Software Recommendations Asked on October 4, 2020
I generated a 65k x 65k (4 gigapixels) image that is basically a visualisation of the entire IPv4 address space from one perspective:
No browser is willing to load an image that big, claiming it might be a gzip-bomb. This means I’m forced to split it into tiles at different zoom levels and add a front-end for interactive browsing of the map, just like in Google Maps (but for the IP addresses).
Is there a project that would let me do it quickly? Right now I’m thinking of experimenting with Leaflet’s CRS-Simple, but that means I would have to figure out the alignment of the tiles, etc. to get a complete project. Is there an “all-in-one” solution that starts with a huge image and ends with a zoomable map? Bonus points if it supports Hilbert curves, or even better – IPv4 Hilbert curves, though just having an interactive map generator would be good.
Besides gdal2tiles, you could use vips. Details are in here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/51852934/10168903
If you want a GUI based solution, you could use Photoshop or Microsoft Image Composite Editor. You would need a plugin from zoomable.ca though.
Answered by Team Zoomo on October 4, 2020
You could use the Syncfusion Essential JS2 Maps component. This will load any image/tile from the server and render it as a map. Also, it provides many user interactive features.
Answered by Jaya on October 4, 2020
You could use gdal2tiles
to generate an image pyramid that leaflet or openlayers can use to display your image in a browser.
There is a fairly comprehensive tutorial or a github project that wraps the code for plain images like yours and generates the required html page.
Answered by Ian Turton on October 4, 2020
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