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@dmorissette and everyone > I also find the use of the TCRS acronym to mean > apparently different things in different places kind of confusing. I agree with this but...

In Testbed 15, the issue arose that in order to use an early implementation of WFS 3 as a surrogate for GetFeatureInfo from WMS, we could serialize a veeeery small...

Per @joanma747 Testbed **13** [recommendations](http://docs.opengeospatial.org/per/17-019.html#_map_content_metadata), it may be useful to add spec and implementation support for link@rel=via to support linking the map layers to layer metadata. Thanks to @AmeliaBR for...

Testbed 13

The question arises as to how to set and how to interpret the min/max attributes on location inputs, because there are many coordinate systems (levels) in a TCRS, and the...

As written, they don't work as a gridset definition in GeoWebCache. For GeoWebCache, you need to use the CBMTILE defined origin as the min-x and max-y values and then specify...

Support the following, where the absence of the units attribute would imply a default value of `units=gcrs`: ` 123 321 122 322 `

Testbed 14

OGC has a highly technical and specific vocabulary, which can be hard to understand. The objective of MapML is to adapt (some) authoritative geospatial standards for use in (authoritative) Web...

>> [For WGS84, the exterior should be counterclockwise and holes should be clockwise.](http://docs.opengeospatial.org/per/17-019.html#_change_requests_to_mapml) > It creates uncertainty on the other projections. I think there should be some treatment of the...

Hi, Each time that I have to look for an example I have a hard time until I get one that is representative of what I need. I propose to...

Can we change x and y in input@axis values? Reason. Mathematical formulation of projection usually reserve to "x" and "y" for projected coordinates. See, for example: https://proj4.org/operations/projections/merc.html but there are...