Frequently Asked Questions about MCP Server

Q: What is MCP Server? A: MCP Server is a C++14 library that adds geospatially accurate 3D maps to your applications. It’s built on OpenSceneGraph and supports various geospatial data formats.

Q: What are the main use cases for MCP Server? A: MCP Server is used in autonomous vehicles, urban planning, gaming, disaster management, geospatial analysis, and defense/security applications.

Q: What platforms does MCP Server support? A: MCP Server supports Windows, Linux, and OSX.

Q: How do I install MCP Server on Windows? A: You can install it using vcpkg with the command: vcpkg install osgearth:x64-windows.

Q: Is MCP Server open source? A: Yes, MCP Server is an open-source project.

Q: How can I integrate MCP Server into my C++ project? A: Use CMake to find the osgEarth package and link it to your target. Example CMakeLists.txt and main.cpp files are provided in the documentation.

Q: What is the relationship between MCP Server and UBOS? A: UBOS is a full-stack AI Agent Development Platform that can leverage MCP Server to provide geospatial context to AI Agents. This integration allows for the creation of sophisticated AI-powered applications that require accurate 3D map data.

Q: Where can I find the documentation for MCP Server? A: The documentation can be found at http://docs.osgearth.org/en/latest/.

Q: Are there any example applications I can use to learn MCP Server? A: Yes, the tests folder in the repository contains example earth files that demonstrate how to load different types of maps, such as online imagery, OpenStreetMap data, and local GeoTIFFs.

Q: Can MCP Server be used with other AI tools and platforms? A: Yes, MCP Server is designed to be integrated with various AI tools and platforms. Its open protocol and support for standard data formats make it compatible with a wide range of AI technologies.