The GeoPackage Libraries were developed at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) in collaboration with BIT Systems. The government has "unlimited rights" and is releasing this software to increase the impact of government investments by providing developers with the opportunity to take things in new directions. The software use, modification, and distribution rights are stipulated within the MIT license.
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GeoPackage is a GeoPackage Library Java implementation of the Open Geospatial Consortium GeoPackage spec. It is listed as an OGC GeoPackage Implementation by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
The GeoPackage Java library provides the ability to read, create, and edit GeoPackage files. GeoPackage tiles can be imported from or exported to a file system folder structure.
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// File newGeoPackage = ...;
// File existingGeoPackage = ...;
// Create a new GeoPackage
File createdGeoPackage = GeoPackageManager.create(newGeoPackage);
// Open a GeoPackage
GeoPackage geoPackage = GeoPackageManager.open(existingGeoPackage);
// GeoPackage Table DAOs
SpatialReferenceSystemDao srsDao = geoPackage
.getSpatialReferenceSystemDao();
ContentsDao contentsDao = geoPackage.getContentsDao();
GeometryColumnsDao geomColumnsDao = geoPackage.getGeometryColumnsDao();
TileMatrixSetDao tileMatrixSetDao = geoPackage.getTileMatrixSetDao();
TileMatrixDao tileMatrixDao = geoPackage.getTileMatrixDao();
SchemaExtension schemaExtension = new SchemaExtension(geoPackage);
DataColumnsDao dataColumnsDao = schemaExtension.getDataColumnsDao();
DataColumnConstraintsDao dataColumnConstraintsDao = schemaExtension
.getDataColumnConstraintsDao();
MetadataExtension metadataExtension = new MetadataExtension(geoPackage);
MetadataDao metadataDao = metadataExtension.getMetadataDao();
MetadataReferenceDao metadataReferenceDao = metadataExtension
.getMetadataReferenceDao();
ExtensionsDao extensionsDao = geoPackage.getExtensionsDao();
// Feature and tile tables
List<String> features = geoPackage.getFeatureTables();
List<String> tiles = geoPackage.getTileTables();
// Query Features
String featureTable = features.get(0);
FeatureDao featureDao = geoPackage.getFeatureDao(featureTable);
FeatureResultSet featureResultSet = featureDao.queryForAll();
try {
for (FeatureRow featureRow : featureResultSet) {
GeoPackageGeometryData geometryData = featureRow.getGeometry();
if (geometryData != null && !geometryData.isEmpty()) {
Geometry geometry = geometryData.getGeometry();
// ...
}
}
} finally {
featureResultSet.close();
}
// Query Tiles
String tileTable = tiles.get(0);
TileDao tileDao = geoPackage.getTileDao(tileTable);
TileResultSet tileResultSet = tileDao.queryForAll();
try {
for (TileRow tileRow : tileResultSet) {
byte[] tileBytes = tileRow.getTileData();
BufferedImage tileImage = tileRow.getTileDataImage();
// ...
}
} finally {
tileResultSet.close();
}
// Retrieve Tiles by XYZ
GeoPackageTileRetriever retriever = new GeoPackageTileRetriever(tileDao,
ImageUtils.IMAGE_FORMAT_PNG);
GeoPackageTile geoPackageTile = retriever.getTile(2, 2, 2);
if (geoPackageTile != null) {
byte[] tileBytes = geoPackageTile.getData();
BufferedImage tileImage = geoPackageTile.getImage();
// ...
}
// Retrieve Tiles by Bounding Box
TileCreator tileCreator = new TileCreator(tileDao,
ProjectionFactory.getProjection(
ProjectionConstants.EPSG_WORLD_GEODETIC_SYSTEM),
ImageUtils.IMAGE_FORMAT_PNG);
GeoPackageTile geoPackageTile2 = tileCreator
.getTile(new BoundingBox(-90.0, 0.0, 0.0, 66.513260));
if (geoPackageTile2 != null) {
byte[] tileBytes = geoPackageTile2.getData();
BufferedImage tileImage = geoPackageTile2.getImage();
// ...
}
BoundingBox boundingBox = BoundingBox.worldWebMercator();
Projection projection = ProjectionFactory
.getProjection(ProjectionConstants.EPSG_WEB_MERCATOR);
// Index Features
FeatureIndexManager indexer = new FeatureIndexManager(geoPackage,
featureDao, false);
indexer.setIndexLocation(FeatureIndexType.RTREE);
int indexedCount = indexer.index();
// Query Indexed Features in paginated chunks
FeatureIndexResults indexResults = indexer.queryForChunk(boundingBox,
projection, 50);
FeaturePaginatedResults paginatedResults = indexer
.paginate(indexResults);
for (FeatureRow featureRow : paginatedResults) {
GeoPackageGeometryData geometryData = featureRow.getGeometry();
if (geometryData != null && !geometryData.isEmpty()) {
Geometry geometry = geometryData.getGeometry();
// ...
}
}
// Draw tiles from features
FeatureTiles featureTiles = new DefaultFeatureTiles(featureDao, false);
// Set max features to draw per tile
featureTiles.setMaxFeaturesPerTile(1000);
// Custom feature tile implementation
NumberFeaturesTile numberFeaturesTile = new NumberFeaturesTile();
// Draw feature count tiles when max features passed
featureTiles.setMaxFeaturesTileDraw(numberFeaturesTile);
// Set index manager to query feature indices
featureTiles.setIndexManager(indexer);
BufferedImage tile = featureTiles.drawTile(2, 2, 2);
// URL Tile Generator (generate tiles from a URL)
TileGenerator urlTileGenerator = new UrlTileGenerator(geoPackage,
"url_tile_table", "http://url/{z}/{x}/{y}.png", 0, 0,
boundingBox, projection);
int urlTileCount = urlTileGenerator.generateTiles();
// Feature Tile Generator (generate tiles from features)
TileGenerator featureTileGenerator = new FeatureTileGenerator(
geoPackage, "tiles_" + featureTable, featureTiles, 1, 2,
boundingBox, projection);
int featureTileCount = featureTileGenerator.generateTiles();
// Close feature tiles (and indexer)
featureTiles.close();
// Close database when done
geoPackage.close();Pull from the Maven Central Repository (JAR, POM, Source, Javadoc)
<dependency>
<groupId>mil.nga.geopackage</groupId>
<artifactId>geopackage</artifactId>
<version>6.6.5</version>
</dependency>
Build this repository using Eclipse and/or Maven:
mvn clean install
The jar can be built as standalone (or combined with required dependency jars) to run utilities from the command line.
To build the jar into a standalone jar that includes all dependencies:
mvn clean install -Pstandalone
Executes SQL statements on a SQLite database, including GeoPackages. Download sqlite-exec.zip and follow the instructions.
Or run against the jar:
java -jar geopackage-*standalone.jar [-m max_rows] [-w max_column_width] [-l max_lines_per_row] sqlite_file [sql]
The tile writer writes tiles from a GeoPackage tile table to the file system. Images are saved as raw bytes or as a specified format in a z/x/y.ext folder & file structure formatted as GeoPackage, XYZ, or TMS (Tile Map Service). The GeoPackage format writes a tiles.properties file in the base imagery directory. The mil.nga.geopackage.io.TileWriter functionality is invokable through code or command line.
To run against the jar:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.TileWriter [-t tile_type] [-i image_format] [-r] geopackage_file tile_table output_directory
Example:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.TileWriter -t tms /path/geopackage.gpkg mytiletable /path/tiles/mytiles
The tile reader reads tile images from the file system and saves them into a new or existing GeoPackage in a new tile table. Images structured in a z/x/y.ext folder & file structure formatted as GeoPackage, XYZ, or TMS (Tile Map Service) are saved as raw bytes or as a specified format in a GeoPackage. The GeoPackage format requires a tiles.properties file in the base imagery directory. The mil.nga.geopackage.io.TileReader functionality is invokable through code or command line.
To run against the jar:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.TileReader [-i image_format] [-r] input_directory tile_type geopackage_file tile_table
Example:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.TileReader -i png /path/tiles/mytiles xyz /path/geopackage.gpkg mytiletable
GeoPackage Format tiles.properties:
epsg=
min_x=
max_x=
min_y=
max_y=
# Zoom Level Properties:
# If the file structure is fully populated and represents the matrix width and height, the properties can be omitted
# If a non top zoom level matrix width and height increase by a factor of 2 with each zoom level, the properties can be omitted for those zoom levels
zoom_level.{zoom}.matrix_width=
zoom_level.{zoom}.matrix_height=
The URL tile generator creates a set of tiles within a GeoPackage by downloading tiles from a tile server using a URL pattern. The URL can contain XYZ, TMS, or WMS substitution variables. Tiles are downloaded from the specified zoom range and the optional bounding box location. Tiles can be compressed into a specified format and quality.
To run against the jar:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.URLTileGen [-f compress_format] [-q compress_quality] [-xyz] [-bbox minLon,minLat,maxLon,maxLat] [-epsg epsg] [-uepsg url_epsg] [-tms] [-replace] [-logCount count] [-logTime time] geopackage_file tile_table url zoom_levels
Examples:
Note: URLs may need to be encoded
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.URLTileGen -bbox -105.0,39.0,-104.0,40.0 -uepsg 3857 /path/geopackage.gpkg mytiletable http://url/{z}/{x}/{y} 2 18
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.URLTileGen -epsg 3857 -bbox -9136400.0,2790700.0,-9068470.0,2844260.0 /path/geopackage.gpkg mytiletable https://url?service=WMS&request=GetMap&layers=layer&styles=&format=image/png&transparent=true&version=1.3.0&width=256&height=256&crs=EPSG:3857&bbox={minLon},{minLat},{maxLon},{maxLat} 2 18
The Feature tile generator creates a set of tiles within a GeoPackage by drawing the tiles from a feature table in the same or different GeoPackage. The input feature table is indexed if not already done or current. Tiles are drawn from the specified zoom range and the optional bounding box location. Tiles can be compressed into a specified format and quality. The tile size and style can be specified including point (radius, color, icon), line (stroke width, color), and polygon (stroke width, color, fill, fill color) attributes.
To run against the jar:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.FeatureTileGen [-m max_features_per_tile] [-f compress_format] [-q compress_quality] [-xyz] [-bbox minLon,minLat,maxLon,maxLat] [-epsg epsg] [-tileWidth width] [-tileHeight height] [-tileScale scale] [-pointRadius radius] [-pointColor color] [-pointIcon image_file] [-iconWidth width] [-iconHeight height] [-centerIcon] [-lineStrokeWidth stroke_width] [-lineColor color] [-polygonStrokeWidth stroke_width] [-polygonColor color] [-fillPolygon] [-polygonFillColor color] [-simplifyGeometries true|false] [-ignoreGeoPackageStyles true|false] [-logCount count] [-logTime time] feature_geopackage_file feature_table tile_geopackage_file tile_table zoom_levels
Example:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.FeatureTileGen -bbox -105.0,39.0,-104.0,40.0 -pointRadius 3.0 -pointColor magenta -lineStrokeWidth 2.5 -lineColor red -polygonStrokeWidth 1.5 -polygonColor 0,0,255 -fillPolygon -polygonFillColor 0,255,0,80 /path/geopackage1.gpkg myfeaturetable /path/geopackage2.gpkg mytiletable 2 18
The OGC API feature generator creates features within a GeoPackage by requesting from an OGC API server. Features are downloaded from the server using a specified collection id.
To run against the jar:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.OAPIFeatureGen [-limit limit] [-bbox minLon,minLat,maxLon,maxLat] [-bbox-proj authority,code] [-time time] [-proj authority,code] [-totalLimit total_limit] [-transactionLimit transaction_limit] [-logCount count] [-logTime time] geopackage_file table_name server_url collection_id
Example:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.OAPIFeatureGen -limit 1000 -bbox 20.0,60.0,22.0,62.0 -time 20190519T140000/20190619T140000 -totalLimit 10000 -transactionLimit 100 /path/geopackage.gpkg myfeaturetable http://url collectionId
Reprojects GeoPackage tiles to a new projection or projection optimization (Web Mercator, Platte Carre). Reprojected tiles can be saved replacing the current tiles or as a new set of tiles in the same, new, or existing GeoPackage.
To run against the jar:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.TileReproject [-proj projection] [-optimize optimization] [-width tile_width] [-height tile_height] [-zoom zoom_levels] [-logCount count] [-logTime time] geopackage_file tile_table [[reprojection_geopackage_file] reprojection_tile_table]
Example:
java -classpath geopackage-*standalone.jar mil.nga.geopackage.io.TileReproject -proj epsg:3857 -width 256 -height 256 -zoom 12-16 /path/geopackage.gpkg mytiletable /path/geopackage2.gpkg newtiletable
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