Hi all we are building a postgis db to store shared data to e used in my agency. While for the vectorial part of our data I'm convinced of the advantage to store them into a geodb, for the raster part of data I'm not so convinced. I took a look at postgis raster reference page and I realized that postgis raster is good if the raster is used to make analysis. So, let's say it's ok for dtm raster data, to obtain slope/hillshade/aspect on the fly.. But If the raster we use is only for base/coreographic pourpose, to be loaded mainly in desktop mapping applications, is it worth to use postgis? Right now most of our raster are in ecw format and I'm searching a way to distribute them over LAN.. May be a mosaic/vrt.. Ay suggestion? Thank you Pietro
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