile a tool must convert geographic coordinates, such as latitude and longitude, into vector tile grid coordinates. Vector tiles hold no concept of geographic information. They encode points, lines, and polygons as x/y pairs relative to the top left of the grid in a right-down manner.
Extracting the original data from images has been difficult on maps in the past, because of the loss of underlying metadata from the geometry that might have been used to create the image. Yet, with the introduction of client side rendering of vector tiles via GL technologies, the raw geometry data has become useful for a source of information outside of rendering. 2ff7e9595c
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