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Update retiling workflow to reflect current best-in-space workflow #18

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dhardestylewis opened this issue Jun 12, 2022 · 3 comments
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dhardestylewis commented Jun 12, 2022

  • Update retiling workflow to reflect current best-in-space workflow

Include table describing 3 issues GDAL commands must work to unify:

  • pixeltype ➡️ will be dropped before initiating terrain_aggregator

  • colorinterp ➡️ will be dropped before initiating terrain_aggregator

  • srid 👉 characterize GDAL limitations as begun in NOAA semi-annual terrain_aggregator DB details #81 (comment)

  • Also one-off exceptions for Palette tiles ➡️ will be dropped before initiating terrain_aggregator

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dhardestylewis commented Jun 12, 2022

Begin drafting here the workflows to produce

  • web tiles 👉 **slated 👍 **
  • XYZ tiles 👉 **slated 👍 **

Also, begin including improvements such as:

  • Cloud-Optimized GeoTIFFs 👉 **slated 👍 **
  • Compression (DEFLATE?) 👉 for web portal we will keep these uncompressed
  • Interpolation method - bilinear 👉 this will remain nearest neighbor to reduce concerns about synthetic data
  • all the other relevant GDAL COG/GeoTIFF options

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dhardestylewis commented Jun 12, 2022

  • incorporate hillshading to workflow
    does @brentporter have this code written up somewhere?

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