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Emma Krantz in Terria

May 11, 2020

Georeferencing 3D models for Cesium

3D models don’t usually specify where they should be in the world. The position of models in the…

When and why does MobX’s keepAlive cause a memory leak?

Marking a MobX computed keepAlive: true lets…

TerriaJS v5.6.0 Released

Since the major v5.5.0 release, we have released seven v5.5.x point releases with a whole raft of bug fixes and small improvements. The big news in v5.6.0, though, is that we’ve upgraded to Cesium v1.41!

Kevin Ring in Terria

Nov 12, 2017

TerriaJS v5.5.0 Released

In case you’re not familiar, TerriaJS is an open-source framework for web-based geospatial mapping and catalog exploration. We just published v5.5.0 , which is the biggest and most exciting release in awhile!

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Kevin Ring in Terria

Nov 1, 2017

TerriaJS v5.4.3 Released

We just released TerriaJS v5.4.1, v5.4.2, and v5.4.3 in rapid succession. The new version has some bug fixes and usability improvements, especially on small-screen mobile devices.

Kevin Ring in Terria

Oct 16, 2017

TerriaJS v5.4.0 Released

We just released TerriaJS v5.4.0! The major new feature in this release is support for ArcGIS Map Servers that use token-based authentication. See the complete changelog on GitHub.

You may also be interested in the TerriaJS architecture overview we recently…

Kevin Ring in Terria

Sep 14, 2017

TerriaJS v5.3.0 Released

TerriaJS, the open-source framework for web-based geospatial catalog explorers, just released v5.3.0. The most visible change in this release is the use of crisp new vector tiles for region mapping.