If you use COGs and are wondering if it's time to get on the Zarr bandwagon you might be interested in this blog that Jarrett Keifer (my coworker @element84.com) and I wrote last week: element84.com/software-eng...
If you use COGs and are wondering if it's time to get on the Zarr bandwagon you might be interested in this blog that Jarrett Keifer (my coworker @element84.com) and I wrote last week: element84.com/software-eng...
Totally! Maybe a rust implementation could fill this role if there were bindings to other languages. See github.com/zarrs/zarrs for instance.
Yeah that makes sense, the better approach would be to implement a different sharding codec that knows how to gather the length and offset information from the TIFF header directly. That would resolve both 1 and 3.
This one is my favorite. It really showcases the practical nature of STAC. Time and place are extra important so they are extra easy to filter by.
๐ Zarr-Python 3 is here! ๐
- Full support for Zarr v3 spec
- Chunk-sharding for more efficient data storage
- Major performance boosts with async I/O & parallel compression
๐ป pip install --upgrade zarr
๐ป conda install --channel conda-forge zarr
Blog post: https://buff.ly/3C3OwYw
GitHub wrapped for 2024. This is what comes of having lots of non-computer-based hobbies :)