Kyle Barron

> need to have a python container that allows addressing the individual map objects / layers That'll probably be a `View`, which corresponds to an underlying deck.gl view. A Map...

> I have a wrapper in `xdggs` that returns one `Map` instance per dataset containing one or more layers. I think this is the wrong abstraction. A `Map` is something...

> This may be the due to the abstraction of returning map objects, and so an API like: > ``` > map = lonboard.Map() > ds1["var1"].dggs.explore(map=map) # calls map.add_layer >...

> Looks like we'd need to add a keyword on `ogr_open_arrow` to set the geometry encoding, maybe `geometry_encoding="wkb"|"geoarrow"` (not finding "ogc" as a meaningful value here compared to "wkb" which...

I don't work with timezones a lot so in #366 I took the simpler route and only tried to add geoarrow metadata handling

This seems great. We could even make a standalone utility for globbing. There are probably enough niche edge cases around how glob characters are interpreted. Perhaps we should go ahead...

> > We could even make a standalone utility for globbing. > > `fsspec.glob()` is very useful. Perhaps this could go into a library like `obspec-utils`. That would provide a...

https://github.com/developmentseed/obspec/issues/12

It looks like this is closed by https://github.com/pola-rs/polars/issues/18979?

I can't reproduce this with virtualenv with the same macos version and pip version ``` > virtualenv env > source ./env/bin/activate > pip install pyogrio Collecting pyogrio Downloading pyogrio-0.9.0-cp311-cp311-macosx_12_0_arm64.whl.metadata (3.8...