Geospatial quicklook #30
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My development environment for testing this feature is dockerized. It can be accessed at https://github.com/calvalus-calmar/docker-calmar. |
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In the coming days, I will write a note describing parts of the this code. This will better help a code review. |
* Fix subsampling bug * Use GDAL MEM driver instead of GTiff driver to prepare image * Use LZW compression * Update GDAL to version 3.4.0
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This feature adds geospatial support to Calvalus Quicklooks. This includes:
Two new Quicklook image types are added:
Automated uploading of the Quicklook generated GeoTIFF or COG images to GeoServer is now supported as an option. This allows Web Map Service (WMS) access to the Quicklook images from GeoServer.
A new Quicklook GUI form is added to the Calvalus Portal for L2 and Quicklook productions. This supports both geospatial and non-geospatial Quicklook configuration.