paleolimbot commented on PR #240:
URL: https://github.com/apache/parquet-format/pull/240#issuecomment-2272441997

   > IIUC, the Covering/kind field has already specified the way to encode the 
data. For example, WKB for bbox
   
   I am a little confused about the bbox in the covering here...a WKB polygon 
is not sufficient to encode a bbox in more than two dimensions (although the 
`kind`/`value` proposal is sufficiently flexible that we could evolve that 
without a thrift change should the use case emerge).
   
   > Maybe we should use Standard WKB (no SRID, Z, M value) or ISO WKB (with Z, 
M value but no SRID)
   
   GeoParquet specifies ISO WKB (as a SHOULD) and I think this is what should 
be used everywhere in this spec.
   
   > Do you think Big Endian make sense?
   
   I always use little endian because big endian forces looping + swapping 
endian for each 8 bytes of every ordinate on virtually all modern hardware 
(unless I am mistaken!). (Neither here nor there for the spec, though, since 
WKB has the endianness specified in the first byte).


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