Some answers to your questions.
On 9/7/07, Martin Desruisseaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> In "Image I/O metadata for multidimensional coverage" document
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> > 5. ImageIO MetaData for Multidimensional Coverages overview
> > ---
> > In or
Hi Martin,
Here below, some answers to part of your questions.
On 9/7/07, Martin Desruisseaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> General note: some nodes begin with a lower case, and some other nodes
> begin with a upper case. It may be worth to clarify what is the policy
> for lower/upper cases. In
Hi Martin,
Excuse me for my delayed reply.
On 9/7/07, Martin Desruisseaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Daniele Romagnoli from Geosolution recently send us a document on
> Coverage I/O metadata. It sound like a very good draft to me. In the
> next bunch of emails, I'm going to comment some sectio
Hi Martin; one of the things we are chasing up with Raj and the OSGeo
foundation is the
ability to get into the process a bit more.
Right now this email is interesting in a social sense (yeah something
happening with
image metadata, and even better you are pleased with it). But the
details are
Page 16 introduces the concept of "Basic Stream metadata" in addition of
"Stream metadata". This new metadata level is not mentionned in the
introduction.
Do we expect "Basic stream metadata" to be returned by the "flat" or the
"smart" image reader? If they are expected to be returned by the "flat
In "Image I/O metadata for multidimensional coverage" document
> 5. ImageIO MetaData for Multidimensional Coverages overview
> ---
> In order to be able to describe a Multidimensional Coverage (or
> ND-Coverage), we need to introduce the con
On page 17, we can read (talking about IIOMetadataFormat constraints):
> For our purposes we will try to respect as much as possible these rules, but
> we might need to
> violate some of them to produce a useful metadata structure. It is worth to
> point out that ImageIO
> would not complain ab
General note: some nodes begin with a lower case, and some other nodes
begin with a upper case. It may be worth to clarify what is the policy
for lower/upper cases. In "GML in JPEG 2000" specification, I have the
feeling that lower case is used for attributes and upper case used for
classes.
Page
Daniele Romagnoli from Geosolution recently send us a document on
Coverage I/O metadata. It sound like a very good draft to me. In the
next bunch of emails, I'm going to comment some sections. I will send
separated emails for different issues in order to create distinct
threads.
For this email, I
