On Mon, 18 Jun 2012 05:56:11 PM Casper Børgesen wrote:
> I have experimented with creating the data for an image pyramid. I have
> created a set of files in a folder structure like in the following example:
> 
> Pyramid:
>     0:
>         12:
>              GeoTiffs
>         13:
>              GeoTiffs
>         14:
>              GeoTiffs
>     1:
>         6:
>              GeoTiffs
>         7:
>              GeoTiffs
>     2:
>         3:
>              GeoTiffs
> 
> If I try to create an image pyramid through Geoserver using the ImagePyramid
> plugin, it creates a pyramid from level 0 only and returns without errors.
> The shape file from level 0 seems to include all the Geotiffs on that
> level. I would expect however, that the pyramid included level 1 and 2
> also, but it doesn’t.
> 
> It seems as it doesn’t see the two other levels, so is there a file name
> convention for the Geotiffs when using Geoserver to build the pyramid?
> Currently my naming scheme is <tilesize>_<northing>_<easting>.tif
> 
> And is there another way to build the pyramid without using Geoserver to
> build the index files? I have a rather large set of files and I don’t want
> the geoserver to use resources on creating the indexes if I can do it on a
> workstation instead.

I've attached the script I use to build my image pyramids. The script is 
designed to update existing pyramids by copying any new geotiffs from the work 
area where I build them but it will also build the pyramid from scratch.

My pyramids have a directory structure with the pyramid name as the base 
directory name then a bunch of subdirectories having geotiffs.

There's lots of stuff you probably don't need but the core bits are there.

Hope this helps
Gordon

Attachment: update_pyramid
Description: application/shellscript

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