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I need to add a historical map from a website into QGIS. I installed the QuickMapServices Plugin and I tried to make new XYZ connections, but nothing appeared.
The website is: https://mapire.eu/en/map/secondsurvey-hungary/?layers=osm%2C5&bbox=2108467.652103985%2C6019839.160187972%2C2134246.039893161%2C6027482.863016489
I tried some variations of the URL too.
How should I modify the URL?
Is there another way to import somehow this historical map from the above-mentioned website?
qgis web-mapping
edited Aug 31 at 12:03
Damini Jain
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I need to add a historical map from a website into QGIS. I installed the QuickMapServices Plugin and I tried to make new XYZ connections, but nothing appeared.
The website is: https://mapire.eu/en/map/secondsurvey-hungary/?layers=osm%2C5&bbox=2108467.652103985%2C6019839.160187972%2C2134246.039893161%2C6027482.863016489
I tried some variations of the URL too.
How should I modify the URL?
Is there another way to import somehow this historical map from the above-mentioned website?
qgis web-mapping
edited Aug 31 at 12:03
Damini Jain
1,348114
asked Aug 31 at 11:40
Gell
111
At first glance there is no WMS-service ot that map, therefore adding it into QGis requires a raster map (worst possibility: screenshot) which needs to be georeferenced. Or ask the provider whether there is a chance to get the map as a georeferenced raster.
– Erik
Aug 31 at 11:53
There is some sort of tile service behind the web page (tiles.mapire.eu) but I don't think there's any direct access to the service
– nmtoken
Aug 31 at 12:05
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I need to add a historical map from a website into QGIS. I installed the QuickMapServices Plugin and I tried to make new XYZ connections, but nothing appeared.
The website is: https://mapire.eu/en/map/secondsurvey-hungary/?layers=osm%2C5&bbox=2108467.652103985%2C6019839.160187972%2C2134246.039893161%2C6027482.863016489
I tried some variations of the URL too.
How should I modify the URL?
Is there another way to import somehow this historical map from the above-mentioned website?
qgis web-mapping
edited Aug 31 at 12:03
Damini Jain
1,348114
asked Aug 31 at 11:40
Gell
111
I need to add a historical map from a website into QGIS. I installed the QuickMapServices Plugin and I tried to make new XYZ connections, but nothing appeared.
The website is: https://mapire.eu/en/map/secondsurvey-hungary/?layers=osm%2C5&bbox=2108467.652103985%2C6019839.160187972%2C2134246.039893161%2C6027482.863016489
I tried some variations of the URL too.
How should I modify the URL?
Is there another way to import somehow this historical map from the above-mentioned website?
qgis web-mapping
edited Aug 31 at 12:03
Damini Jain
1,348114
asked Aug 31 at 11:40
Gell
111
edited Aug 31 at 12:03
Damini Jain
1,348114
edited Aug 31 at 12:03
Damini Jain
1,348114
edited Aug 31 at 12:03
Damini Jain
1,348114
1,348114
asked Aug 31 at 11:40
Gell
111
asked Aug 31 at 11:40
Gell
111
asked Aug 31 at 11:40
Gell
111
111
At first glance there is no WMS-service ot that map, therefore adding it into QGis requires a raster map (worst possibility: screenshot) which needs to be georeferenced. Or ask the provider whether there is a chance to get the map as a georeferenced raster.
– Erik
Aug 31 at 11:53
There is some sort of tile service behind the web page (tiles.mapire.eu) but I don't think there's any direct access to the service
– nmtoken
Aug 31 at 12:05
add a comment |Â
At first glance there is no WMS-service ot that map, therefore adding it into QGis requires a raster map (worst possibility: screenshot) which needs to be georeferenced. Or ask the provider whether there is a chance to get the map as a georeferenced raster.
– Erik
Aug 31 at 11:53
There is some sort of tile service behind the web page (tiles.mapire.eu) but I don't think there's any direct access to the service
– nmtoken
Aug 31 at 12:05
At first glance there is no WMS-service ot that map, therefore adding it into QGis requires a raster map (worst possibility: screenshot) which needs to be georeferenced. Or ask the provider whether there is a chance to get the map as a georeferenced raster.
– Erik
Aug 31 at 11:53
At first glance there is no WMS-service ot that map, therefore adding it into QGis requires a raster map (worst possibility: screenshot) which needs to be georeferenced. Or ask the provider whether there is a chance to get the map as a georeferenced raster.
– Erik
Aug 31 at 11:53
There is some sort of tile service behind the web page (tiles.mapire.eu) but I don't think there's any direct access to the service
– nmtoken
Aug 31 at 12:05
There is some sort of tile service behind the web page (tiles.mapire.eu) but I don't think there's any direct access to the service
– nmtoken
Aug 31 at 12:05
add a comment |Â
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I think the quick answer here is that it's not possible to access the underlying tile service (tiles.mapire.eu) directly. You should contact the web site provider to see if they can/will provide you access.
answered Aug 31 at 12:11
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I didn't try it but there is a plugin : web2qgis that claim to be able to do what you want
From the description :
Load a webmap directly into QGIS
Attempts to parse a remote webpage to import a webmap into a QGIS project
Let us know if it work in your case
answered Aug 31 at 12:20
J.R
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You need QGIS3 for it, but it does not work on the requested page. It is able to retrieve vector data from a simple Openlayers or leaflet webmap (like those created with qgis2web).
– AndreJ
Aug 31 at 16:43
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The tiles are protected via special cooky. If you directly try to access tiles (i.e. https://tiles.mapire.eu/mercator/secondsurvey-habsburg/hungary/13/4526/2865) you will receive 403 (forbidden) return code.
Without protection the QMS string will be https://tiles.mapire.eu/mercator/secondsurvey-habsburg/hungary/z/x/y
In about of this cite:
We present detailed and accurate countrywide mapping surveys in an innovative way.
Never understand such "innovations".
answered Aug 31 at 22:09
Dmitry Baryshnikov
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
I think the quick answer here is that it's not possible to access the underlying tile service (tiles.mapire.eu) directly. You should contact the web site provider to see if they can/will provide you access.
answered Aug 31 at 12:11
nmtoken
7,55642762
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
I think the quick answer here is that it's not possible to access the underlying tile service (tiles.mapire.eu) directly. You should contact the web site provider to see if they can/will provide you access.
answered Aug 31 at 12:11
nmtoken
7,55642762
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
I think the quick answer here is that it's not possible to access the underlying tile service (tiles.mapire.eu) directly. You should contact the web site provider to see if they can/will provide you access.
answered Aug 31 at 12:11
nmtoken
7,55642762
I think the quick answer here is that it's not possible to access the underlying tile service (tiles.mapire.eu) directly. You should contact the web site provider to see if they can/will provide you access.
answered Aug 31 at 12:11
nmtoken
7,55642762
answered Aug 31 at 12:11
nmtoken
7,55642762
answered Aug 31 at 12:11
nmtoken
7,55642762
answered Aug 31 at 12:11
nmtoken
7,55642762
7,55642762
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
I didn't try it but there is a plugin : web2qgis that claim to be able to do what you want
From the description :
Load a webmap directly into QGIS
Attempts to parse a remote webpage to import a webmap into a QGIS project
Let us know if it work in your case
answered Aug 31 at 12:20
J.R
2,260119
1
You need QGIS3 for it, but it does not work on the requested page. It is able to retrieve vector data from a simple Openlayers or leaflet webmap (like those created with qgis2web).
– AndreJ
Aug 31 at 16:43
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
I didn't try it but there is a plugin : web2qgis that claim to be able to do what you want
From the description :
Load a webmap directly into QGIS
Attempts to parse a remote webpage to import a webmap into a QGIS project
Let us know if it work in your case
answered Aug 31 at 12:20
J.R
2,260119
1
You need QGIS3 for it, but it does not work on the requested page. It is able to retrieve vector data from a simple Openlayers or leaflet webmap (like those created with qgis2web).
– AndreJ
Aug 31 at 16:43
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
I didn't try it but there is a plugin : web2qgis that claim to be able to do what you want
From the description :
Load a webmap directly into QGIS
Attempts to parse a remote webpage to import a webmap into a QGIS project
Let us know if it work in your case
answered Aug 31 at 12:20
J.R
2,260119
I didn't try it but there is a plugin : web2qgis that claim to be able to do what you want
From the description :
Load a webmap directly into QGIS
Attempts to parse a remote webpage to import a webmap into a QGIS project
Let us know if it work in your case
answered Aug 31 at 12:20
J.R
2,260119
answered Aug 31 at 12:20
J.R
2,260119
answered Aug 31 at 12:20
J.R
2,260119
answered Aug 31 at 12:20
J.R
2,260119
2,260119
1
You need QGIS3 for it, but it does not work on the requested page. It is able to retrieve vector data from a simple Openlayers or leaflet webmap (like those created with qgis2web).
– AndreJ
Aug 31 at 16:43
add a comment |Â
1
You need QGIS3 for it, but it does not work on the requested page. It is able to retrieve vector data from a simple Openlayers or leaflet webmap (like those created with qgis2web).
– AndreJ
Aug 31 at 16:43
1
1
You need QGIS3 for it, but it does not work on the requested page. It is able to retrieve vector data from a simple Openlayers or leaflet webmap (like those created with qgis2web).
– AndreJ
Aug 31 at 16:43
You need QGIS3 for it, but it does not work on the requested page. It is able to retrieve vector data from a simple Openlayers or leaflet webmap (like those created with qgis2web).
– AndreJ
Aug 31 at 16:43
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
The tiles are protected via special cooky. If you directly try to access tiles (i.e. https://tiles.mapire.eu/mercator/secondsurvey-habsburg/hungary/13/4526/2865) you will receive 403 (forbidden) return code.
Without protection the QMS string will be https://tiles.mapire.eu/mercator/secondsurvey-habsburg/hungary/z/x/y
In about of this cite:
We present detailed and accurate countrywide mapping surveys in an innovative way.
Never understand such "innovations".
answered Aug 31 at 22:09
Dmitry Baryshnikov
1,730711
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
The tiles are protected via special cooky. If you directly try to access tiles (i.e. https://tiles.mapire.eu/mercator/secondsurvey-habsburg/hungary/13/4526/2865) you will receive 403 (forbidden) return code.
Without protection the QMS string will be https://tiles.mapire.eu/mercator/secondsurvey-habsburg/hungary/z/x/y
In about of this cite:
We present detailed and accurate countrywide mapping surveys in an innovative way.
Never understand such "innovations".
answered Aug 31 at 22:09
Dmitry Baryshnikov
1,730711
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
The tiles are protected via special cooky. If you directly try to access tiles (i.e. https://tiles.mapire.eu/mercator/secondsurvey-habsburg/hungary/13/4526/2865) you will receive 403 (forbidden) return code.
Without protection the QMS string will be https://tiles.mapire.eu/mercator/secondsurvey-habsburg/hungary/z/x/y
In about of this cite:
We present detailed and accurate countrywide mapping surveys in an innovative way.
Never understand such "innovations".
answered Aug 31 at 22:09
Dmitry Baryshnikov
1,730711
The tiles are protected via special cooky. If you directly try to access tiles (i.e. https://tiles.mapire.eu/mercator/secondsurvey-habsburg/hungary/13/4526/2865) you will receive 403 (forbidden) return code.
Without protection the QMS string will be https://tiles.mapire.eu/mercator/secondsurvey-habsburg/hungary/z/x/y
In about of this cite:
We present detailed and accurate countrywide mapping surveys in an innovative way.
Never understand such "innovations".
answered Aug 31 at 22:09
Dmitry Baryshnikov
1,730711
answered Aug 31 at 22:09
Dmitry Baryshnikov
1,730711
answered Aug 31 at 22:09
Dmitry Baryshnikov
1,730711
answered Aug 31 at 22:09
Dmitry Baryshnikov
1,730711
1,730711
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At first glance there is no WMS-service ot that map, therefore adding it into QGis requires a raster map (worst possibility: screenshot) which needs to be georeferenced. Or ask the provider whether there is a chance to get the map as a georeferenced raster.
– Erik
Aug 31 at 11:53
There is some sort of tile service behind the web page (tiles.mapire.eu) but I don't think there's any direct access to the service
– nmtoken
Aug 31 at 12:05