A node.js server that generate tiles from cloud-optimised geotiff's designed for use with a serverless function provider like AWS Lambda.
- A simple slippy-map tile server based on NodeJS and express.js
- Configurable 'providers' to handle interactions with datastores such as the landsat on AWS
- An endpoint for rgb tiles allowing different band combinations
- An endpoint for calculated indices such as NDVI
- An endpoint for getting metadata
Param | Description | Mandatory |
---|---|---|
sceneID | A unique id for a geotiff in a datastore | true |
provider | A name of a datastore to search | false (defaults to landsat-pds on AWS) |
rgbBands | Which bands to use as the RGB | false |
pMin | The lower percentile value to clip values to (can be retrieved via the metadata endpoint) | false |
pMax | The upper percentile value to clip values to (can be retrieved via the metadata endpoint) | false |
http://localhost:5000/tiles/1829/1100/11.jpeg?
sceneId=LC80990692014143LGN00
// A more complicated example
http://localhost:5000/tiles/{x}/{y}/{z}.jpeg?
sceneId=S2A_OPER_MSI_ARD_TL_EPAE_20190828T022125_A021835_T54KWC_N02.08
&provider=DEA
&pMin=630
&pMax=2646
Param | Description | Mandatory |
---|---|---|
sceneID | A unique id for a geotiff in a datastore | true |
provider | A name of a datastore to search | false (defaults to landsat-pds on AWS) |
ratio | A band calculation to apply (eg (b3-b5)/(b3+b5) ) |
true |
style | A style to use for colouring the image (valid options currently are 'NDWI', 'NDVI') | false |
http://localhost:5000/tiles/calculate/1829/1100/11.jpeg?
sceneId=LC80990692014143LGN00
&ratio=(b3-b5)/(b3+b5) <---- although ensure the ratio is urlEncoded
&style=NDWI
Param | Description | Mandatory |
---|---|---|
sceneID | A unique id for a geotiff in a datastore | true |
provider | A name of a datastore to search | false (defaults to landsat-pds on AWS) |
bands | A comma seperated lists of bands to retrieve information for | false |
http://localhost:5000/metadata?
sceneId=S2A_OPER_MSI_ARD_TL_EPAE_20190828T022125_A021835_T54KWC_N02.08
&provider=DEA
&bands=b1,b2
=> [
{
"bandName": "b1",
"stats": {
"percentiles": [584,1058],
"min": 327,
"max": 1517,
"stdDeviation": 115.71190214142455
}
},
{
"bandName": "b2",
"stats": {
"percentiles": [630, 1320],
"min": 265,
"max": 3348,
"stdDeviation": 163.80461720104134
}
}
]
- Cloud Optimised GeoTIFFs are awesome and I wanted to learn more about them.
- Yep it's very awesome, it's what inspired this project
- The downsides I ran into were
- it requires Docker (which doesn't work very nicely on Windows)
- It relies on rasterio, which relies on GDAL, and consequently the build was very large (hence why it's using the docker setup to try and streamline some of the build processes)
- More colour ramps and investigate sending styles to chromajs from the client side
- Investigate symbolising by classes for the
calculate
endpoint (eg -1 to -0.5, -0.5 to 0, 0 to 0.5, 0.5 to 1) - Implement error handling
- Switch to png's instead of jpgs to allow transparency