Hi, We just got 3 hard drive, loaded with 4.5TB of NAIP imagery for all of CONUS. I think there's a total of about 400,000 jpgs. The data is in directories, by states. Under each state, there are subfolders, probably reference by longitude. Other than going through folder by folder, adding each image to a shape file using gdaltindex, what's the best strategy for loading a couple of hundred thousand files up to our server and making the imagery available via our mapserver? Should I maintain the current directory structure when I copy the imagery to the server, or just dump all of it into a single directory? Do I want to stay with 1 shape file, or break it up by state? We eventually want a contiguous layer for all of CONUS to be served up to our users. Thanks, James
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