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This paper addresses the need for geospatial consumers (either humans ormachines) to visualize multicolored elevation contour poly lines with respecttheir different contour intervals and control the visual portrayal of the datawith which they work. The current OpenGIS Web Map Service (WMS) specificationsupports the ability for an information provider to specify very basic stylingoptions by advertising a preset collection of visual portrayals for eachavailable data set. However, while a WMS currently can provide the user with achoice of style options, the WMS can only tell the user the name of each style.It cannot tell the user what portrayal will look like on the map. Moreimportantly, the user has no way of defining their own styling rules. Theability for a human or machine client to define these rules requires a stylinglanguage that the client and server can both understand. Defining thislanguage, called the StyledLayerDescriptor (SLD), is the main focus of thispaper, and it can be used to portray the output of Web Map Servers, Web FeatureServers and Web Coverage Servers.

SLDs for Visualizing Multicolor Elevation Contour Lines in Geo-Spatial Web Applications