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Geomedia Publishing: Grouping Overlays in Geomashups

17 October 2012
TNT 2013

Custom overlays in geomashups can be organized in overlay groups. An overlay group has a folder icon in the layer controls that allows the viewer to open (expand) the group to show the component overlays in the layer controls or to close the group to show only the group name. The overlays within a group have individual layer controls allowing them to be turned on or off, and the group has a control allowing all overlays in the group to be turned off simultaneously.

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Geomedia Publishing: Using Google Fusion Tables in Geomashups

10 October 2012
TNT 2013

Fusion Tables is a Google data visualization web application that allows you to upload large data tables with point, line, or polygon geometries and easily create custom thematic maps shown in Google Maps. You can include these Fusion Tables maps as overlays in the Google Maps geomashups you create in TNTmips using the Assemble Geomashups process. Fusion Tables maps can be combined with your standard web tilesets, KML files, and SVG and KML tilesets to create data-rich geomashups. You can make geomashups with Fusion Tables you have created, or include public Fusion Tables created by others.

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Tutorial: Installation and Setup Guide

3 October 2012
TNT 2012

This Tutorial has been updated to reflect the current edition of TNTmips 2012.

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Tutorial: Theme Mapping

26 September 2012
TNT 2012

This Tutorial has been updated to reflect the current edition of TNTmips 2012.

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TNTmips Newsletter - Free Trial TNTmips 2012

19 September 2012
TNT 2012

TNTmips Pro users who are not using the current release version can get a free 30 day trial of TNTmips Pro 2012.

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Geometric Extract: Separation of Vectors by Attribute

12 September 2012
TNT 2013

When you use the Vector Extract process (Geometric / Extract to / Vector), you can separate the output by attribute, such that all elements with the same attribute value are copied to the same output object and elements with a different attribute value are copied to another object. The number of elements in any output object is equal to the number of elements with the same value for the selected attribute.

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3 UPDATED Technical Guides for the Show Places pane in Display

5 September 2012

These Technical Guides have been updated to reflect the current edition of TNTmips 2012.

Show PlacesCoordinates
or Bing Maps Service

Show Places Pane
Zoom to a Location

Show Places Pane
Saved Locations

Georeference: Editing Manifold Surface Triangulation

29 August 2012
TNT 2012

When you georeference a spatial object such as a raster cross-section using the Manifold model, the 3D control points are automatically connected to form a triangular mesh that defines the projective surface for 3D perspective display. The default triangulation covers the entire area bounded by the control points and may include triangles around the boundary of the object that are outside the area you wish to be visible in the 3D display.

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Georeference: Control Points for Manifold Surfaces

29 August 2012
TNT 2012

A manifold contains its own shape and position information in the form of a set of 3D georeference control points defined using the Manifold geometric model. This 3D piecewise affine model connects the control points to form a triangular mesh that defines a projective surface for 3D perspective display of the raster or geometric object manifold. The Georeference process provides a 2D view of the input object with overlays showing the control points and resulting triangulation (which is based solely on the distribution of the control points in this flat, 2D view).

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Create Google Fusion Tables from Vector, Shape or CAD Objects

22 August 2012
TNT 2013

You can export polygons, lines, or points in a TNT vector, shape, or CAD object to a Tab-Separated Values (TSV) text file (*.tsv) that you can then upload into a Google Fusion Table. You can use the Fusion Table interface to create maps from the table and set element styles to use in the maps. You can also use the Assemble Geomashup process in TNTmips to add a Fusion Table map as an overlay in a geomashup. See the sample Fusion Table geomashup.

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