Michael Sumner
Michael Sumner
I would suggest using a OISST netcdf (unproblematically a regular grid on clean 0,360,-90,90) with degenerate rectilinear coords expressing that extent on cell centres (at 0.25 degree increments). For GeoTIFF...
Awesome, apologies in advance for sharing thoughts: I think this is extremely important in that it represents a limitation of the simple features standard (SF), and that geoarrow should be...
I think @scottyhq captured my stance well, and I'm glad to see GTI mentioned here - that's really important, and new. I actually see this completely in the opposite direction,...
oh one technical point on the mention of "byte locations", which I misplaced in my first read > lightweight metadata mappings that can encode many things (file and byte locations,...
I don't think anything but Rust can understand an Icechunk store. GDAL can't read virtualized Zarr. It can read the metadata, but that doesn't help unless you can decode the...
all good, lots of my lingering qs answered there!
I've come around a bit on this topic, a GDAL multidim VRT is perfect for virtualising. I'm making some VRTs of thredds server datasets. There's no rioxarray for this because...
here's a reasonable size VRT, of an ocean_salt dataset on a Thredds server. (I've ignored the nv and "edges" parts of the netcdf, because the time is regular and all...
I'll explore, appreciate the pointers, I need them. Mostly I'm exploring the GDAL multidim side a, because it opens this up for R.
Though, the gdalmdiminfo of this is Json which is probably easier, can get from `.GetMetadata("xml:VRT")'