Electronic map capable of uploading or downloading local photos

Abstract

The utility model relates to an internet technique, in particular to an electronic map applied in internet environment, which is characterized in that providing an electronic map where a plurality of designated-position field photos can be uploaded and downloaded and user integral and photo sorting function are provided. Besides the functions of the prior general electronic map, a photo upload module, a photo download module, a user integral module and a photo sorting module are added. All modules can exchange information and are connected tightly on the functions. The utility model has the advantages that the system provides the field image of each detailed geographic location, simultaneously as the user integral and photo sorting functions are realized, each network browser can participate in the construction of the electronic map, so as to accelerate the development speed of the electronic map and increase the economic benefit.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to an Internet technology, in particular to an electronic map applied in the Internet environment. Background technique [0002] Electronic maps have many advantages that traditional maps do not have. They can be operated interactively, updated at any time, and intelligently searched. Many websites already provide this service, such as Google, Baidu, Sina, Yahoo, etc. [0003] The existing electronic maps have the following problems: [0004] Most electronic maps can only provide the same floor plan as traditional maps, but cannot or cannot conveniently provide local on-site photos of each location, do not make full use of the interactivity of the Internet, and do not fully reflect the unique advantages of electronic maps. [0005] In addition, on some maps that use other electronic media, such as CD-ROM electronic maps, some on-site photos can also be provided. However, this requires a large amount of material and manpower from ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Most electronic maps can only provide the same floor plan as traditional maps, but cannot or cannot conveniently provide local on-site photos of each location, do not make full use of the interactivity of the Internet, and do not fully reflect the unique advantages of electronic maps

[0005] In addition, on some maps that use other electronic media, such as CD-ROM electronic maps, some on-site photos can also be provided. However, this requires a large amount of material and manpower from the department making the map. After a long production cycle, it is often not commercially feasible. to obtain returns, and cannot meet the needs of users for more detailed or even real-time photos