Ciao Remco,
long story short, the geotiff creation on the fly is really not
supported in GeoServer.
That said I wonder if it is a good idea to generate the geotiff on the
fly each time
a request comes in.


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On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 9:31 PM, Remco_ <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hello community,
>
> Is it possible to use a (python) program as data source.
>
> I will explain a bit: I do sensor measurements (temperature) at several
> locations in a country. These are displayed on the web with OpenLayers by
> sending them as points (with a list of all measurements done in a time
> interval (x, y)). It would be nice if these can also be displayed as a
> raster with (interpolated if needed) measurements for timestamp X. I
> considered the following approaches for this:
>
> 1. Create an OpenLayers vector 'grid' (a layer with a lot of vector
> rectangles), and give them appropriate colors. This however may be a very
> time consuming job for the browser, and the result can not be stored.
>
> 2. Generate a GeoTiff with python and gdal, and add it as a new data source
> to the map
> However, since the region is quite large, and there are a lot of zoomlevels
> involved, it would take a long time (generate the GTiff at a high
> resolution, processing with Geoserver, sending it to the browser).
>
> 3. So my next idea was: give (pass) the python gtiff generator the WMS
> request parameters, so it does not have to calculate a complete gtiff, but
> only the 'needed' part. For example calling: "python gtifprep.py --width=...
> --height=... --bbox=...."
>
> I hope #3 can be done by GeoServer (currently some DEM maps are also
> displayed with it).
> If it's not possible, what would we be the best approach then? Is there a
> WMS server/script which can call the gtiff creation by parameters sent by
> OpenLayers?
>
> Hope there can provide me with an answer?
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Remco
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