Jerome St-Louis

Ecere commits to an implementation in its GNOSIS Map Server.

Ecere commits to an implementation in its GNOSIS Map Server. Regarding the geometry simplification, in my mind this goes hand in hand with clipping capabilities: if the geometry is dense...

**On filtering:** Just a note that I still believe `/collections/{collectionId}/styles/{styleId}/items` (or equivalent request) is a valid use case similar to the main proposal where the API decides how it simplifies...

`scale-denominator` support on our server: https://maps.ecere.com/ogcapi/collections/NaturalEarth:cultural:ne_10m_admin_0_countries/items?f=json&limit=1000&scale-denominator=150000000&properties=name,geometry vs. https://maps.ecere.com/ogcapi/collections/NaturalEarth:cultural:ne_10m_admin_0_countries/items?f=json&limit=1000&scale-denominator=50000000&properties=name,geometry (also added `resolution` / `cell-size` / `max-allowable-offset` as equivalent to the previous proposal functionality) `zoom-level` still there and defaulting to _GNOSISGlobalGrid_ unless...

@ghobona As we discussed today, there should be no need for pixel size to come into play for this definition, since the scale denominator is expressed in terms of physical-to-physical...

@cportele If we allow a simple _identifier_ expression (as in my example of `active` above) or an arbitrary function call, then that identifier (queryable) or that function could evaluate to...

Thanks @cportele . I should be attending the next meeting in a couple weeks. As a summary, from a syntactic point of view, I think the two things I suggested...

The following excerpt from our internal CQL2 design document mapping CQL2 conformance classes and providing a concise summary of the CQL2 syntax might be insightful. A simpler grammar could potentially...

See first draft of proposed simpler grammar rules in https://github.com/opengeospatial/ogcapi-features/issues/723#issuecomment-1172603159.

Note that in the approach I suggest in defining the grammar production rules, operators / functions are not really _keywords_, but regular identifiers used in function call expressions (or spatial/literal/array...