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Analysis of the web promulgation technology based on Skyline 3D scenes

Yan Kangwen

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Abstract

In order to verify Skyline software platform for 3D data transfer efficiency,a key technical experiment for the Qinghai University campus network 3D scene of WebGIS was conducted on the system.The Software 3D data dissemination methods were analyzed.Publishing data stream approach is faster than the direct way to layer load and is recommended.

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In order to verify Skyline software platform for 3D data transfer efficiency,a key technical experiment for the Qinghai University campus network 3D scene of WebGIS was conducted on the system.The Software 3D data dissemination methods were analyzed.Publishing data stream approach is faster than the direct way to layer load and is recommended.

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In order to verify Skyline software platform for 3D data transfer efficiency,a key technical experiment for the Qinghai University campus network 3D scene of WebGIS was conducted on the system.The Software 3D data dissemination methods were analyzed.Publishing data stream approach is faster than the direct way to layer load and is recommended.

Key concepts: Skyline, Computer science, Software, Key (lock), Promulgation, Layer (electronics), Database, World Wide Web

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