Jody-

Thanks.  I see your other reply.  I have been reading about JAI-EXT and will 
have
some questions shortly.

-Jeff


Jody Garnett wrote:

> Thanks for the clarifications Jeff, and taking part in last nights meeting. I 
> am
> going to reply to your other thread with respect to engaging the community.
>
> --Jody Garnett
> On 4 November 2015 at 02:49, Jeff Brower <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>      > - Use OpenCL to share work with CPU/GPU
>
>      OpenCL support is of interest, but tends towards the CUDA direction,
>      requiring a high degree of device specific
>      knowledge.�� With the exception of Intel, most of the companies
>      supporting OpenCL are either non-CPU architecture (GPU)
>      or embedded system device manufacturers (FPGA, SoC, ARM, etc although
>      earlier this year ARM did join the OpenMP ARB).
>
>      A key for high performance OpenCV is that it supports OpenMP.�� This
>      means that (i) code with OpenMP pragmas runs
>      unmodified on x86, c66x, PPC, or any other multicore CPU and (ii) and can
>      be enabled by setting #defines and compiler
>      flags (e.g. -fopenmp for gcc).
>
>      OpenCV has ROI support but would need to be modified for no_data (null)
>      pixels and virtual bitmaps.
>
>      -Jeff
>
>      > GeoTools / GeoServer Meeting 2015-11-03
>      > =======================================
>      >
>      > Attending
>      > ---------
>      >
>      > Ben Caradoc-Davies
>      > Ian Turton
>      > Andrea Aime
>      > Jody Garnett
>      > Torben Barsballe
>      > Kevin Smith
>      > Jukka Rahkonen
>      > Jeff Brower
>      > Brad Hards
>      >
>      > Agenda
>      > ------
>      >
>      > - CITE tests and build infrastructure
>      > - Java 8
>      > - Code sprints
>      > - ImageProcessing (OpenCV, ImageJ, GeoAI)
>      >
>      > Actions
>      > -------
>      >
>      > - Andrea whitelist winbuild instead of subscribing
>      > - Jody: check CITE test problem with boundless IT
>      > - Ben: call for volunteers to migrate master to Java 8 [DONE]
>      > - Jody: for Victoria code sprint, reach out to BC government, vivid
>      > solutions, etc...
>      > - Ben: make a wiki page for the Victoria code sprint [DONE]
>      > - Andrea : fill wiki page for code sprint
>      >
>      > Actions from last meeting
>      > -------------------------
>      >
>      > - Victoria Office: move master to reference artifactory directly
>      >
>      > CITE tests and build infrastructure
>      > -----------------------------------
>      >
>      > See email! Apparently we all missed it.
>      >
>      > Winbuild: failing, has not been notifying the list since August.
>      >
>      > What do we need? 2.8.x and master are not getting tested!
>      >
>      > - check ares to see if port ... trying to connect a service?
>      > - startup starts jetty, then polls port until it gets a response, gets
>      a
>      > 404 and dies
>      >
>      
> http://ares.boundlessgeo.com/jenkins/view/testing-cite/job/2.8-cite-wfs-1.0/33/consoleFull
>
>      >
>      > <head>
>      >�� �� <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
>      charset=ISO-8859-1"/>
>      >�� �� <title>Error 404 NOT_FOUND</title>
>      > </head>
>      >
>      > - when did this start? October 21st ...
>      > - funny - the 2.7.x branch actively starts and works?
>      > - Check if each branch uses a different a port?
>      >�� �� 2.7.x polling port 11010
>      >�� �� 2.8.x polling port 11010
>      > - Check version of Java used?
>      > - action: check with boundless IT
>      >
>      > Java 8
>      > ------
>      >
>      > Waiting for CITE tests working - so this activity is blocked.
>      >
>      > Agreed to move JDK and source+target for master.
>      >
>      > Need a champion for this activity, recommend changing CITE, then online
>
>      > tests, then master. And organize response.
>      >
>      > Action: call for volunteers.
>      >
>      > Travis status:
>      > - https://travis-ci.org/geotools/geotools (good)
>      > - https://travis-ci.org/geoserver/geoserver (dunno)
>      >
>      > Code Sprints
>      > ------------
>      >
>      > There are two code sprints on the radar:
>      > * Feb code sprint in Victoria :)
>      > * France code sprint a week in Feb:
>      >�� �� http://doodle.com/poll/ii5cu9et58vghkts
>      >
>      > Approach:
>      > 1. make a wiki page (action: jody and ben)
>      >�� �� ��http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Victoria_Code_Sprint_2016
>      > 2. put the topic on the next board meeting (action: andrea)
>      >�� �� ��http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Board_Meeting_2015-11-12
>      >
>      > Ideas for wiki page:
>      > - Present as a maintenace activity, rather than a community build
>      activity.
>      >
>      > Sponsors ideas:
>      > - OSGeo
>      > - Credit GeoSolutions and Boundless for staff time
>      > - Local: BC Government? vivid solutions, etc...
>      >
>      > Concerns:
>      > - concerned about cost (see sponsorship)
>      > - time is close to code freeze? Could we do this mid January
>      > - may be a bit of scramble to get sponorship in order
>      > - action: Put January as primary date, mid Feb as fallback plan.
>      >
>      > OpenCV Discussion
>      > -----------------
>      >
>      > Jeff Bower has a proposal sent out, Andrea has had a quick glance at
>      the
>      > proposal.
>      >
>      > Discussion:
>      > - possible replacement for native JAI replacment? Ie implement JAI
>      > Operators we care about in terms of OpenCV (Scale, Translate, General
>      > Affine, Warp, Crop, Lookup) and then give the a higher priority so they
>
>      > are used if OpenCV plugin they are used.
>      > - discussion focused on WMS optimization above, Jeff's customers may be
>
>      > using WPS for "image analyitics" - so they may be using WPS?!
>      > - standard operations may be worse because of latency in calling JAI
>      > operations via an accelerator.
>      > - concern about moving data on and off GPU? OpenCV can be configured to
>
>      > stay on CPU
>      > - note: GIS procesing is not normal image processing - requires region
>      > of interest (similar to a mask), and 'no data' (some values should not
>      > be processed).
>      > - OpenCV has some support for the above :)
>      >
>      > ImageProcessing
>      > ---------------
>      > To review - Java Advanced Imaging is "end of life" and we are looking
>      at
>      > stratagies to replace.
>      >
>      > JAI
>      > - key feature is the tile based processing engine, you set up your
>      > processing chain (kind of like functional programming) and the engine
>      > will bring in raster data a chunk at a time allowing processing of
>      files
>      > larger than memory.
>      > - no_data and region of interest support has been added as additional
>      > operations via JAI-EXT for the processing engine.
>      >
>      > Alternatives:
>      >
>      > 1. OpenCV (see above)
>      > - http://opencv.org/
>      > - BSD license, C/C++ codebase with bindings for Java
>      > - Use OpenCL to share work with CPU/GPU
>      > - Does it have the ability to work data larger then memory? Need to
>      > check ...
>      >
>      > 2. ImageJ
>      > - had a look, seems to be comparable to JAI (ie it is an image
>      > processing engine)
>      > - Eclipse Science Working Group is starting in on this one (and may
>      have
>      > room for collaboration)
>      > - Found the engine here: http://imagej.net/ImgLib2
>      > - Could not see any support for working with raster data larger than
>      > memory. Has region of interest (ROI) support, not sure about no_data.
>      > - At least one nD dimensional data format.
>      > - has high level operators (feaure extractions etc...)
>      >
>      > 3. JAI Replacement
>      > - Need a project name for JAI replacement, then start fund raising
>      > - Interest from Boundless, GeoSolutions, LocationTech, H2Gis too
>      > - would like work though OSGeo and LocationTech
>      > - mostly focused on the technical requirements
>      > - name? JAI-NG, GTAI, GeoAI, JSCIP (Java Scalable Image Processing)
>      > JAI-15, OpenJImaging, OpenJI? OpenJAI? JIOpen? GeoNee
>      > - No use of JAI interfaces ... because Oracle
>      > - "Java" is a trademark
>      > - This is a *lot* of work, both in the project, and in migrating
>      > GeoTools and GeoServer.
>      > - Q: How well does GeoTools protect downstream projects? Pretty good
>      > (except for direct rendering path and some WPS). Remaining code is
>      > hidden behind "image worker".
>      > - Note: RenderedImage is a Java class, not PlanarImage which is the JAI
>
>      > subclass.
>      >
>      > 4. GeoTrellis
>      > - requires data to be broken into tiles before use, making use of sparc
>
>      > to handle concurrent processing.
>      > - Not sure about no_data and ROI support.
>      >
>      >
>      > --
>      > Ben Caradoc-Davies <[email protected]>
>      > Director
>      > Transient Software Limited <http://transient.nz/>
>      > New Zealand
>      >
>      >
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