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For "Region" one can currently select different continents or other named regions. However, there are some products (e.g. from satellite) that provide coverage from say -50 to 50 degrees latitude. This is normally called something like "quasi global" coverage.
This might not be possible but it would be nice to be able to specify a text string with the latitude/longitude coverage. e.g. instead of selecting "Global" I could type in "-50 to 50 degrees latitude".
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Theoretically is possible to do it already as there's a specific geospatial object in the record metadata itself. However, it's not visualised in the forms and it would be tricky to add a proper query to it. The from date to date temporal range already gives you an idea that querying what falls into a specific region is not trivial. I think someone else eventually might add this feature to the main portal and we'll be able to leverage it. In the meantime we could add more region like the semi-global you pointed out.
Yes a "semi global" or "quasi global" might do for now. It would cover datasets that only go to certain latitudes or as Claire pointed out satellite swaths. And I think this would help narrow down users' searches sufficiently.
For "Region" one can currently select different continents or other named regions. However, there are some products (e.g. from satellite) that provide coverage from say -50 to 50 degrees latitude. This is normally called something like "quasi global" coverage.
This might not be possible but it would be nice to be able to specify a text string with the latitude/longitude coverage. e.g. instead of selecting "Global" I could type in "-50 to 50 degrees latitude".
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