Miejski System Informacji Przestrzennej

• Map zooming in
  Clicking this button allows the application to draw a rectangle on the map (with the left mouse button pressed), which zooms the view to the selected area – the scale increases. The map area contained in the rectangle is enlarged to the size of the full window. The scale can also be changed by clicking the left mouse button once in the map window. If a scale is selected from a defined list, it changes to the next value in the list when clicked once. After this operation, the map is also centered to the indicated location. The zoom operation does not deform the image, so the indicated rectangle will not always fit exactly into the full window. This occurs only if the size proportions of the map window and the given rectangle match.
• Zooming the map out
  Reverse operation to that described above. When you select a rectangle, the map image is zoomed out – the map scale is reduced, and the entire map window contents will be contained within the set rectangle. The one-click functions similarly to what was described above.

• The map moving operation consists of “grabbing” the inside of the map window (by pressing the left mouse button on the workspace) and moving it in any direction. The map is moved and the missing parts can be drawn.
• It is also possible to move the map by clicking the point on map (around which the map should be centered) holding down shift key. In addition, the map scale will be increased to the next value defined in the list.
• The “hand” tool also allows you to zoom in on a selected area of the map. After selecting this tool, holding down the left mouse button and shift key, you can draw in within the area map window. When you release the left mouse button, the map is automatically enlarged to the selected area.

The Legend/Layers window is displayed automatically when the map view is activated. To redisplay the Legend/Layers window after closing, click on the “Legend” icon.

On the main bar, click the “Universal search” icon. In the window that opens, in the “Section” field, select the section name from the available list. In the “Plot number” field select the plot number from available list. Then press the “Search” button.



Caution! On entering the first letter (for section names) or number (for plot numbers), the system prompts for the selection of a possible plot number or section name.

On the main bar, click the “Universal search” icon. Then click the “Find Address” tab and select a street name (“Enter street name`”) from the available list, and select an address number (“Enter number”) below. Then press the “Search” button.



Caution! On entering the first letter (for street names) or number (for address numbers), the system prompts for a possible choice of street name or address number.

In the contextual search engine type: “elementary school”. All possible objects will be shown below. Select the school you are looking for from the list.

On the main bar, click the “Map print tool” icon. Select appropriate printing options (print title, comment, paper size, scale) and click the “Print” button.

On the main bar, click the “Add data to map” icon and select “Add data”. Select the layer in the layer list provided by the Municipal Office in Gliwice, and then click the “Add” button. You can search for a layer by typing its name, or part of it in the “Layer name” window (the “Filtering” panel), and after finding the layer, follow the steps indicated above. If the “Enable labels” box is ticked, descriptions will appear for the displayed objects on the map.

On the main bar, click the “Add data to map” icon and select “Add data”. Select the “WMS” tab. Type “WMS server address” and click “OK”, then “Add”.

On the main menu, click “Tools” and select “Sketchbook”.

Use the “Draw points”, “Draw broken line” or “Draw polygons” tools to draw the object into the map. To add a description to an object, type it in the “Type label” field, then select the “Draw label” tool. The next step is to select the location of the label insertion in the map window with the left mouse button.

In the “Sketchbook” window, click the “Modify” icon and select one of the available tools. Then select on the map (by left-clicking the mouse) the object you want to modify.

Click the “Services” tab, and then at the very bottom click the “Help” icon. Additionally, “Help” is available directly in most tools by selecting the icon .

Click “Services” in the main menu and select “Map link”.

”) Then click the “Generate URL” button.

Paste the displayed map link into your own page to embed the interactive map.

Display the area/objects to be sent on the monitor screen. On the main menu, click “Services” and select “E-card”.

Fill out the form and click “Send”.

On the main MSIP page, on the top bar of the “Real estate offer” tab menu, select the property type (by left-clicking). Then enter your search criteria (e.g. location and/or area) and click the “Search data” button. You can also choose how to sort the offers you find.

On the main bar, click click the “Object Information” icon and point to any object on the map.
In addition, the following functions are available when you expand “Select option”: Report for object, Come up to object, Show coordinates, Search for nearest objects from layers.



Caution! The “Object information” window includes information for all objects located exactly in the same place as the selected object and are visible on the map. Clicking on the tab on the left side of the window moves you to information on the selected object.

WMS (OpenGIS® Web Map Service Interface Standard) is a service for making map images available to external web applications/services. If you have such an application, you do not have to use the geoportal directly. You can add a SIP address to the WMS service in the application you are using. Your application will automatically connect to the IUIP server, which will provide the current map each time.

For information about the WMS Server, click the “Services” tab and select “WMS Server”.

Then, available WMS addresses will be displayed in the “WMS Server” window.