terriajs VS leaflet-geosearch

Look at https://terria.io TERRIAJS (FORK of cesium and leaflet) It has split /swipe And supports GLB 3d models and 3dtiles and ASSIMP and 3D geospatial data like 3d KML & CZML plus online mapping services.

If you want webmap That does this I recommend terriajs https://terria.io/ You can create a url to a init/catalog JSON that has all the map data configured

Terriajs https://terria.io/ makes this easy to do with their smart URL's

https://terria.io/ Can do spatial temporal playback Works with CSV file or time enabled WMS It also supports storymaps functionality

Check out TerriaJS made by the Geoscience Australia team. It's not the open-source analogue of AGOL like GeoNode is, but it has many of the same features and more.

Terriajs (https://terria.io) , MapBox GL JS, Leaflet, OpenLayers, Cesium, iTowns/ThreeJS,

I like https://terria.io terriajs it's an open source project by Australian government data61/nicta based on Cesium and leaflet mapping libraries It's easy to connect to data

Terriajs has map split tool https://terria.io/ And makes it easy to add layers without writing code

The data your watching are from geocirrus, you could technically scrap them from terria.io, but not sure about how illegal it is tbh, but it would break some ToS for sure

Terriajs will probably work for your needs it's a fork of cesium and leaflet by Australian Nicta/data61 and it is awesome https://terria.io/

Step 3: you need to install some dependencies such as CometChat, Firebase, Validator, Uuid, Leaflet, Leaflet-GeoSearch, Leaflet-Routing-Machine

This last year, I've built and published several smaller open-source libraries, as well as bigger projects like testing-playground and updrafts.app. leaflet-geosearch crossed 1 million downloads 🤯 , and I recently shifted to work on my next project, rake.red. All of this besides my day-job, where I make a living with the development of a business-to-business collaboration platform.