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        <title>Orbit Image File</title>
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OIF stands for Orbit Image File and is a native file format  developed by Orbit GT for storing images. OIF does not support multiresolution. 

Structure

OIF can manage single-band raster images, black &amp; white images, and standard RGB or 3-band images.</description>
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        <title>Orbit Multiresolution Image</title>
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The Orbit Multiresolution Image (*.omi) is Orbit&#039;s native multiresolution image and raster file storage format. 

The OMI has been developed for encoding and fast viewing of raster and image resource of any size on any platform.</description>
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        <title>Orbit Tile Map Service file</title>
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An Orbit Tile Map Service resource connection file (*.otm) is a file reference to a Tile Map Service. 

It is strongly advised to read first the documentation about Web Based Resources.

Structure

The Orbit Tile Map Service driver relies on a tile engine, a computer graphics technique which generates a larger graphic from re-using a number of smaller graphics to minimize data traffic and increase real-time rendering performance.</description>
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        <title>Tiled Map Configuration for Web Map Services</title>
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        <description>Tiled Map Configuration for Web Map Services

It is advised to read first the documentation about Web Based Resources.

Web Services in HTML5 webclient

Direct connection to WMS\WMTS is not possible for HTML5 webclient. The OTM (Orbit TileMap) is an abstract image format that supports reading and rendering online image data.</description>
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An Orbit Web service resource connection file is a file reference to one specific layer of a well defined web service. 

It is advised to read first the documentation about Web Based Resources.

Connection file by web service type :

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