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Joseph C. Jacob updated SDAP-318:
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Description:
The attached single-granule dataset covers a spatial bounds with longitudes in
_*[-118.9, -116.5]*_ and latitudes in _*[33.4, 34.8].*_ After ingest, SDAP's
{color:#0747a6}+/timeSeriesSpark+{color} endpoint returns the expected time
series if the job request specifies bounds within the western hemisphere. For
example, the following bounds works as expected:
*minLon=-180&minLat=-90&maxLon=0&maxLat=90*. However, any larger bounding box
results in an empty list being returned from
{color:#0747a6}+/timeSeriesSpark+{color}. For example,
*minLon=-180&minLat=-90&maxLon=1&maxLat=90* results in the empty list. Note
that the only difference in the two bounding boxes is that the one that fails
has *maxLon=1* and the one that works fine has *maxLon=0*. Both bounds should
result in the same time series since they both encompass the entire domain of
the dataset.
SDAP query to test (assumes indicated dataset name):
{code:java}
/timeSeriesSpark?ds=REGIONAL_LABASIN_CH4_fluxes&minLon=-180&minLat=-90&maxLon=180&maxLat=90&startTime=2015-01-28T00:00:00Z&endTime=2016-12-24T23:59:59Z{code}
was:
The attached single-granule dataset covers a spatial bounds with longitudes in
_*[-118.9, -116.5]*_ and latitudes in _*[33.4, 34.8].*_ SDAP's
{color:#0747a6}+/timeSeriesSpark+{color} endpoint returns the expected time
series if the job request specifies bounds within the western hemisphere. For
example, the following bounds works as expected:
*minLon=-180&minLat=-90&maxLon=0&maxLat=90*. However, any larger bounding box
results in an empty list being returned from
{color:#0747a6}+/timeSeriesSpark+{color}. For example,
*minLon=-180&minLat=-90&maxLon=1&maxLat=90* results in the empty list. Note
that the only difference in the two bounding boxes is that the one that fails
has *maxLon=1* and the one that works fine has *maxLon=0*. Both bounds should
result in the same time series since they both encompass the entire domain of
the dataset.
SDAP query to test:
{code:java}
/timeSeriesSpark?ds=REGIONAL_LABASIN_CH4_fluxes&minLon=-180&minLat=-90&maxLon=180&maxLat=90&startTime=2015-01-28T00:00:00Z&endTime=2016-12-24T23:59:59Z{code}
> TimeSeriesSpark returns empty list for bounding box larger than a hemisphere.
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>
> Key: SDAP-318
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SDAP-318
> Project: Apache Science Data Analytics Platform
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Joseph C. Jacob
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: flux_vineet_sdap.nc
>
>
> The attached single-granule dataset covers a spatial bounds with longitudes
> in _*[-118.9, -116.5]*_ and latitudes in _*[33.4, 34.8].*_ After ingest,
> SDAP's {color:#0747a6}+/timeSeriesSpark+{color} endpoint returns the expected
> time series if the job request specifies bounds within the western
> hemisphere. For example, the following bounds works as expected:
> *minLon=-180&minLat=-90&maxLon=0&maxLat=90*. However, any larger bounding box
> results in an empty list being returned from
> {color:#0747a6}+/timeSeriesSpark+{color}. For example,
> *minLon=-180&minLat=-90&maxLon=1&maxLat=90* results in the empty list. Note
> that the only difference in the two bounding boxes is that the one that fails
> has *maxLon=1* and the one that works fine has *maxLon=0*. Both bounds should
> result in the same time series since they both encompass the entire domain of
> the dataset.
> SDAP query to test (assumes indicated dataset name):
> {code:java}
> /timeSeriesSpark?ds=REGIONAL_LABASIN_CH4_fluxes&minLon=-180&minLat=-90&maxLon=180&maxLat=90&startTime=2015-01-28T00:00:00Z&endTime=2016-12-24T23:59:59Z{code}
>
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