Hello fellow OSGeoers!
Google is about to announce summer of code 2008, and this year I'd like
to be a bit more prepared.
So for this reason I have updated our old SoC Wiki page [1] with
information for this year.
Each project should now start to think of ideas and also who their
mentors s
Hi Ivan and Bruce,
Interesting, other than using JAI a bit on Space Imaging data (this
was awhile back) I have been mostly using vectors.
I am curious to know what advantage an arcSDE/Oracle stack would
provide on image storage. I had understood imagery was simply stored as
large
Lucena, Ivan wrote:
Hi Bruce,
Here I am again...
Randy suggestion are pretty valuable and very well based but I have a
especial interest on storing raster on databases so that is why I asked
about it.
Yes, raster is chunky and not very fluid but I love to hear from
successful experience li
IMO:
Hi Randy, Ivan and Arnulf,
I seem to have spawned another thread, moving away from my original post
and Randy's excellent response.
Sorry.
I've renamed this thread accordingly.
more below...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 21/02/2008 02:38:13 AM:
> Hi Ivan and Bruce,
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>I am curi
- When you consider the complexities that Google must be facing with GE
in trying to manage 256x256k tiles of imagery over the entire world, at
multiple pyramid layers and with constant revision of imagery, you can
soon see that a file based approach would lead to a major headache.
He he, I
Well, I'm just one opinion, but I USED to store 17 million rasters in a
database, and got tired of the hassles, so I switched to a file-based storage
system. I try to manage lots of tiles of imagery over the United States and
Canada, with multiple pyramid layers and constant revision of imagery
On 20-Feb-08, at 4:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- When you consider the complexities that Google must be facing
with GE in trying to manage 256x256k tiles of imagery over the
entire world, at multiple pyramid layers and with constant revision
of imagery, you can soon see that a file base
Interesting thread... A couple points from the sidelines:
My company sells a store-your-images-in-a-database product, for storing
JPEG 2000 and MrSID imagery; there are indeed people who see value in
using a DB to manage their raster assets.
Our product is not open source, but when using it with
