The dataset presents three layers of geothermal data from Iceland based on "Atlas of Geothermal Resources in Europe" (2002). Heat-flow density, Temperature at 1000 meters and Temperature at 2000 meters (1:10 000 000).

Mineral deposits are natural accumulations of one or more useful minerals that may provide society with metallic or non-metallic raw materials. The Geological Survey of Canada has been compiling databases for major metallic mineral deposits on Canada-wide and world-wide scale over a three decade period. The most recent compilation was enabled by industry-sponsored World Map and World Minerals Geoscience Database Projects. Four Canadian thematic databases for uranium-thorium, vanadium-titanium, lode gold, and molybdenum occurrences are now available On-Line.

Palvelun kautta saat käyttöösi maasto- ja taustakartat JHS180 - suosituksen mukaisessa karttatiilimallissa ETRS-TM35FIN-karttaprojektiossa.

INSPIRE HY WMS 1.3 - Pilot

A compliant implementation of WMS plus most of the SLD extension (dynamic styling). Can also generate PDF, SVG, KML, GeoRSS

WMS

The Canadian Geographical Names Service (CGNS) provides an online Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) compliant web mapping service and is compatible with the Canadian Geospatial Data Infracstructure (CGDI). The CGNS WMS allows for custom cartographic styling through the OGC Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD) Specification. The purpose of CGNS is to gather names that have been approved by the Geographical Names Board of Canada (GNBC) and to make these authoritative records available for government and public use. Ce Service de cartes Web (WMS) du Service canadien de toponymie (SCT) est un service Internet qui donne aux concepteurs d'outils cartographiques OGC, un accès aux toponymes et leurs attributs. Grâce à ce service, les développeurs peuvent accéder à nos données de base les plus récentes. Le sous-ensemble des données du SCT qui est offert pour la visualisation est celui des toponymes officiellement approuvés.

Map service including Baltic Sea biodiversity data, species distributions and protected areas.

Mineral deposits are natural accumulations of one or more useful minerals that may provide society with metallic or non-metallic raw materials. The Geological Survey of Canada has been compiling databases for major metallic mineral deposits on Canada-wide and world-wide scale over a three decade period. The most recent compilation was enabled by industry-sponsored World Map and World Minerals Geoscience Database Projects. Four Canadian thematic databases for uranium-thorium, vanadium-titanium, lode gold, and molybdenum occurrences are now available On-Line.