The BBOX values alters the geographic extent of the area viewed. Just cut and paste this URL into your browser to view the WMS image changing The GetMap request can be used to view a WMS in a web browser. within your own application or software package you can access a map hosted on a remote server. WMS are designed to allow imagery to be shared over the internet, i.e.

WMS 1.3.0 GetMap request for the global TID Grid - grid cells colour-coded by TID value.

WMS 1.3.0 GetMap request for the global TID Grid - grid cells based on measured data shown in black.

GEBCO_2021 Grid - with sub-ice topography/bathymetry information

WMS 1.3.0 GetMap request for the global GEBCO Grid displayed as a 'flat map' image, colour-coded for elevation, showing areas based on measured data only.

WMS 1.3.0 GetMap request for the global GEBCO Grid displayed as a 'flat map' image, colour-coded for elevation.

WMS 1.3.0 GetMap request for the global GEBCO Grid displayed as a shaded relief image.

GEBCO_2021 Grid - with ice surface elevation information The following are example GetMap requests for GEBCO's WMS. Please note that the longitude range for the global WMS extends from -180 to 360 degrees to allow plotting centred on 180 degrees. Using the information given in the GetCapabilities request, the user can specify parameters such as the required layer, the geographic extent of the map and the size of the returned image.

WMS 1.1.1 GetCapabilities request for the global GEBCO grid.

WMS 1.3.0 GetCapabilities request for the global GEBCO grid.

The following links provide access to example GetCapabilities calls to GEBCO's WMS. The information is returned in the form of a XML file (you may need to save this to disk to view the information). This request returns information about the layers contained in the service, for example, their content and geographic extent.

Supported service requests GetCapabilities To access the GEBCO WMS, enter the following address into your WMS client: These layers can be viewed in a web browser or Geographic Information System (GIS) and incorporated in your own web application. Layers are available for the latest GEBCO grid, GEBCO_2021, as a shaded relief image or 'flat' map and the GEBCO Type Identifier (TID) grid. These maps can be viewed in a web browser or Geographic Information System (GIS) and incorporated in your own web application.

The GEBCO grid is available as a Web Map Service (WMS), a means of accessing geo-referenced map images over the internet.

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