> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.jakarto.com/guide-jakartowns/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.jakarto.com/guide-jakartowns/en/jakartowns/tutoriels/tuiles-matricielles.md).

# View Tile Data from Tiles on Jakartowns

You can **enhance the 2D reference map by displaying the tiled layer created by** [**Tiles**](https://docs.jakarto.com/guide-tiles/en)**.** These images (also called raster tiles) are generated on-the-fly from LiDAR data.

1. Use the "Jakarto icon" button to display LiDAR data projected at ground level. A temporal selection allows you to request the corresponding layers based on available years of data collection.

Several styles are available. Try the "**Intensity**" style (showing different levels of reflectivity according to LiDAR sensors) or "**Verticality**" (an original way to showcase terrain relief and sharp breaks in the digital terrain model).

The richness and level of detail of these images will help you better visualize cracks, pavement markings, manholes, and curbs.

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## Want to use these tiled layers in your own GIS?

Our Tiles web service is designed for that! Instructions are provided in [the Tiles Service Guide](https://docs.jakarto.com/guide-tiles/en). Your GIS will be enriched with these beautiful tiled layers.


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