Jerome St-Louis
Jerome St-Louis
@heidivanparys Since HTTP already supports `Content-Encoding` as a mechanism to exchange the data compressed, would there still be enough value in a dedicated `application/geopackage+sqlite3+zip` media type? The same `+zip` question...
Also please keep in mind that even if the encoding is `application/geopackage+sqlite3`, it is still possible for the data to be compressed zipped with `Accept-encoding`, and unless the visualization client...
In a GeoPackage, zoom levels are integers in sequence that identify tile matrices in a tile matrix set that contain tiles of progressively finer spatial resolution. Adjacent zoom levels immediately...
@tabinfl The idea is to allow encoding content from multiple CDB LODs in a GeoPackage. This is possible with the new TileMatrixSet extension ( https://gitlab.com/imagemattersllc/ogc-vtp2/-/blob/master/extensions/14-tile-matrix-set.adoc ) which supports varying width...
Thanks @cportele . I quickly put together this truth table for my suggestion to switch `AND` / `OR` , and unfortunately it seems that it is not any better :(...
Because currently the logical operators (`AND`, `NOT`, `OR`) are part of Basic CQL2, I would argue that sub-expresssions should remain there together with the logical operators as well so as...
Thoughts about requiring the use of `[` `]` around them for safe CURIEs in CRS or not? [The policy](https://docs.opengeospatial.org/pol/09-048r6.html#toc14) states: > 5.3.2. Use of Safe CURIEs **OGC Standards should only...
@cportele Thanks for pointing this out. My thinking is that the specifications themselves would avoid any potential ambiguity by specifying that a CURIE `{authority}:{id}` where a CRS is expected as...
@cportele > If you want to change the policy again, I suggest to open a new OGC-NA issue. The policy says _should_, so I'm not sure to what extent this...
> Would such a hybrid mode be possible? @xtassin The `OATiles-hint` response header in _OGC API - Tiles_ ([recommendation 4](https://docs.ogc.org/is/20-057/20-057.html#toc28)) allows to make the distinction between _nothing here at this...