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The NASA WorldWind Java SDK for Android (WWA) includes the library, examples and tutorials for building 3D virtual globe applications for phones and tablets.
Enhance the Navigator component in WorldWind Android by adding altitude mode support. The Camera and LookAt primitives contain an altitudeMode property indicating the viewer's vertical datum. This property is designed...
Support the following Coordinate Reference Systems and projections when displaying data from external sources, such as WMS: Coordinate Reference Systems CRS:84 WGS84 geographic longitude, then latitude, expressed in decimal degrees...
References https://github.com/NASAWorldWind/WorldWindAndroid/issues/66. Fixed issue by synchronizing the layout weights instead of reversing them per orientation.
### Description When the WMS and WMTS tutorials are first opened a longitudinally aligned artifact appears. Once the globe is moved it disappears. I was not able to recreate the...
### Description Many of the instances of Placemarks being used in the Examples and Tutorials rely on the default `WorldWind.ABSOLUTE` altitude mode. In some viewing positions, placemarks may appear below...
WMS, WMTS, and WCS servers which may use an HTTP to HTTPS redirect are not being followed by the default configuration of the Android URLConnection class. Redirects maintaining the same...
Display of a rectangle in 3D and a rectangle draped on the terrain surface. From the COE requirements document: Square - Point with width and rotation - Line Thickness, Line...
Provide a configuration mechanism, drawing from WorldWindJava's Configuration class either completely or as inspiration for something more appropriate in the Android environment.
- [x] Investigate memory usage near poles (#118) - [ ] Investigate CPU and GPU usage near poles (#119) - [x] Camera near pole causes OutOfMemoryError (#116)
Determine which WorldWind components contribute significantly to CPU and GPU usage when the camera is near the North Pole or the South Pole. Limit this investigation to 1 day.