Attending- Torben Barsballe
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Andrea Aime
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Kevin Smith
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Jukka Rahkonen
Actions from prior meetings:- Jody: FOSS4G - Ask user-list for examples (of OpenGIS migrations)
Agenda- Removing ASCII grid output format from WCS
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Raster Attribute Table support
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GeoTools Docserver migration (finally?)
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Not so random build failure on main
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Removing ASCII grid output format from WCS
Main issue, not streaming, and large. No interested party in implementing it either.
GML grid is instead streaming.
Jukka asking internally. Survey among internal users, used for small areas, to extract height from DEM for example, and using old software that only takes in ASCII grid.
Still quite common to use with ESRI servers.
Jukka: it may go, but not immediately.
Raster Attribute Table support
RAT is normally bound .aux.xml, but also dbf.
Generated by GDAL
Supported by QGIS, but also by ESRI products
ERDAS tutorial video: https://supportsi.hexagon.com/help/s/article/Working-with-Raster-Attributes-in-ERDAS-IMAGINE?language=en_US
Q: General extensibility question - If in core, can we attach other sources, e.g. GeoTiff header metadata
A: Probably. Leaning towards community anyways, so could just add in parallel instead
See mail for details
GeoTools Docserver migration (finally?)
See https://github.com/geotools/geotools/pull/3995
We’ve been doing a bunch of infrastructure migration across GeoTools, GeoWebCache, and GeoServer.
While GeoTools was already on OSGeo infrastructure, OSGeo has requested to migrate this over to the same instance as all the new infrastructure.
There’s finally some time to work on this; Possibly being worked on the week after FOSS4G.
Anything that could be conflicting with this work? Please speak up or just watch this unfold.
Action: Torben to send notification of GeoTools Docserver migration to the list
Not so random build failure on main
Build failure in gs-metadata, but happens only in parallel builds, very often, but not all the time. In contact with Niels about it. If not solved, we’ll have to revert the last changes to gs-metadata to see if that fixes the issue.