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Identify use cases for Coverages and possible alternative user workflows #119

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j08lue opened this issue Dec 16, 2024 · 1 comment
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j08lue commented Dec 16, 2024

Support for Coverages (OGC WCS and/or OGC API Coverages) has been a requirement for this project, since it is one of the traditional OGC data access protocols.

However, since our consortium does not have a lot of hands-on experience with using Coverages from a client / end user perspective, we would like to make an effort to better understand and document the use cases we should support, so we can implement a useful service and validate it properly.

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  • Listed key use cases for Coverages from known EOEPCA+ stakeholder projects or other relevant projects
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j08lue commented Dec 17, 2024

In the EOEPCA Standards Roadmap, Coverages is mentioned as a data provider for processing and that it does not provide processing capabilities itself:

  • No data processing API Coverages (like OGC WCPS was in the past)
  • Coverages should provide the standard means to serve data cube inputs to processing, which can be OpenEO or OGC API processes.

As @jonas-eberle mentioned during the Testbed 20 presentation on GeoDataCube, cloud-optimized / access-optimized datasets in object storage eliminate, to some degree, the need for Coverages for optimized access, in particular for large multidimensional Zarr data cubes like DestinE provides.

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