Hi all, Since I'm hacking on this code at the moment, I'm going to be sending regular updates as I make changes to the code in the OAM git repository to let people know what I'm doing, and so people can toss in if they are interested.
So, I've got the basic guts of the OAM imagery server working, I believe. This includes the core 'license', 'attribution', and 'image' objects and APIs, and the base implementation of the 'layer' class. Using the oam-post tool that Schuyler hacked up, I'm currently uploading some of the images that have been processed on the Telascience hardware for NAIP (specifically, starting with Illinois 2010 images). You can see the progress of these images being uploaded at: http://oam.osgeo.org/api/layer/2/ metadata about individual images can be gathered from URLs like: http://oam.osgeo.org/api/image/130/ (Note that because of a typo, images 2->128 have a typo in the URL; data is editable with history, so I will fix these in the morning.) Posting access is authed by the OSGeo LDAP server; note that the data in this server may still undergo wipes while the code is under development, so don't get too attached to it :) A couple of shortlist items in order to get things a bit more usable: 1. Adding 'resolution' property to the images and the ability to filter on it. 2. Cleaning up the currently uploaded data 3. Working to upload the remainder of the telascience-hosted NAIP data into OAM 4. Adding server-side code (and some tools to interact with it) to allow for 'mirroring' of any given file, layer, etc. and registering the mirrored file with the server; then integrating these mirrors into the API in a reasonable way. I'm hoping to get these couple things wrapped up over the weekend, and then start exploring our current toolset for using an index to generate some output :) -- Chris _______________________________________________ talk mailing list [email protected] http://host134.hostmonster.com/mailman/listinfo/talk_openaerialmap.org
