The SAGTA Map downloader web UI and LizMap/QGIS map layouts produced by printing must meet these specifications

Standard template for all maps

• NGI graticule (no grid)
• Attribution
• MD (Pro only, not in Lite)
• North arrow
• Logos
• Title
• Legend
• List of map sheets this intersects with

Lite

Auth: no

Print map: Topo

Print map EXCLUDES: magnetic declination

Web functionality: All EXCEPT measure, draw (redlining) and elevation profile

This shows the correct initial Lite web view (with overlays and base layers expanded). Note available layers and functions:

This shows the correct template and content for Lite Topo map, except for graticule labels missing on the RH side :

Pro

Auth: yes (SAGTA members only)

Print maps: all

Web functionality: all

This shows the correct initial Pro web view (with overlays and base layers expanded). Note available layers and functions. The only visible difference between Pro and Lite is that Pro has more tools in the LH toolbar:

Print Maps (pdfs from QGIS Layouts)

Topo

Map layers:

• 1:50k topo (from OSM or NGI servers)

Available scales:

• 1:10000 (not while OSM NGI topo is in use, it does not render at this scale)
• 1:25000
• 1:50000
• 1:100000

Template for topo

• standard template
• Index grid

Note MD in here, which is not in Lite:

Ortho

Map layers:

• NGI aerial (OSM servers)
• 5m contours from Kartoza GeoServer where available: 1:10000 and larger scales must draw 5m (NOT filtered for 10m) AND 20m contour layers. 5m must draw over 20m.
• The 20m layer is just there for areas where there is no 5m data and for scales smaller than 1:10000. If you can set up rules to NOT draw 20m contours where there is 5m data then do so.
• Spot heights and trig beacons

Available scales:

• 1:5000
• 1:10000
• 1:25000

note ERRORS: no contours (even though 20m contours drew in web map). No trig beacons or spots heights. Graticule has a different style to Topo (use a template file!).

Hybrid

Map layers:

• 1:50k topo (with ‘multiply’ blending)
• NGI aerial

Available scales:

• 1:10000 (not while OSM NGI topo is in use, it does not render at this scale)
• 1:25000
• 1:50000