Luigi Di Fraia

Changed to Draft pending further investigation. With the change proposed here a new deployment fails with: ``` ╷ │ Error: error creating Route 53 Resolver rule association: InvalidRequestException: [RSLVR-00804] Cannot...

It should be noted that using a local coordinate system without discontinuity for querying, both `dc.find_datasets()` and `dc.load()` **_might_** work fine, depending on the AoI. E.g. for the AoI described...

When using 'EPSG:4326' lon/lat values in `dc.find_datasets()` and `dc.load()` queries, another way the root issue manifests itself is as follows. If the AoI doesn't intersect the bounding box of datasets...

We are using GDAL 2.4.1 > After swapping latlon and adding 360 to negative longitude values, I have been able to query the dataset. What coordinate system did you use...

Also, do you reckon this issue also explains the following behavior? https://medium.com/@luigidifraia/querying-satellite-imagery-at-the-anti-meridian-using-the-open-data-cube-661ba1cd553a

> Firstly the indexing script is not doing a good job of computing lat/lon bounds: > > ```json > "extent": { "coord": { > "ll": {"lat": 178.1111678295364, "lon": -16.97206849103723}, >...

@Kirill888 Yes, the GDAL3 lon/lat swapping problem has been noted before. Also noted re extents. Do you reckon the one discussed here is also the root issue causing the unexpected...

For future development: would it make sense to let users decide whether to use EPSG:4326 (default) or a different coordinate system when initializing the datacube system, effectively avoiding 2) and...

A workaround that leverages the fact leaflet deals with longitude values >= 180 degrees (although it works with GeoJSON's coordinate system, EPSG:4326) can be found in this [utility](https://github.com/luigidifraia/jupyterhub-platform-tutorials/blob/master/datacube/examples/notebooks/misc/utils.py). It's by...

@Kirill888 I think the confusion arises from the fact the function name should have been `find_safe_longitude()` - this was now corrected in my repo. Offsetting by 360 degrees alone is...