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======  Map Suite World Map Kit SDK All Samples  ======
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====  OSM World Map Kit Explorer  ====
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[[Map Suite Samples Applies To|Applies To: MVC \ Web \ Wpf \ WebAPI]]
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The World Map Kit Explorer is a tool that enables you to view the World Map Kit data using the WPF Edition complete with performance metrics.  You can see the render times, fetch times, total bytes drawn along with total features drawn helping you visualize performance.  It’s handy when determine if you want to remove various layers for performance reasons or to just get a good understanding of what is going on behinds the scenes.  This project requires you have a full or evaluation version of the WPF Edition.
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====  OSM World Map Kit Extractor  ====
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The World Map Kit Data Extractor allows you to create new smaller subsets from the World Map Kit SQLite master database.  You simply specify the bounding box for the new area then it will create a new SQLite database for that regions.  There are options to preserve high level data allowing you to keep higher extent features, about 700 meg of data, such as the world, countries, high level roads etc. as a backdrop to the cut out area.  If you choose not to preserve the high level data the tool crosscuts every layer leaving you with the smallest dataset possible.  The tool works with multiple projections but does not re-project.  Specifying the srid allows you to configure your bounding box in decimal degrees regardless of the source database projection.  We will consider enhancing the tool to support projection based on feedback.
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====  World Map Kit Data Extractor  ====
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The World Map Kit Data Extractor allows you to create new smaller subsets from the World Map Kit SQLite master database.  You simply specify the bounding box (or a shape file) for the new area then it will create a new SQLite database for that regions.  There are options to preserve high level data allowing you to keep higher extent features, about 700 meg of data, such as the world, countries, high level roads etc. as a backdrop to the cut out area.  If you choose not to preserve the high level data the tool crosscuts every layer leaving you with the smallest dataset possible.  The tool works with multiple projections but does not re-project.  Specifying the srid allows you to configure your bounding box in decimal degrees regardless of the source database projection.  We will consider enhancing the tool to support projection based on feedback.
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