The capabilities link below provides information on how to access individual data layers and can be copied and pasted into a desktop application. Web Map Services (WMS) use specified standards and allow web map information to be requested using URLs and returned as images that can be displayed in web browsers or desktop applications. Mineral Resources Tasmania has an OGC web map service for connecting to images of Tasmanian geoscientific data. Updated Drill Core Submission Guidelines 2022 Recommendation to Grant E元/2021 - Quakers Ranges Rehabilitation at Tebrakunna Road - NE Tas
New report looking at hyperspectral analysis of minerals in altered rocksĤ Exploration Release Areas to open for applications in June 2022 Recommendation to Grant EL17/2021 - Edith Creekģ Exploration Release Areas to open for applications in August 2022Įxploration Drilling Grant Initiative (EDGI) - Round 7
Recommendation to Grant EL20/2021 - Ringarooma River Recommendation to Grant E元/2022 - Mount Paris Dam and Argonaut Road New paper explores origins of Tasmanian granites MRT publishes Mathinna Supergroup age date reportĦ Exploration Release Areas to open for applications in September 2022 Contact us if you create something new and innovative that could benefit others.Seventeen Projects Share Exploration Drilling Grant Initiative (EDGI) Funding in Round 7 This data is delivered under the terms of the Open Government Licence, subject to the following acknowledgement accompanying the reproduced BGS materials: ‘Contains British Geological Survey materials © UKRI ’. To view WMS in other systems, please refer to their documentation. Tutorial videos showing how to include a WMS in an ArcGIS or MapInfo project are provided. WMS must be viewed in compatible software. If you have any questions or are experiencing difficulties connecting to our WMS services using other clients then please contact us at How to view a WMS
#Webmap service update
Where possible, please update to the latest version of the product to continue using our services. For example, we are aware that this affects older versions of Esri’s ArcMAP (version 10.5.1 and earlier). As a result, some WMS clients may no longer be able to connect to our WMS services. To comply with cyber security accreditations required of UK government organisations, changes are being made to our OGC Web Map Services (WMS) at 17:00 on Tuesday 17 th May 2022. Many of these services contribute to the BGS complying with the EU INSPIRE directive. They can also be accessed by websites that use a map-based interface to connect to WMS, allowing data from different providers to be visualised spatially and compared. The datasets below are made available as Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) web map services (WMS).
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