> From the peanut gallery: wouldn't a "nixel" be a zero-dimensional pixel?
Very good :)
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On 12/04/2009 02:34 AM, Andrea Aime wrote:
> Jody Garnett ha scritto:
>
>> A coverage (such as provided by the NetCDF format) that has more then
>> row/col/band information. Often used to capture raster information
>> that changes over time, or changes over height (forming a volume of
>> voxels
Hi Simone,
Many thanks for the additional explanation.
> of course your input would be valuable. What should we do in order to
> ease your job on this and get feedback from you?
> Documentation/Examples/?
I'd love to see one or more examples and I imagine that might be less
work at your end than
Ciao Michael,
of course your input would be valuable. What should we do in order to
ease your job on this and get feedback from you?
Documentation/Examples/?
I would also like to see, in time of course, feedback from the other
dev and psc who are/might be interested (ciao gabriel :-) ).
Simone.
Ciao Michael,
sorry for the late answer, what Jody provided you with is a nice
description of what we are trying to achieve.
One clarification though, as you can see from slide number 19 here:
http://www.slideshare.net/geosolutions/geosolutions-foss4g-2009-redux
what we are trying to achieve is
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
> A coverage (such as provided by the NetCDF format) that has more then
> row/col/band information. Often used to capture raster information
> that changes over time, or changes over height (forming a volume of
> voxels).
>
> Does that mean that changes of time form chronx
+1 for Nixel :-)
Thanks very much for that link Chris.
I'd love to see this work go forward. From a purely selfish point of
view my own projects rely on this type of grid data.
Michael
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See also
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTOOLS/Multidimensional+Grid+Motivation+and+Scope
Jody Garnett wrote:
> A coverage (such as provided by the NetCDF format) that has more then
> row/col/band information. Often used to capture raster information
> that changes over time, or changes over
A coverage (such as provided by the NetCDF format) that has more then
row/col/band information. Often used to capture raster information
that changes over time, or changes over height (forming a volume of
voxels).
Does that mean that changes of time form chronxels?
In anycase you get the idea, we
Hello all,
At the risk of showing how slow and out of touch I am, could someone
explain what an ND coverage is or point me to some docs.
Cheers,
Michael
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I am of course very keen to see this one move forward :-)
Jody
On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 2:34 AM, Daniele Romagnoli
wrote:
> Hi List,
> these days we are working on handling data available as HDF4, NetCDF, GRIB1.
> Part of this work is based on the coverage api developed by Simone some time
> ago.
Daniele Romagnoli ha scritto:
> Hi List,
> these days we are working on handling data available as HDF4, NetCDF, GRIB1.
> Part of this work is based on the coverage api developed by Simone some
> time ago. They are the base interfaces on top of what we have also
> developed the core framework of
Hi List,
these days we are working on handling data available as HDF4, NetCDF, GRIB1.
Part of this work is based on the coverage api developed by Simone some time
ago. They are the base interfaces on top of what we have also developed the
core framework of the ND plugins, the ND metadata as well as
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