Webgis

The organization's webgis was developed as part of the Alpi Cozie Outdoor project and represents an additional tool for accessing territorial context data.

The webgis platform manages the Geodatabase Alpi Cozie, which is a territorial database providing "informative" data for other existing or under-development web and mobile components (webgis, websites, mobile apps).

The organization provides citizens with access to:

• some public topographic backgrounds of greater utility;
• mountain toponymy (the toponyms and related information were collected as part of the Atlas of Piedmont Toponymy project - Department of Humanities Studies, University of Turin - and are published courtesy of them - the staff of the Alpi Cozie Protected Areas contribute to precise georeferencing of locations);
• the RPE hiking network (updated 2018);
• hiking itineraries within their hiking sector (the itinerary data is acquired from the regional portal Piemonte Outdoor).

The webgis allows you to:

1. Show published themes: the legend displayed in the vertical panel on the left allows you to select (turn on or off) the themes to be displayed on the map by checking or unchecking the selection flag next to the chosen item;
2. Navigate the map: the vertical toolbar between the legend and the map allows you to apply functions to the map. Each icon displays its own tooltip (i.e., its tool tip, through a small help window that appears on the computer screen when hovering over the icon with the mouse, indicating its function);
3. Choose the representation scale: increase or decrease the representation scale using the zoom tools in the toolbar, or by choosing a scale factor in the menu at the bottom left of the screen, below the map;
4. Consult alphanumeric data: some themes shown in the legend link to alphanumeric content, which can be viewed by activating the "display attributes" function by right-clicking on the individual item in the legend.

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The content is provided under a Creative Commons Attribution license.